Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-01-29
THE INTER-OCEAN FOR 1881
Daily. Semi w eekly 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 tina. the
Daper has been, from the date ofits establishment,
pre-eminent as an exponent of stalwart Republic
canism, and in advance of all others prpmu gat
ing that system of political ethics which AZ its
foun iation the idea o. humanity in politics. 1t is
the advocate of coldly conceived theories, but
the champion of ideas warm with the blood o.
struggling and bleeding humanity. As such it is
read and known of all men.
1t i not necessary to say that THE INTER OCEAN
has never deserted the platform or principles
which it began the fight for the rights of the cti
zen or it's work in the interest of the people, but
is gr flying to that the Republican party has
come inalv TO stand squarey on this stalwart plat
form AMI that in thus moving forward the pait y
cadcr- have acknowledged thatthe p sition of The
SER OCEAN, taken years ago was correct. This
j., to the Inter Ocean. the heartiest and most
pbalic Endorsement ofits policy and the most eff
feet re testimony TO the value OF its influence
an the qua iy of its leadership.
III" i'fluence of this leadership never more
apparent, nor the hold of the Inter Ocean has on
earnest Republicans was never more forcibly Illus
tat, d than during the last Presidential campaign
Through the campaign the earnestness, loyalty,
an enterprise of the paper were recognized as
port mt factors in determining the result, and its
status a the leading Republican journal OF the
northwest was fixed beyond dispute.
In view of these facts 1t is only necessary to say
that the Inter Ocean will maintain this position
by continuing in the straightforward course that
has made itso many friends among Republicans
everywhere, and that has given1t reputation for
courageous fairness and journalistic zeal and enter
prise.
at will insist on party policy essentially stall
wart believing that the interests of all sectiOnsiand
the welfare of all classes will be best nserved by
adherence 10 the fundamental principles of Repub
hcanism.
twill maintain its present attitude in favor of
protecting American industry against the paper
labor and concentratedc pital of the old world and
will be foremost in the fight on any new question S
that may be sprung on he Republican party.
The Inter Ocean will discuss all public questi ons
fairly aud fearlessly; it will give the news accurate
iy and fully, experimenting it with intelligent and
fairminded comment; 1T will maintain it's high
standard in State, Washington, and Foreign
pondenc, and will continue to devote special atten-
ton to departments having reference to no ne af
fairs.
s'Farm and Home" have grown better with each
succeeding year, and the conscientious effort that
gave them their popularity will be devoted to their
Improvement.
The Veterinary department. in charge of prac-
teal veterinary surgeon, will be made of special
value to horsemen and stock or
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 financial and CON-
mercial news and discussion of trade topics wi be
ma de tul and reliable, giving SPECIAL attention to
matters in which the merchants, stock-growers,
and farmers of the northwest have direct inter
est
The WEEKLY INTER OCEAN gives the news of
| each week complete, presenting Important matters
I lie
as to not obscure weaken any statement of facts
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 it's educational department under the
present able editor.
Believing that The Inter Ocean contributed not a
little to Republican success in the last campaign, the
proprietrs have hesitation in asking the stall
warts of the country to aid them in wdeningits field
of influence. The wholesomeness and effectiveness
of the influence of such paper have beeh demon
| strated beyond d pute. Republicans interested in
maintaining the integrty,and esprit de CORPS of the
party are interested in increasing the circulation of
those papers that contribute most to the desired
ends. Among all such papers the Inter Ocean
stands first
There is no variation in the price ofthe various
editions. THE INTER OCEAN is The cheapest paper
considering The amount of reading matter furnish
ed and its high character jourual-published in
the country.
Daily Inter Ocean, One Year, Postage
RAD SlO w
Semi Weekly Inter Ocean, One Year, Post
age z oU
Weekly Inter Ocean, One Year, Postage
Sample copies Sent Free on Application.
Address, THE INTER OCEAN.
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