The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09
The New York Times.
For 1881.

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gathering and 10 that OF journalistic influence.
Its recognized supremacy among the Republican
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which have guided its political course In the
past viii continue to direct II in the future.
The splendid success OF the Repulicau Party
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the enlightened interest of The best portion OF
the American people. their Just aud judicous
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TH. COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OF a
SOUND FINANCIAL SYSTEM;
The Security Of the Equal Rights Accorded by
the Chnstitntion;
The improvement Of tho Public Service;
The Emancipation, by Seasonable Fiscal Reform,
OF American Labor;
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Form
Defni Responsibility, Firmly Enforced, in
Pu1lic Servants.
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