The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
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semi Weekly and Weekly, will ,be found
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For the principle by which the WORLD
VII VII be gcverned N IT. 'discussion % aad s.3Si
sufiice 70 say that the WORLD. while con-
servative In politics, desires the cOnserva-
tton only Of what ts good and wise In our
pubiig institution and our political sys-
tenn, 1i6eral In spirit; it admits no limfta.
f1nna hn {u hts ~ nr3 q n flA ant
ana the aspirations OF reform. save those
and rational respect for the vested rights
and for the honest opinions of al classes
the principles and, halls the triumph Of the
Democratic party as affording us . praeti-
cal promise OF Reform In our pubic ad-
ministrationB. city State and National, 1t
will not be bliniy devoted tn the advance:
freely q canvass n @ sts public % conduct S wsis Il
will treat with respect the 'pfivate rigAts
OF Public Men and 1t will examine fearless
~ iu1e tAe = ,ykipgsd our, National. State
and Municipal Governments.
.he Ofiktnsl pr1Aciples of fourpoitttcal s$s..
tenn as the only soppd ihasis Of ali needed
Improvements therein; an unfaltering de
votion TO the Coz ST tuition and the Union;
. scrupu ous fidelity To the spiritas well
vigilance in maintaining al, the great. afe-
guards Of civil and Reil. ious Liberty. 1t
will seek TO mitigate and not to aygravate
inc evils separable from Party Govern.
ment IN I, ee country; To promote good
and not III feeling among our fellow citi-
IONS OF all creeds and cOIors all sections
and atl,sect: and 10 ADVANCE both by its
Precepts and its exsnpie the reign of
re re .son anu Law over pr. !udice ana Pas.
sion In al our pub'icr 'cliOn and In the
discussion of our pull lie affairs.
1t VIII do Justice always, to the best Of
its ability, 10 all men and all classes of
men: 1t will recognize no enemies but
heenenies nf rgO0t mofais, public order
and the Law; 1t will endeavoF, In . word.
to maze its coums a terror to evil-doers
and praise o those that do we'll.
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reading public for enter II nment. The
WORLD Will keep It's readers in ormed OF
all tnat " amusing as vel as Of all that
10 mpmenh,ns int movcmehts Of SO
cisty and Will spare neither trouble nor
sxpense to provide them with . varied,
animated and accurate picture Of the times
In which we live. H'