Year: 1877

THE NEW York WORLD for 1877, Daily
Semi-Weekly and Weekly, will he found TO
be the cheapest and best newspaper published
in the United States. II will be printed il an
improved form with new type upon the best
paper, and no expense or labor will be spared
TO maintain it in every department At the
highest possible standard, and to commend it
in all respects to the confidence and approval
of the best classes in the community without
regard to political opinions or religious differ
ences.


It will lay before its readers:


THE News OF THE DAY OF all kinds and from
all quarters, by mai and by telegraph care
fully condensed and iucidly arranged. special
attention being given to all Commercial,
Legal, Financial Social Criminal and Polt-
ical Transactions in the City of New York
and in he United States


FULL REPORTS, Reciting and Illustrating all
Congressional and Legislative proceedings AT
Washir gton and Albany; all Meetings OF I'M
portance, Religious Literary, Educational,
Scientific and Political all Social Events, gay
and grave and Personal Information Of in
terest to the public


CoRREsPoNDENCE, expressly prepared for this
journal by permanent staff of accomplished
resident writers at all centres Of interest
throughout the world


LITERARY NEWS and REVIEWS, hy which onr
readers will lie kept advised of every ything
worthy of attention in the current Literature
Of Europe and America.


CRITICIsMs of all notable works and notices
of all notable events in connection with
Music the Drama, Painting. Sculpture and
all other branches of Art.


EDITORIAL ARTICLES upon every subject of
nrpsent interest Or imuortaucP


For the principles by which The WoRLD
will be governed in lis discussion and treat
ment of all p.hIIc questions, il will suffice to
say that THE World, while conservative in
politics, desires the conservation only Of what
Is good and wise in our public institutions
and our political system; liberal in spirit, il
admits no limitations upon the rights OF pri-
vate Judgment and the aspirations of Reform,
save those which are imposed by prudence,
decorunl, and rational respect for vested
rights and for the honest opinions of all
classes and sects Of men While it has labored
for the principles and halls the triumph of the
Democratic party rs aifording us Il practical
promise of Reform in our public admlniStra-
tions, city, state and national it will not be
blindv devoted TO the advancement of any
party or any clique 1t will freely canvass
the public conduct, while it will treat with
respect the private TlpHtS. Ol uuilt Men, AM
it will examine fearlessly into the workings
of our national, state and municipal govern
ments.


1t will inculcate a steadfast reliance upon
the original principles of our political system
as the only sound basis Of all needed improve
ments therein; an uniatering devotion to the
Constitution and the Union, scrupulous
fidelity to the spirit as well as the letter Of
our laws, and sleepess vigilance in main
tanning all the great safeguards Of Civil and
Religious Liberty. II will seek to mitigate
aud not to aggravate the evils inseparabIe |
from Party Government in Free Country
to promote good and not i'll feeling among
our fellow-citizenS Of all creedS and colors |
all sections and all sectS; and TO advance
both by its precepts and by its example the !
reign of Reason and of Law over prejudice |
and passion in all our public action and in
the discussion ofall public affairs.


1t will do justice always, to the best Of its |
ability, to all men and to all classes of men
Il will recognize no enemies but the enemies |
Of good morals, public order and the law il
will endeavor in Il word, to make its columns
l terror 10 evi-doers and praise to them
that do we'll


Nor will it lose sight meanwhile Of the
great and legitimate demand Of the reading
public for entertainment THE WORLD will
keep its readers informed of all that is anus
ng as we'll as of all that is momentous in the
movements of society and will spare neither
roube nor expense TO provide them with
raried, animated and accurate picture Of the
lines in which We live.