The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-26
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The Times for 1881.

The TIMES will enter the New Year v 18th n
largercircle of regular readers than it had
al any previous period of its history, snd the
important events of the next wear NUT
steadily enaage the field of independ, Mt
journalism.
A new administration will be inaugurated;
new political occasions will create new roll
teal duties; the great commercial and in
dustrlal prosperity Of the country must
stimulate progress and thrift in all sections
and the tendency Of political power will be-
toward corruption and despotism, as il ever
is when the people are diverted from the
stern criticism Of authority by peace and
plenty.
THE TINES will be in the future, as it has
been in the past, absolutely independent OF
political parties, but earnestly and fearless1v
devoted TO integrity and patriotism in ou~
craftsmanship and the freedom and sanctit,
of the ballot. Dependent party organs viii
continue to babble about party men and
party measures to excuse the public jobbcr
and the demagogue to suppress, prevert
or deny the truth when party Interests
demand it, and to lavish the regulation
praise of the servant to the master but tht.
growing intelligence of the age daily multi
plies the readers of the independent news
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1t opposes sectionalism North and South ae
the demon of the Republic, and it demands
public tranquility and the supremacy OF
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Union.
The Times will begin the New Year
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ally strong departments. Its Annals of the
War will be continued in the Weekly
Edition, with specially interesting extracts
thcrefrom in the other editions, and ,he
contributors for 1881 to this important fea-
ture of the paper will be frem the most dis
tinguished soldiers ard civilians of the
North and South. Is large list of contr-
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be more than maintained Its reliable news
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any other journal of the country its vari-
Gus departments essential to a cOmulete
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