The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
PERIODICALS.
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IN NEW YoRx wonLD Tor lsn. naily,
6snl.Weekly ard weekly. will BE- ioand
70 b. the oh1ape9t and best neWep,pef poo.
pdnjed 4 q lmproved iSrms 9Th nes
|Hpe.ap8a tns b+st pepsr. And no exPense
Gr la.,Cr will be spared 70 maintain IL 40
every department. at the highest possible
.ts nd srd andt0c mmend ittn Al respect.
eiasses IN the community without regard
~ political opinions or religions dine en-
Il viii lay before its rssd n
The sews OF the day Of al kinds and
o% aal sa.ssrs ey maj maj, and ssssspdp
special attention beiDg given. 70 az Com
mefcfal 5esal. Financial. Social Criminal
and Political treAsaciions in the city OF
New oTk au' the United States
Full RepOfss. Recitlng and ilustratirg 3
inss at Washington Asd Albany: all i'm
pCrtnnt meesiu9s, Religious. Literary, I'd.
nc cstiOnai. scientific and rOii'icsl; all So
cial Events, gay and grave, snd PERSONAL
information OF interest to the ublic.
mis- Journal BY 4 permanent stafr OF ac-
compl shed residen writers at ali centres
Of interest throughout the world,
Literary News AID reviews. by which
our readers viii be kept advised OF every
tuiAS SOi " AtstC0oOn AZ tnC SoAASAAs
Literature Of Europe and America.
.Iritieisms OF all notable works and mo-
tices Of ali notable events, In connection
wi b Nusic. the Drama, Painting, Sculp-
ture, aud all other branches Of Art.
IN r'r r. principle by Which as,Nv the WosL9 sI5
treatment ofall public questions, It. will
sun1ce 10 say that the WeRLD, while con-
servative In politics, desires the cOnseava-
ton only Of what Is good and wise in our
public institutions ana our political sys-
tiOns upon the rights of privAtejud. ement
ana the aspira, fons OF reform, save those
which are Imposed By prudence, decorum
and rational respect for the vested rights
and for the honest opinions OF classes
the principles and halls the triumph Of the
Democratic party. as affording us u practi-
cal promise Of Reform in our pa1ic ad-
ministratiOns, cily state ana National, IL
will not he blin.y devoted nthe advance,
fr. ely canvass the public conduct, while it
VIII treat with respec, the private rignts
oi Public Men and ii will examine fearless.
~ tuto the v irkings of our National, state
and Municipal Governments.
IL Will tneulcate steQdfast reliance upon
me original principles of our political sys-
tm az the only sound basis OF ali needed
improvements therein; an unfaltering de
votion TO the Constitution and the Union;
ecFupu Ous fidelity to the spirit as well
as tus letter of our laws, and sleepless
v1gi lance in maintaining ali the great afe-
gnards Of Civil and Rel. ious Liberty. 1t
VIII seek to mitigate and not to aggravate
the evils separable from Party Govern.
ment In fee country: ~ promote good
and not Ill feeling among our fellow citi-
zens of all creeds and celors all sections
and ALI sect and to advance both by lis
Rrecepts and its example the reign of
reason and Law over r-judice and pas.
sion in all our pubic ,ctiOn and in the
discussion of our public affairs.
1t will do justice always to the best Of
il. Stability, TO all men and all classes OF
men it will recognize no enemies but
.heenemies ef goo NOR ais, public order
and the law; it will endeavor, in a word.
to MAKE its colums q terror TO evil-doers
and q praise o those that do well.
Nor viii 1t lose sight. meanwhile, OF
the great and legitimate demand Of the
reading public for enter ainment The
WORLD Will keep lis readers in Ormed OF
Ell tnat is amusing as well as Of all that
lis momentous in the movements Of So
ciety and will spare neither trouble nor
expense to provide them With Q varied,
animated and accurate picture Of the times
in which We live.