Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-26

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GENERAL FEATURES
Which have made il O., popular all through
Now England Tor more than forty yesra'-
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THE NEWS OF rue WEEK, carefully
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NEW ENGLAND INTELLIGENCE. gath
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SPECIAL ARTICLES upon agricultural
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The year 1880 will DO
The Presidential Year,
Aud will witness a political struggle between
tho two great political parties Of SURPRISING
oarnestne-s and Importance,
The Proceedings Of Congress,
The Canvass Tor Nominations,
The Result OF the National Conven-
tons,
The Progress and Issue of the Cam
paign,
Arc some OF tho STEERING political events
which will engage the attention OF tho people
during tho year. An these will DO fully and
promptly reported and discussed In tho col
umns OF THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Tho
contest Ia one upon which will depend the fate
OF the nation for many years to come. The
question: whether tho control OF tho nation Is
TO DO confirmed In tho hands OF the party which
saved it, or given over to tho party which
sought its life whether tho purity OF tho bal
lot and tho freedom OF tho suffrage are to DO
preserved-whother this IL Nation, or n
mere conglomcration Of Independent States,
without cohesion and without common in
terests, common responsibilities and com.
mon destny-thosc are questions concerning
which no thoughtful and patriotic mind can be
indifferent. The JOURNAL will continue to
give it's influence for tho Nation. as against
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against corruption and violence and for the
maintenance Of Republican principles, sound
inflnance and an honest currency. The
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ly familiar to The Journal readers.
The Young Farmer,
Whose strcng cool sense and hopeful and
practical IDEAS about farming ,have made him
one OF the most popular writer's among Now
England Farmers, will continue to treat tho
various phases Of farm life in his every Day
Thoughts"
The KcnncbccIScr,
Whom the readers Of The journal know az
ono Of the most original and charming writer's
upon topics connected with tho sea, and with
frau mill mi rlI lrfn ~ Alnkp
entitled
"THE BELTED WORLD,
CRUISE OF THE FIERY CROSS"
Describing voyage to tho
PHILIPPINE Islands and China,
Recouut.ng incidents on shpboard and scenes
on Shore and describing in his breezy and Off
hand style all that is new and interesting in
the countries visited.
MIR. EDWARD KING
Will continue to furnish correspondence from
Paris and other European capitols. Mr. King
stands in the front rank of European cor
respondents, and his long residence abroad,
and his extensive knowledge Of political and
social movements, give him special qualifca-
tions for this service. The year promises to
10 Ouo VI lutrlCbl IsulOpos anu WI
King will keep the readers of The Journal in
formed upon all events connected with Eu
ropean diplomacy, politics and social life.
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