Daily Republican., 1879-11-21
THIRD EDITION.
4 PXPER FOx THE PEOPLE.
Tho New York Times for lsSO -fht
Position ID Assumes.

fOS1tlOO IL hbDushsuss
The political course of "The New,
York Tines will b. gnided during
the Presidential year by the same prin'
ciples which have won 1t the position
of the foremost Republican newspaper
in the United States. The succ' sstuI
issue of the recent contest In New York
and the unbroken ariss OF Republican
victories ia the Nothern States whicl
prec .ded and accompanied 4, have
combined to demonstrate the soandnes'
of the position OF "The Times Ill re-
gard to the questions with which Tia.
Republ " Party is called upon II
deal.
"Ths Times" will continue TO place
fidelity to the interests OF the Republi-
can Party above tue pursuit OF person
al aims or private ambition, and viii
steadfastly Insist that the usefulness
Of any party must be measured by the
extent Of its devotion to the honor and
welfare Of the country. In the future,
~ in the past, the attitude OF Tn.
Tines will be that OF Independence
,c,tAin the Republican Party, The
maintenance of the national credit the
publication OF the public sci vice the
advocacy of all reasonable projects OF
fiscal reform; rigid economy in puOIia
expenditures opposition to subsidies
and corporate iobbery in al It's forms ;
and tie preservation OF equal Fights to
all citizens, North and sodtn, Will be
the sail ut points Of the policy Of "fht
Times"
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distinguished as al enterpfising, aa-
ouratp, and carefully edited newspaper.
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the increasing demands OF our time.
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criticism, of scientific, social, and gener-
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dress itself, as heretofore, to the ap
prpciation of the educated and iutrl.l-
gem classes of American people. /,
will 10 lively without being sensation
al. aggres i've without being coarse at
all Ines it will strive to be fearless and
Independent in the championship OF
the right. No theories snbverslve Of
tue principles on which the sacredness
o. iaulily ties and the existence OF
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pas, newspaper especi lily adapted
for family reading.
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