The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05
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PHIL ADELpHTk
TIMES

The Times for 1881.

THE TIvEs will enter the New Yeas with a
larger circle of regular readers than it had
az any previous period nf its history, and the
important events of the next year must
steadily enlaage the field of independent
journalism.
4 new administration will DC inaugura ted
nes political occasions will create ne9 poll
teal duties; the great commercial and in.
dCstrl4l prosperity Of the country must
stimulate proSres5 aEd thrift III ali sections,
and the tendency Of poitica power will be
toward corruption aud despoti5m, as il ever
ls when the people are diverted from the
stern criticism Of authority by peace and
irnty.
THE TIxss vii! be in the future, az it has
been III the pat, sb.niutah independent OF
political part-s, t'ut ear .rStiy and fcariessly
devoted To integrity ANA patrio ialn in our
strtesinan lip and the fcedonl and ssnc'its
Of the ballot. Dependent Earty organs will
continue IT, babhle about party men and
party ~ assures TO excuse the public jobber
and the demagosue to suppress, prcyert
or deny the truth when patty interests
demand it, and to lavi n the regulation
praise OF the servant to the master but the
growing intelligence of the age daily multi
plies the readers Of the indepcnd ut news
paper and the journals Which best reflect
| the rapidly increasing independence of tne
people Till be the great American jourr ais
Of the future
TIE TIAEs ain,s to reach the highest
standard of the Independent newspaper Ii
fearlessly opposes corruptionst0 and rings
in all parties, whether in city, State or
nation. 1t opposes every form of imperia'
political domination, whether represented
by an individual by a faction or By party.
1t ooposes sectionalism North and South as
the demon OF the Republic, and it demands
public tranquility and the supremacy Of
liberty and lay for every citizen of the
Umop
The Times will begin the New Year
| siren 5thencd IN all OF it's already exception
ally strong departments. rs Annals Of the
u ar will be continued in the Weekly
Edition, with specially Interesting extracts
| therefrom IN the other editions, and the
contributors for l68i 20 this important fea-
sare OF the paper vill be from the most dis
| tnguishcd soldiers and civilians of the
| North and South. Is large list OF coEiri-
| hutor5 in this and in foreign countries will
be more than maintained its reliable news
correspondence IS unsurpassed by thai of
any other journal of the country /; its vari.
Gus departments essential TO a complete
! newspaper for the home and family cr..le
are constantly en!ivcned by fresh writers,
and it will maintain the position IL has won
solely on its merits, as one of the most re-
! liable and complete newspapers of the Eor d.
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