The news., 1882-12-12
Y'HE NEW YORK TIMES.
/ FOR 1873.
ESTABLISHED | 1851.

The Times Will enter on its thir!y-third
year win the support and confidence of a
steadily growing constituency aud in posses
sion OF public influence which in kind aud
degi ee Is uDrivaled in American Journalism
TO the publication OF the public service
The sweeping away of All unjust and bur
densome forms OF taxation 10 the mainfen
ance OF sound currency, and the enforce
ment of a system of strict accountability in
puonc and corporate and private trusts, the
enortS OF The Times will in the future as
in the past, be devoted. Its wellearned
fame as the fearless assailant of all forms Of
public peculation rests on principles of its
management which are beyond the reach
of change. The Times is the organ of no
individual, Of no faction or clique and of
no interest adverse TO the public good. m
knows no service other than that Of the peo-
pie.
Recognizing in all political organization
simply means TO the end of good govern
ment, The Times will continue to Judge all
parties by their fidelity to the purnoSe fr
which they professediy exist. The elections
of 1882 haye very clearly demonstrated The
ttmeliness of the warnings which The Times
so p esislenlly addressed TO the leaders or
the Republican party in this and other
States, ana have vindicated its right 10
speak for n large and intelligent body of
plblic opinion. The Repub,icanism which
The Times represents was never SO
vigorous and aggre ssive as it IL to-day. and
with this progre ssive type of party opinion
rests the future of reform in National. State
and Municipal government
The Times will, as in he past. be dfstin-
guishtd as an enterprsing, accurate, and
carefully edited newspaper The aclnow-
ledsed excellence and fHlluess of its CORES
pondence, by mali and telegraph from Ali
parts of the world VIII be adequately main
tained, and its facilities for collecting
domestic and Il reign news will be expanded
10 meet the increasing demand of our time,
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cism, OF scientific, social and general discus.
sion, The Times will address itself. as
heretofore, to the appreciation of the
Am erican people.
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and all other agencies by which the insid-
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ont society. II will be in the future, as in
the past, newspaper especially adapted
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