The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-12
THE WORLD" FOR 1877.

THE NEW York WORLD for 1877, Daily,
Semi-We ekly and Weekly, will be found
to be the cheapest and best newspaper pub
lished IN the United States. 1t will be
printed in an improved form with new type
upon the best paper, and no expense or la
Dor will be spared to maintain it in every
department at the highest possible stand
ard, and 10 commend it in all respects to
the confidence and approval of the best
classes in the community without regard ~
political opinions or religious differences.
1t will lay before its readers
TIE News OF THE DAY of all kinds and
from all quarters, by mail and by telegraph,
carefully condensed and lucidly arranged,
special attention being given to all Com
mercial, Legal, Financial, Social, Criminal
aud Political Transactions in the City of
New York and in the United States.
FULL REPORTS, Reciting and Illustrating
all Congressional and Legislative proceed
ings at Washington and Albany all Meet
ings Of importance, Religious, Literary,
Educational, Scientific and Political all
| Social Events, gay and grave, and Personal
Information of interest 10 the public.
CORRESPONDENCE, expressly prepared for
this journal by q permanent staff of &C.
| complished resident writer's at all centres
OF interest throughout the world.
LITERARY NEWS M REVIEWS, by which
our readers will be kept advised of every
thing worthy Of attention in the current
| Literature of Europe and America,
CRITICISMS of all notable works and no
tees of all notable events in connection
| with Music, the Drama, Painting, Sculp-
| ture and all other branches of Art.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES upon Every subject
| of present interest or importance.
For the principles by which THE WORLD
will be governed in its discussion and treat
ment of all public questions, it will suffice
to say that The World, while conserva-
| live in politics, desires the conservation on
ly of what is good and wise in our public
institutions and our political system liberal
in spirit, it admits nc limitations upon the
| rights of private judgment and the aspha-
| tions of Reform, save those which are
imposed by prudence, decorum, and a "a,
4 tional respect for vested rights and for the
| honest opinions of all classes and seets OF
men. While it has labored for the princi-
pies and halls the triumph of the Demo,
cratic party as affording us a practical
promise of Reform in our public admins,
t%rations, city, state and national, it will no,
be blindly devoted to the advancement Of
any party or any clique. 1t will freely
L CuDNdsb tue lluUllC NOuuuCl, NlluO ~ Will
treat with respect the private rights, OF
Public Men, and it will examine fearlessly
into the workings of our national, state
and municipal governments.
1t will Inculcate a steadfast reliance upon
the original principles of our political sys
tenn as the only sound basis of all needed
improvements therein; an unfaltering de,
votion to the Constitution aud the Union, s
scrupulous fidelity to the spirit as well as
the letter of our laws, and a sleepless vigil
ance in maintaining all the great safeguards
of Civil and Religious Liberty. 1t will seeh
to mitigate and not to aggrevaie the evils
inseparable from Party Government IN {
Free Country to promote good and not il
feeling among our ~fellow-cilizens of ell
creeds and colors, all sections and all sects
and to advance both by its precepts and by
its example the reign of Reason and of Law
over prejudice and passion in all our pub
lie action and in the discussion Of all pub
lie action and in the discussion of all pub
lie affairs.
1t will dc justice always, to the best o.
its ability, to all men and to all classes o
men it will recognize no enemies but tn,
enemies of good morals, public order auC
the law it will e%ndeayor, in a word, Il
make its columns a terror to evil-doers an(
a praise to them that do well.
Nor will it lose sight meanwhile of thu
great and legitimate demand of the reading
public for entertainment. THE WoRLI
will keep its readers informed of all that /
amusing as well as Of all that is moment
GUS In the movements of society and will
spare neither trouble nor expense to pro
vide them with a varied, animated and &C
curate picture OF the times In which w
live.