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THE WORLD FOE 1865. TROSPICCÏÜS. The PréaJtdenttal cantest iuM Huspd ednsii{m-iMiie I politfcal dejïtiniesof the people 'f the Üoitel ftatep, 8 tluriftg anotlH-r ieim e yeará, ín ih contr.-l of rr-.fdt-nt Uncoln at the X rtb. and Jefferson Davits ut the South. The Democratie, party, aLwaya U'entMid ilio proppenty grewtb, mui fd'"V of the republic, may n point wïth henest pridu to lla record in tuis greut ! ttí.sl. I Agalnat un adm!nÍBtratioD wieiding the mos) enör tumis power of patronage and fhe ipomí ualimitad oommttnd of t rea&u re v er posfeeftsod by anv go vera, ment, and reinforced alika by the unfounrlod fem a of inan patriota and the sympttthios oi all tr-titora, thy Deint -i. ■ p-irtv t'..trUi the b;ittle of 1861 flvtftlr and . rearfësBly ta tbc end Pefeated in fcbe (rfectorfiltoIUo, tbe scaa,11 majeril r tr vni, m i.y wijlen i( hiu been hu defeated U demonstrably les? fban tlr nnmoer of persona nntrily M'd diliriiiUy i ]iitriMit upon the adtninlRtration aa ufficeboldera or confravt ira in the variousdupurtuiniti .i 1 11!1 pu blic . ■■-, ce But il'L ros uit is agalnat ns. Tlit; law continúes to beadminietered by men who not only viólate its ex - pressprovitnona, bat invade álso tnose personal an] btt so high aaji sacred tliat coxtity.tiua.jeaunu( eonfer, bul lygnat&ntee ihew, cmd u-luch l:iws are made to viuiWcate ;i n-i guatd. The pms e :s HM 1 borne by me i who, in four ars, have hoaped apon J ás, hik', tin; un.born pfeuer; tln%i our cüildren. a bebt almuatas Liuge.ua tbut of lugland. acqnired throbgb. centimes, and who e polïc ■' .. I loatied paperourrnoy don bles wfoau-i-.e present bureen uftliisgigau i-i indttbtrdiiffia TIig öwoko fs Btill vrlelded by tin 30 who sefl tren sen in u olive b ranch, tin tl who ■■ tke i oríes won by uur gg,l;ap1 armieH aaíLfificts ' millos-, üinui: tuey optu no j.aiu tü the triuinpbs w? ,. Mjè. DenxocTftta myst awaíl evenia; Thei an now only watch for the public safety, u.ud eïert all.the power of i jreat miuority to prevent Mr. ( LiDColn's iulïüiDistr.'itkm fn m driftïhjjf, for the sake of i aböJilion , iuto a diaumuii peaco. "They serve who qnlysand andwüit '' Tlie prineiplea of tlie Democratie party are just, and will yet preTail, for they are the Uiwa of the progro&a of the human race. They are the principies which i havo emerged frona evelry revoluti oñ of the Aoglo Saxob n,cvt wrth incretted guiiranteosand - By these i t must stand fsteadfast, imiuovable, compact harmonious, srganized. Tbe cosiiur four years are to be yearsof culamity. But now, ihzy who sowed the windsart' tobe the reaperx of the whirlwinds. The Di'iuocnitic party ia Bhorn of pewe; bot it ,h divested T ol al) responsibility. When iho of our dmtresa comea, the people, iuateid óf cursing thu Demucratic öarty, will turu to it for relief, and ding to It foï deHvuraüce.. So far, then, from bíing relieroá óf cfuty tot ilin ■ tmattèdiate futujH by our late defeat, a duiy mor imperative devulves upon the Dmnucratic prkss. Sen tinels upou the wateh-towere, now more taan evor must they be sleepleas andvigi aatO'tcn, during the past year. ToeWüiuj) has been milde to feol the heavy haod of arbitiury power. Beadawng ail lawHil support to the constituced authonties - to CaïKai Cassar'H dur - avoiding the é tremes of partisaa hoaiilihy , umi güüüeea o noy crime, 8a ve