The Press., 1899-12-14
Springfield Republican An Independent Newspaper FOR AMERICAN PRINCIPLES
 OPPOSED TO IMPERIALISM
 Faithful to the Peoples Interests. AN ABLE, INTERESTING JOURNAL
OPPOSED TO IMPERIALISM
Faithful to the Peoples Interests.
AN ABLE, INTERESTING JOURNAL
Established in 1924 by Samuel Bowles.

The Republican was established 75 years ago
 to publish the news fully, fairly, truthfully and
 to sustain and extend democratic principles. It
 is still faithful to it's original high mission.
 The Republican gives the news of opinion as
 we'll as Of fact in broad and catholic spirit It
 presents all ofits news in attractive, convenient
 and interesting form. It carefully studies and
 conscientiously serves the interests of It's read CTS. The Republican firmly believes in the Ameri- can principles of government and society. It
 does not doubt that through democracy are the people to attain the largest practicable measure or happiness and well-being; not alone the people Of the United States, but gradually ulti-
 mately all the peoples of the earth It is opposed to Imperialism and militarism, to the domination of wealth and aristocracy. It sees in the pur-
 chase and conquest of the Philippine islands new
 evidence of the unceasing enort of incorporated
 and syndicated wealth to conduct national affairs
 in the selfish interest of cl ASS at the expense Of the great body of the people. The Republican has profound faith that larger prosperity, greater power and wider in.
 f1uence are to be attained for the United States
 by strict adherence to our traditional principles in the home government and in foreign relations
 than by an imitation of the policies and methods Of the European monarchies. It believes in the expansion of our commerce everywhere, and Of our domain over continuous territory, by peace full and natural processes. To the advancement Of these ideas The Republican dedicates itself
 anew in this time of the republics peril from
 misguided foes in it's own household.
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