The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
"aHE w woslo 1877

The NEW YoRK WORLD for 1877, Daily,
Semi Weekly and Weekly, will be found
to be the cheapest and best newspaper puD-
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every department at the highest possible
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tn III. confidence and approval Of tho best
classes in the community without regard
oess
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carefully condenser and lucidly arranged,
me, ,cisl. a.esal. Financial, Social Criminal
and Political transactions in the city OF
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public institutions and our political sys-
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which are imposed by prudence, decornm
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aud for the honest opinions of classes
aud sects OF mea. While 1t has labOred for
the principles and hails the triumph Of the
Democratic party. as affording US practi-
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| ly into the workings of our National. state
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The original principles of our political sys.
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improvements therein; an unfaltering de
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scrupu Gus fidelity to the spirit as well
as TINS letter of our laws, and . sleepless
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the evils separable from Party Govern:
ment In q free country; to promote good
ana not Ill feeling among our fellow citi-
zens Of all creeds and col0rs all sections
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discussion of our puplic affairs.
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tts.. ability, to all men and all classes o
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heenemies Of goo morals. public order
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and praise O those that do well.
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is momentOus in the movements Of 80
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