unílinching adrooacy of a frw press, free speech' free ballot, or au ardeut devotiou to tha Uniou.and Bappbrt of the war for tbe CMtoii'a sako, it h apnever theless, been repeatedly oxcluded from military de ' menta by partisaa pranerala, mJ fojf aeveral daya its issues were suspended by the order bf President Lin' coln himaelf, and fta offices closed and oecupied by armed aaldiers at his comntaad. Tfce Sdetiry and the fearïesauess in the past, which fchesfi blows ntruok at us ftTonch,oui readers are jUHíiíu-.i b expectintF from ua tor tht future. Tme Wobid forlBÖS will be a botter newspaper than it has t-ver beu. ïtsoolumaa, ired from the exacting demandHof a poiitical canvaae, will èifrord mere room for the news of tlie day, of all kinüs, frona all parts of the wovld. We shall uot be coutent-d to eire t o o ar readers the earliest news. Ws.aball labor alBO lu ha 7e it the most truatworthy The freest use of lbo elegr&ph, which ia the ■vghi arm of the pr8fl,snd co petent eorreBpondenta frith all ur armies uad flebtn, not the nutiuiial aud statt: capitali, andat all the commercial centers of Kuropw and America, and wha'tever eUe utill caA devise or ènterprse acconijilirth, will contributeto make Tue Wobi-D .the bet newspfeper of tlie áay. The Sesii-'Vekki.v World will eXftetljr suit tho.se who i want the news o: tener tnan ws.-ekly ,yet do not feel able topay'$IO for the iïaily. HcontainaaTJ the re;idiog oiattej , news and editorialu of th Daily, excc tmg 'ij v ils adi tvii.s.iiM-nts. Thb Whti.i.Y W ui.d i #3) hun ïic tire btrgest circulafon of any weeltly journal pubuuhed , save oae, lts exti aordinary suecesfi f.iuca its uaion with ihe New York Aras lias ju-titied iism vi ry liberal exuendituríft íor tlie year to coinei sucii ha t.üI nmke it without % riv.'U ju interest ftud yalue to 1 1 1 ♦_- furnicrs of ourcountry. h-i Agricultural Department will be au good and complete as any of the agricultura! papera, and ita re port-s of tlte altle, Produce aod Hfony Markets will ecel there all A pae or more will bc refcerVed to entertaining Öreside readiog, and the typu will be large and clear enutih for ola yes. All tt"#e ediUona of TütWoiaJ) are aftw printed on new type, Several new folding machiOic', j us1 sc-t u in our vaults, wili ei ab! ■ us c work if naELmail aQ : ïtions with tl e irtinost s-peed and rr-,nlariiy. 4 While the war oontiñües, ;tnd the currenev i of sucii ■ abortas ft Ir, we can hope for little or no proüt. ut terms have been increaaert, but not in proportlvn to the ï tncreased oost of everythtnig uBed u mukmK a [ per. Indeed, to day tüeie is nothmg equally vluable }■ hu chèap a-s a uewHpapar. TEUMS: Daily World. One cony , one yenr, bv mail f 10 S ml-Vecktj' Wor!d, f'necopy, nne yoar 4 Tb ree copies , one yefcr .- ...,.10 Five po)ius one year '. .. 15 WcrWy Worltï-. Ontt-odpy, one y'taï 2 t our cofiits, uu o r tiar 7 Ten conies, one year 17 i vrenty copiee, onO year 34 Ten cents extra ckargcd in all cae.sfor teparatc ad' dress. 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Tlie eontentK of The Ecieí tic are cnrefully Feiecied eaoh monili from the tnïire range of Foreigu OuaricrUeS, MoiJthUcs and Penodicais It airas t i givti the choiceat articles from th pens of the SftQSt eminent foreign writers on topics of gener, i) interest. T1I1L HEAT QÜMïONS OF TH. 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