Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-01-18
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The Pittsburgh Weekly Post
For the Democratic Years OF Jubilee
All the News in Concise Readable Form
Literary Miscellany-Full Market
Report-Independan Dis
cussions of Public
Questions.

THE PITrsHuRGH WEEKLY PosT for 1882 will
have special interest for It's ola tlme leaoers
and new subscriberS. We are entering on a
democratic era in state and Natlon-and IL Is
70 be an era of reform and political Tegenera>
lion. The Post gill ilnpartlally relate lts pro-
pres. In It's news departments, and frankly
discuss its leauing features editor1ally, apply
ing in all instances the test OF democratic
principles and maintaining fidelity TO tne
plodges the Democracy has made TO the people
There is a Democratic revival throughout
the length and breadth OF the land. All Dem'
ocrats desire it-shall be permanent, tnat IN
1884 we may harvest 1ull fruits of hdel1ty 10
principle and party. There are Tears IL 10 as
not be so, and we may stumole oy tne way
side An honest discussion OF party pollcy,
danger signals whenever and wherever they
are called Tor and the main ntenance OF the or
ganization IN Its purity, iree TON re m az M one
way TO carru safely over the qulcKsanos
! and danger, that follow great successes. Ihls
| ia the duty of the Democratic press, ana Ine
Pos will be laggard in meeting 1t lear
| lessly and justly. =
The Commonwealth, with the new year, loI
the first time in quarter of century, calls a
| Democl at TO its Uhlef Magfstracy and places
| the popular legislative branch under DemoS
cratic contro The Post will give an earness
sunnort 10 Governor Pattison's administrs-
ton and especially TO those measures OF res
| trenchment and reform. through wnlcn our
| mold on the State government can be mace
| lasting The first half Of the new year VIII
witness a radical revolution at Harrisburg
The Post will aim to be It's DeoeTsiic era corTno
| tions of twenty years of the Republican Boss
and Machine Will be struck doYn. The Pos'
hopes to assist at the funeral ri.es.
| All ewes will be directed to the National
j Capital. as Important financial legislation In
| reducing taxation and Simplifying ana ao>
iustfng the tariff TO changed condltlons. can
no longer be delayed. The demand tnat tne
1 war system OF taxation shall be reformed IL
universal; opinions differ as to the mode. anC
here the Tariff question enters WlLn its T Sle'
| ments of discord and diversion. Whlle Thf
Posi- will faithfully adhere to the tradltfona
! poltcy of the Pennsylvania Democracy IL
maintaining that duties shall be so levied a.
TO give iudiclous incidental Protection, IL VIII
| advise harmony and Cancellation In Adjusting
the question that the force and unity OF th'
party may be preserved unlmpalreo lor moI'
fm portant conflicts.
| Through diiigeut and well Informed cores
| nondents at Harrisburg and Washington, VI
will geep our readers 1ully advised OF all ina
IN important in State and National politlc
and legislation. During the year there VII
t,e important preliminary movements Whlci
NAV determine the choice OF our standard
bearers in 1884. The Post will see thai III
readers are Kept fully informed on tn1s mos
interesting topic. Altogether 1883 promise
10 be a great year for newspapers and news
paper readers. -,
be mail n taided in all their excellence. Ther
will be careful reports. prepared expressly 10
The Weekly Post, OF the Cattle, WOOL AM
General Markets and the state OF hnance an
| trade The Literary and Miscellany Will De
| valuable and interesting feature for the lam
liIy circle. A carefully prepared summary Q
local and neigh borhood news Will inform IN
| readers of all that is of interest at home
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