The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-13
THE INTER OCEAN FOR 1881.
DAILY, SEEI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY

In presenting the prospectus Of the THE
ISTER OCEAN for the year 1851, II IS scarcely
necessary 10 remind the people of the North
west that the paper has been, from The date
of its establishment, pre-eminent as an expo
nens Of stalwart RepublieaniSrn, and in adj
vance of all Others in promulgating that sys-
tenn OF political ethics which has rs is foun-
dation the idea of humanity in politics. Il
is not the advocate of coldly conceived theo
ries, but the champion of ideas warm with the
blood of struggling and bleeding humanity.
As such it is read and known of all men.
Ii is not necessary TO say that THE INTER
OCEAN has never deserted the platform or
principles on which it began the fight for the
rights of the citizen or lis work in the inter
ests of the people, but il is gratifying to
know that the Republican party has come
finally to stand squarely on this stalwart
platform, and that In thus moving forward
the party leaders have acknowledged that
the position of THE INTER OCEAN, taken
years ago, was correct. This is, 10 THE IL
TER OCEAN, the heartiest and most emphatic
endorsement of its policy and the most effect
i've 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 Republicans was new
er more forcibly illustrated than during the
last Presidential campaign. Through the
campaign the earnesnesS, loyalty, and en-
terprise of the paper were everywhere rec
ognIzed as important factors in determining
the result, and its status as the leading Re
publican 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 continuing in the straight
forward course that has made il it so many
friends among Republicans everywhere, and
that has given it a reputation for courageous
fairness and journalistic zeal and enterprise.
Il will insist on d party policy essentially
stalwart, believing that the interests of all
sections and the welfare of all classes will be
best conserved by a close adherence to the
fundamental principles Of Republicanism.
1t viii maintain its present attitude in ia
vor of protecting American industry against
the pauper labor and concentrated capital OF
the old world, and viii 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; il will give
the news accurately and fully, supplement-
ing ii with intelligent and fair minded com
ment; it will maintain It's high standard in
State, Washington, and foreign correspond
ence, and will continue to devote special at
tention to departments having reference to
home affairs.
''.rhe Curiosity Shop" ''Woman's King
dom,' and Farm and Home, ?" have grown
better with each succeeding year, and the
conscientious effort that gave them their pop
ularity will be devoted to their improvement.
The Veterinary Department, in charge of
a practical veterinary surgeon, will be made
of special value TO horsemen and stock
growers.
In the department of fiction the best seri-
ais have been secured, and these will appear
in connection with short stories and sketches
The market reports, taking in financial
and commercial news and discussion 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 direct interest
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN will give the
news of each week complete, presenting i'm
portant matters in detail, and condening mi
nor news in such way 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 10 all other departments men,
toned IN connection Win the HGGkIy, the
semi weekly will continue its educational de-
partment under the present able editor.
Believing that The INTER OCEAN contrib
uted not little ,p Republican success in the
last campaign, the proprietors have no hest
tation in asking the staiwarts of the country
to aid them in widening its field of influence.
The wholeSomeness and effectiveness OF the
influence of such a paper have been demon
strated beyond dispute. Republicans inter
ested in maintaining the integrity and esPy5!
IL corps of the party are interested in in
creasing the circulation of those papers that
contribute most to the desired ends. Among
all such papers THE INTER OCEAN is first.
There is no variation in the prices of the
various editions. THE INTER OCEAN is the
cheapest paper considering the amount of
reading matter furnished and its high char
acter as journal published in the country.
Daily Inter Ocean, one year, postage
PAID. $1,000
Semi Weekly Inter Ocean, one year,
postage paid. $50
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Sample Copies sent free on application.
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