The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-07
THE WISCON SIN.
Annual Announcement,

The proprietors of THE WISCONSIN,
in making their annual announcement
for 1879, feel impelled to return their thanks
for the marked increase in the list OF their
readers for 1873. Encouraged by this evi.
dent approval OF the character and course
Of their journal in the past, they have deter
mined to add new features to its attractive.
ness, both as a family and as a political
newspaper. The WISCONSIN now hiss .
'arger and more widespread circulation than
ever before since ii was founded. Tiers is
scarcely postofhce in the state, out of over
thirteen hundred, to which we do not send
one or more copies of THE WISCONSIN. We
very much desire to be able to say in our
next announcement, If Providence shall
spare US, that we have at last footing At
every place in this broad commonwealth
where the government delivers its mails.
To do this will require but little effort on
The part of postmasters where our paper IL
not now received.
Last year We appealed for the first time in
over thirty years to our readers to assist
rs in the extension of the circulation of THE
WISCONSIN. The response was very graft.
lying and satisfactory. We again ask our
readers to make it a point to try and induce
some neighbor to add their subscription to
their own, and thus remit $500 instead Of
lie usual $3.50 Such a course on the part
of all of our subscribers would double our
list of readers, and double our power Of
usefulness.
The proprietors of THE WISCONSIN are not
wont to allude to partisan topics in their
annual announcements. But we believe
there is real danger in the future from the
coalition of the Democrats, Greenbackers,
Nationals and Communists. Unless the
conservative and property-owning classes
are organized, united and active there il
great possibility that this union OF disorder
ly, disconnected and revolutionary elements
will be swept into power in the State and
Nation. II they do succeed on the avoved
principles of their leaders, our people will
i've over again the terrible scenes of loss,
distress and riot of 1877. Possibly genera,
anarchy will result from an attempt to di-
5ide the property of the thrifty and provi-
dent among the lazy and worthless.
The farmers of Wisconsin are property
'wners and ought to be solidly ranged on
he side of order and sound finance. THE
WEEKLY WISCONSIN is prepared largely in
he interest aud for the instruction and diver
ion Of the agricultural classes We ain, to
educate our readers, not alone in the duties
II the farm and household, but in their
higher duties as citizens OF great republic
"a republic of law and liberty and not OF
license and anarchy.
The proprietors have increased the already
2rge editorial force upon THE WISCONSIN
~ the engagement o. HORACE RUBLEE.
me OF the ablest and seundest political
writer's Of the state, who will hereafter be a
regular writer for its editorial columns.
This addition to the editorial staff is made
without the loss OF any one of it's present
torce OF assistants to the editor-in-chief,
Who, for over thirty years, has contributed
% every number of this journal.
Thus We feel warranted in promising for
the year to come newspaper UNSURPASSED
in general interest and sound political
views; and without compeer in the taste
and uestness of its material production.
TERMS OF THE WISCONSIN,
Daily Wisconsin, postpaid, one year.. SO 00
Semi-Weekly Wisconsin, postpaid, 1 y. 90
Wsealy Wisconsin, post paid, mos. 90
Weekly Wisconsin, pest paid, one year 1 so
Weekly Wisconsin, post paid, Is mos. 2 90
Address, a.
CRAMER, AIKENs & CRAMKR,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.