The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1882-01-02
The new YORK TIMES
FOR 1892.
ESTABLISHED 1851

The Times invites support as a newspa-
per whose 6d-lity to Republican princi-
pies does not proclude unsparing criticism
of party m4nageruent. and which regards
all political activity simply as mears to
the end Of sable honest and CAPABLE
government It's easy pre-emineuce IN
the field ofcomprehensiv- and trustwnr
thy p diri al reports has heen cunclnsiv--.
" shown during The election contests in
this and other States lis welI.earned
fame,as a censor Of public abuses and the
dreaded foe ofsafi punderer$ of the people
has been fully sustained during the year
now coming to a close. The eon-titueu.
cy of Fh4 Times expands a. rapidly IA
does the powerful influence of the
principles with which ii is iiefti6-d, aud
both are bounded only bv the limits TO
the spread OF int lig-ncs and The accep-
lance Of high stand ,rd of public consci-
ence.
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criticism of scientific social. and general
discussion, The Times will address itseif
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American people.
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