The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06
The
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES.


The TINES will enter the New Year
with larger circle Of regular raiders
than it had at auy period of iis history
aud the important evepis Of the next
year must steadily enlsIge the field oI
independcnt journaIisds.
A new administrator will be inau-
gnratcd ; new political occasions will
create new political duties THE great
com meroial aud industrial prosperity
of the country must stimulate progress
and thrift in all sections, aud the, ten
dency Of political power viii be toward
corruption aud despotism, as IL ever Is
when the people are diverted from the
stern criticism OF authority by peace
and plenty,
The Times will be in the future, rs IL
has been Ia the past. absolutely indie
pendout Of political parties, bu, ear.
nestly and fearle-sly devoted TO intcl.
rity AID patriotism in our statesman.
ship aud to the freedom and sanctily
OF the ballot. Dependent, party organs
will continue To babble about party
men and party measures to excuse
the public jobber and the demagogue 4;
To- suppress, pervert or deny tue truth
rhen party interests delunhd it, and To-
lavish the regulation pra,sc of the SER
want To tho master but the growing
intelligence of the age daily multiplcs
the readers of the independent news
paper, and the journals which best re-.
fleet the rapidly increasing indepen-
dence of the people will be the great
American journals of the future.
Tie Times aims TO reach the highest
standard ofthe indepen, eht newspap, r
II tearlessly oppose corruptionists and
rings in VII parties, whether in city,
State or nation. Itopposes every form
of imperial political domination
whether represented by an individual,
hy II faction or 10y party. II oppos-
es sectionalism North and South as
the demon Of the Republic, aud it de-
mands public tranquility aud the
supremacy Of liberty aud law for ev-
cry citizen Of the Union.
The Times will hcsin the Now Year
strengthened in all of its already e1-
ceptionally strong departments. Its
xnnals of the war will he continued in
the weekly Edition, with specially in
tercsiing extracts therefrom in the
other editions. and the contributors for
1851 to this important feature OF tho
paper will be from the most disting.
uiShru soldiers aud civilians of both
Nurth snd South. I;s large list Of con.
tributorr ia this and in foreign coun-
tric. will be moie than maintained
It, reliable news correspondence is un-
surpassed by that Of any other journal
Of lie country ! lie various depart
ntnt- essentIl ,os complete news.
paper FOR the hums and fasily circle
.tr constantly en,iNeued ~ fresh
writers. aud 1t will maintain the su~,-
,ion it has von solely on ia merits, ~
one of the mast reliable aud couplc's
nes 1paprrs ~ the world.
Times DAILY -,.eiiyerel by car
rie., for twelve cents week mail
subscription, Elk d,ilArs year, or
/ fiity cents month. postag. free
-uNDAY EuTluS Double sheet. tur
iUiitrs 4 year, postage free ; single
copies. four cents. U'tRKiY-Publish-
ed every Saturday morning, two dol.
lars a year i've copies, sS ten cnpi-s
rs; twenty copies, s15. An eStr.
copy sent FREQ ~ the getter'up OF ,
ciuh.
Address THE TIMES.
| riuE4 RtrftDfSG philadelnhia