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Springfield Republican
(Massachusetts)
An Independent Newspaper for
For American Principles
OPPOSED TO IMPERIALISM
Faithful to the Peoples Interest
An Able Interesting Journal
Established in 1924 by
Samuel Bowels.

The Republican vas established
years z to publish the news fully
fairly, truthfully and to sustain and
extend democratic principles. 1t is still
faithful to it's original high mission.
The Republican gives the news of
opinion as well as of fact in a broad
and catholic spirit, 1t presents all of
its news in attractive, convenient and
interesting form. 1t carefully studies
and conscientiously serves the inter
ests of its readers. The Republican
firmly believes in the American prin-
ciples of government and society. II
does not doubt that through democra-
cy are TIE people to attain the largest
practicGp.e measure of happiness and
w%ell-being; not alone the United
States, bat gradually, ultimately all
the people.of the earth. It is opposed
to imperialism and ~militarisnI, TO the
domination of wealth and ~aristocracy,
" sees in the purchase and conquest
of the Philippine islands new evidence
OF the u~nceasing effort of Incorporated
and syndicsted wealth to conduct nat
ional aft airs in the selfish interest of a
class at the expense of the great body
Of the people. The Republican has pro-
found faith that a larger prosperity, a
greater power and wider influence are
TO be attained for the United States
by a 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. 1t be-
lieves in the expansion of our CONNER
ce every where and of our domain
over contiguous territory, by peaceful
aud nj f1ral nrnaaccna To Tho a1vvo
ment of these ideas The Republican
dedicates itself anew in this time of
the republics peril from misguided
foes in its own household. The gener-
al features of The Republican are in
teresting and valuable. Its editorial
page is strong. progressive and COM
prehensive. Liberal attention is given
10 literature. The special correspond
ence is Of a high character. The Sun
day Republican is especially rich in
fiction Instructive sketches, poetry,
special articles and mi ;cellaneous read
ing of excellent quality. 1t is In effect
a first class weekly magazine as well
as a superior newspaper, The Weekly
Republican is an admirable news. pol
itical and family paper combined. II
is carefully edited and arranged and
furnished the best editorials and gen
eral features from the Daily and Sun
day issues, with a full review of the
current news. 1t is especially valuable
for New E~nglanders at home or abroad
who cannot take the Daily.
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THE REPUBLICAN,
Springfield, Mass.