The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-01-22
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The Times for 1881.

The TINES will enter the New Year with a
larger circle Of regular readers than i had
at any previous period of its history, End the
important events of the next year must
steadily enlaage the field of independent
journalism.
A new adninistra ton will be inaugurated ;
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tical duties; the great commercial and in
dustrlal prosperity of the country must
STIMULATE progress and thrift in all sections,
and the tendency Uf political power will be
toward corruption and despotsm, as it ever
is when the people are diverted from the
stern criticism of authority by peace and
pisnty.
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and the demagoSue to suppress, prcvert
or deny the truth when party interests
demand it, and u lavish the regulation
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War will be continued in the Weekly
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thcrefrom in the other editions, and the
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