The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-22
The new YORK TIMES
FOR 1882.
ESTABLISHED 1851

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per whose fidelity to Republican princi-
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of party management, and which regards
all political activity simply as means to
the end of stable, honest and capable
government. Its easy pre-eminence in
the field of comprehensive and trustwor-
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ly shown during The election contests in
this and other States. Its well-earned
fame az censor Of public abuses and the
dreaded foe of all plunderers of the people
has been fully sustained during the year
now coming to a close. The constituen.
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does the powerful influence of the
principles with which it is identified, and
both are bounded only by the limits to
the spread of intelligence and the accep-
lance of high standard of public consci-
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