Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-13
THE
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES
The Times for 1881.

THR TIMHs will center the. New Year with
larger circle OF regular readers than It. had NJ
any previous period OF its history, and the I'M
portant events OF the next year must steadily
enlarge the field Of independent journalism,
Anew administration will be inauguratcd;
new political occasions will create new poiti-
cal duties the great commercial and indus
trial prosperity of thc country must stimulate
progress and thrift in all sections and the tend
cncy of political power vii, be toward corrup-
ton and dcspotiSm, as il everis when the peo-
pie are diverted from the stern criticism OF
authority by peace and plenty.
THE TIMES will be in the future, rs IL has
been I'm the past, absolutely independent OF
political parties, but earnestly and fearlcsSly
devoted to integrity and patriotism In our
craftsmanship and 10 the freedom and sancti-
~ of the ballot. Dependent party organs will
continue to babble about party men and par
ty measures: to excuse the public jobbcr and
the demagogue ito suppress, peryert or deny
the truth when party interests demand it, and
to lavish the regulationf4aise of the servant TO
the master, but the growing intelligence Of the
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the supremacy of liberty andlRw for every citi'
zen of the Union.
THE TIHRs ill,bcgin the New Year strength.
enedin ali of its already exceptionally strong
departments. Its Annals of the War will be
continued In the WEEKLY EDITION, with spe
caly interesting extracts therefrom in the
other editions, and the contributors for 1881 10
this important feature Of the paper will be from
the most distinguished soldiers and civilians OF
both North and South Its larse 'list OF contri-
butors in this and in foreign countries will be
more than maintaned; lis reliable news cor
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journal of the country its various departments
essential TO y complete newspaper for the home
and family circle are constantly enlivened by
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