The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-07
THE INTER OCEAN FOR 1881.
DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY

DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY.
In presenting the prospectus of THE
INTER OCEAN for the year 1881, it is
scarcely necessary to remind the people
of the Northwest that the paper has
been, from the date of its establish
ment, pre-eminent as an exponent of
stalWart Republicanism, land in advance
Of all others in promulgating that
system of political ethics which has
as it's foundation the idea Of humanity
in politics. 1t is not the advocate of
coldly conceived theories, but the
champion of ideas warm with the
blood of struggling and bleeding hui
manity. As'such it is read and known
of all men.
1t is not necessary to say that THE
INTER OCEAN has never deserted the
platform or principles on which it be-
gan the fight for the rights of the
citizen or its work in the interests of
the people, but it is gratifying to know
that the Republican party has come
finally to stand squarely on this stall
wart platform, and that in thus moving
forward the party leaders have &C.
knowledged that the position of The
INTER OCEAN, taken years ago, was
correct. This is, to THE INTER OCEAN,
the heartiest. and most emphatic in
dorsement of its policy and the most
effective testimony as to the value of
its influence, and the quality of its
leadership.
The influence Of this leadership was
never more apparent, nor the hold THE
INTER OCEAN has on earnest Republi-
cans was never more forcibly illustrat-
ed than during the last Presidential
campaign. Through the campaign, the
earnestness, loyalty, and enterprise of
the paper were everywhere recognized
as Important factors in determining
the result, and its status as the leading
Republican journal of the Northwest
was fixed beyond dispute.
In view of these facts, it is only
necessary to say that The INTER OCEAN
will maintain this position by contin-
uing in the straightforward course
that has made it so many friends
among Republicans everywhere, and
that has given it reputation for cour-
ageous fairness and journalistic zeal
and enterprise.
1t will insist on party policy essen
TALLY stalwart, believing that the in
terests of all sections and the welfare
of all classes will be best conserved by
close adherence to the fundamental
principles of Republicanism.
1t will maintain its present attitude
in favor OF protecting American in
dustry against the pauper labor and
concentrated capital of the old world,
and will be foremost in the fight on
any new questions that may be sprung
on the Republican party.
The INTER OCEAN will discuss all
public questions fairly and fearlessly;
1t will give the news accurately and
fully, supplementing it with intelligent
and fair-minded comment; it will
maintain it's high standard in State.
Washington. and foreign correspond
ence, and will continue to devote spe-
cial attention to departments having
reference to home affairs.
"The Curiosity Shop" "Woman's
Kingdom" and Farm ard Home"
have grown better with each succeed
ing year, and the conscientious effort
that gave them their popularity win be
devoted to their Improvement.
TheVeterinary departmental charge
of practical veterinary surgeon, will
be made of special value to horsemen
and stock-growers.
In the department of fiction the
best serials have been secured, and
these will appear in connection with
short stories and sketches.
The market reports, taking in flnan-
cial and commercial news and discus
sion of trade topics, will be made full
and reliable, giving special attention
to matters in which the merchants.
stock-growers, and farmers of the
Northwest have a direct interest.
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN will
give the news Of each week complete,
presenting important matters in detail,
and condensing minor news in such
Wy as to not obscure or weaken any
statement of fact. The weekly will |
be, in short, more comprehensive in
character and scope than any other
political or general newspaper in the
country.
In addition to all other departments
mentioned in connection with the
weekly, the semi-Weekly will continue
its educational department under the
present able editor.
Believing that THE INTER OCEAN
contributed not little to Republican
success in the last campaign, the pro-
prietors have no hesitation in asking
the stalwarts of the country to aid
them in widening its fields of influence.
The wholesomeness and effectiveness
of the influence of such a paper have
been demonstrated beyond dispute.
interested in maintaining
the integrity and esprit de corps of the |
party are interested in increasing the