The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-26
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FOR 1882.
ESTABLISHED 1851

Inc Times invites support as newspa-
per whose fidelity to Republican princi-
pies does not preclude unsparing criticism
of party management, and which regards
all political activity simply as mears to
the end of stable, honest and capable
government. Its easy pre-eminence in
the field of comprehensive and trustwor-
thy political reports has been conclusive
lv shown during The election contests in
this and other States Its well-earned
fame as censor Of public abuses and the
dreaded foe of all plupderers ofthe people
has been fully sustained during the year
now coming to close. The constituent
cy of The lines expands as rapidly as
does the powerful influence of the
principles with which il is identified, and
boIh are bounded only BIZ the limits to
the spread of intelligence and the accep-
lance of high standard of public consci-
ence. 4sssf
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lariiy still more decided.
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