Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-07-31
st louis Times. $50.

The st Louis TIMES enters upon ncw era
| The history of its changes is written Hence
| forth it is To he classed among the live, pro
srcssivc Institutions of st Louis. Its dutie:
are with the present and future. Ii will wish
| Its readers with purposes and convictions
lis mission is not hcmmed and li;Inpcrcd by
| cliqucs or cabals. Its place will he in the bet
ter and higher walks of Journalism. The
enemies of the public veal will find in it lit.
| tie comfort, the dishonest an enemy The
| toiler will meet in it a helper.
Science and invention have abridged in
calculabiy the neccs-itic, Of human toll Bu,
Il tGc share OF tine iruit III progress il. denied
thc masses. The problem OF just distribution
Is unsUlved The wise aud the strong are
iiiicd to repetition with the rood things r,adc
81 abundant by the urutiIizc.. powers oi
| nature. The few reap The harvest, the many
are mere cleaners. The evil is III its nature
cumulative, its tendency and its scupe in this
new land scarcely unprecedented the Journal
which has humanity and dsccrument has in
this field q mission.
Tie safety Of the people is in the pres
ervation Of individual rights and home rude.
The Democratic party stand, - bulWark
against the advancing wave Of monopoly.
Capitalization and class legislation lis fund
amenial principles result from truths which
arr philosophical AID of universal application.
The rcvcrscS which have followed every de.
paiiure int" doubtful paths have bat thc more
clearly demonstrated the value 81 those
principles and wisdom OF aihcriu@ 10 them.
The year 1859 Viii he uae cf sharp political
conflict Those who shall WELD the ad-
administrative and executive d partIncut- of the
government are to bc agHT chosen. Iiie is
sues ought 10 bc sharply made OH the great
economical questions which endure and al
ways concern commercial and producing
nation I unfortunately seetioralism viii he
obtrU( ed into the contest by
the Republican party to obscure the minds
oil inc people and cover the dement's Of the
enemies OF the Democracy. In this contest
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Di the enerSle characterizing Journalism of
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In nothing sectional shall the South and
West he lnsulted and sianGcrcd without in.
di@nant protest. The state Of Missouri with
imperial resources, ard u population which
has proven lis worth by pro.yre>, however
surpassed, will be defened with the weapon
ol truth. The matchiess advantages Of this
great state have carried il To the fifth place in
the American union although handicapped
by enemies ut home and traduccrs and Sian
dcrers abroad. The TIMES hopes To promote
'-'i'. uSSiits l" SHIRE Inc prosperity now 40
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