Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-12-04
1881.
1881
1881. 1881
GlObe-DemOcrat
PROSPECTUS.

In issuing its prospectus for 1851, the Globe
Democrat can make no promise for the future
that it is not reasonably of fulfllm,ni,
judging from its history in the past. In the
Presidential contest just closed il was recognk-
ed as The leading champion Of the Republican
cause OF the West, advocating the men and the
principles Of the great party oil freedom and
iionality, and always the exponent OF its adj
vanced thought. We shall continue that Course
unialteringiy in the future, SO long As the Re-
publican party remains true 10 the mission ON
which II set forth twenty years ago.
The election of James A. Garfield and Chester
4. Arthur as President and Wee President Of
the United States, by an uDQuestioned majority
OF the Electoral votes, secures peace and pros-
perity 10 the country for four Years. We b,-
iieye the new Administration will soon gam
and steadily hold, the confidence, not only of the
Republican party, but OF the nation, by its wis
dom asd integrity, as well as by lis loyalty TO
the principles OF the organization which placed
it in power. The Embellishments firmly hopes
to be able TO give President Ifrid u cor,iIal
and earnest support. II believes That he will do
the right as he il, and that he will brin.. to
the discharge of his Presidential duties u clear
head, an honest heart and Diet. rInin.tion to
serve his country TO the best OF his ability. Ger
tain it Is no Nan ever entered The White House
better fitted than he by nature, education and
experience TO Furnish all that we expect from -
good President.
the Republican party Is now more thoroughly
united and harmonious than it has b. en- in many
Years, There are no rival wings to II anu no
opposing factions In II. The Campaign that has
just closed welded II together in solid mass
against the common Zoe, ard there are how
signs OF possible div ision. We believe this uni
" and harmony will continue throughout Gen.
Garfelds Administration. and will result IN u
long continued lease OF power 10 it. The Dem
ocratic power is broken ami demoralzed-de-
ieaied under the best Candidate il has had IN ~
years-and not likely ever again to preselt the
unbroktn front which the Republican parry had
to meet on the 81 Of November, lss0.
While national rather than local IN its conduct
and purpose, the Globe Democrat Will devote
special attention to the sa'ject OF INN ga Iion,
doing its best 10 invite the thrifty farni,Is and
NEE hgnIcs OF the East aEd of Europe To settle
on The fertile lands OF the southwest. and espe-
cially OF the state OF Missouri. This sui jrct has
engaged our att, Btion In he past, and now that
there are tour years ahead of us Tree IRON the
turmoil and excit, ment of a national political
contest, We shall be enabled TO give is additional
thought and en'rgy. There is room in III. terri
tory tributary to The eat City OF ST. Loui- for
million, Of new inhabitants, and there Is land
enough now un ilicd To feed the world il cuti-
waited 10 lis capacity To invite those in pursuil
OF homes in the West TO the facts capable oi be-
ing shown on this subject shall he one oil the
special aims and features OF the Globe Demo
crat.
No newspaper. East or West. is better equip
ped than the Globe DemociSt for the collection
and publication OF news from all parts oil the
world Oar list OF special correspondents Coz
all the news centers IN this country aad IN
Europe. and they are instructed to spare no Ia
Dor or expense III procuring the latest ana most
reliable information and transmitting it pTomI-
lily by tell graph Our special telegraph service
HIS Dtcu greatly anu Improve ne
past year until IL ranks among the most lib raj
in The West. and IL is our int, niion to continue
this direction, awaiting ours, Ives of every oI-
portunity TO improve this journal impair
tial record OF current event, the world over.
our Weekly readers will get the tut benefit OF
this service in selections from the most lmpor-
tant of the dispatches sent 10 the Daily Globe
Democrat.
In lis commercial reports The g .obe-Democrat
has always been unrivae,i among Its cot.mporn-
ries. No journal in the West fpays 80 much al
iention to fulln-ss and accuracy in giving iaith-
Iul r. * OF the markets from day TO day and
from week to week. In this department We
shall also Keep pace with the growing demands
OF ST. Louis ami The West in all thai 10 lie <
pected from great newspaper published in the
commercial metropolis oI the Mississippi VAL
ley.
We shall aim. in addition to weekly record
OF current events. to present our readers win
newspaper Tor the Farm, the Family and The
Fireside. special attention VIII be gwen 10
these several departments. which have been
spicuous features of the Globe-Eemocrat in the
past.