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CHE WORLD FOK I865. iPROS P3EOT ü S. Tho í'reriiJBniíal oo n test just closed eonaigned tho ui ulrtlcal denf3i:i#i of thu poepte of the Un, tod Pt&tai, O arica uuoihr leiiu o years, to ttie control oí PrOd onl Lincoln iU thi North, and JelTersou íMvis utthe outh, The DwmocLulic party, alvaya tcMtlfled wltb the rospenty, growth, a mi ylory of tlifl ftpublfc, XD&3 ra oint wlth licut-'at jjirdu taita record iu tilia great conut . A:;iii:.-t un adm'n -trjitinn wíelding the most eo i lJ íous power of patr in.;e and the most uuümltoi'. nunaod of trmsMra wrer ptUMSftftd byany Rovern ienl, Hiid reinforced ali.ü by the unfoundcd tea; a oí muy patriota and the i mpathtos of all traitora, tht oniocralic party fon ;ht the battle of 1864 lirnily ami _ nurlettftly to the. end. y I uffíiied in thu leef oral collier, the mal! inajority f popular rutei y which a h tfe been so defeattíá i i'iu'itisti;iM_r Iím 'h.-r.n Qumber f persona openly w oflicïallj depend at upou ilie udminíátration ua Giceholde rs or cOnttatOl8 iit thi; various dopartmeiita 1 the public BWVÍOft. ]T Hut Üi res-ult is agaiust us. The tw cnntimiea to eadinÍDlstered by men who ,not ónly vlolate its exrens provisión, but invaiU ais thoM peólBAi ;inl ivil rígbta co bigb and eaered t'iat eosatttution canlot eonfefj "bul only gttarapWu them. and wh'ch laws re tuade t'-1 riedicale una guaní. The pe usa i aflll t torne hv me i wlioj i a four yeiifs. fiare Uipet! updñ JL ti, and 'tli? unborn ROnerationsuf our diíl'iron, a bebt Imostaa hugosathatof Kngland, ttcquired thi-uuh entufit's, and whose policy uf a ! loited paper uureney doubfes u Jim lis ífce present bureen tfthisgiíiu i iudcbtehns. 'l'he ewoai) s still wielded by heao who Bce treasoo in ihj olive bvanch.untl wlio ifakti victories won by our gallaní armiua and Eteetti ruitle.sü, sinetthtíy opun uo ]juiU to thu triumjjliii of Üf-iiiocrht.s must await eventa. They ene now ouly watth for tïio public safety, and jxei'í all the power of a ijreut minority to prevent Mr. „möoln's adminiatration frtan driíting, for tlie sabe of ibolitif.n, uto a dibunion peaee, " They iilso serve who only ataud and wait ' The principies o? the Democratie pürty are jut, and wil! yet prevail, for thy aro tho litws of tt:e progrens of the human raOfi. They aro tho principies which ïave emerged frora every revolution of lbo Auglo 3ax6n race, withincreased güarantéMand Htrcngth. - By these it must stand ateadfatff ,'iirïmovable, compact, liarinonioua. ornanized. The ooming foiir years are to b fWUTS of ealnmity, But now, they who suwed the winds are to be the reapers of the whirlwincls The Democratie party is sliorn of power ; but it is divested ol 11 responsibitity. When the bour of our diötress comea, the puople, instej-d of cursing the Democratie party, will turn to it for relief, and cling to it for deUvtü'&nce. So far, then, from bsinsr rsliflred of duty for the immdiate futurt by our late defeut, a duiy more iuiperatfoe devolves ipn the Democratie pbrhs. Sentinelfl u pon tite vatch-tower?. now more tbau ever must they be sleeple.ss and vigi tint. Oten, durÏDg; the past year. Tuk World han' boen made to feel the heay imnd of arbitiary power. - Rendering all lawful support to the constituted au thonties - to Csesai Csesar's due - avoiding tho extremes of partisan hoaüHty, and guiltlosa of any crime, shvo unüinchiug udvocacy of a free presa, free speech , free ballot, or an ardent devotion to thü Unioa.and support of the war for the Union'a ake, it h Btievertlieless, been repeatedly oxcluded l'rom military dtpurtments by partisnn Keqerals, and for several daya ita issues were suspended by tho order of hre&idont Lincoln himelf, and itn oflicoa olosed and occupied by armed aoldiers at his cominand. The fideliry and the fearlessness in the past, whioh, tfieao blows struck at us avoncb.oui readers are justified in expecting from ua for the future. The World for 1805 will be a botter nwspaptr than it has ever been. It columns, freed from the exseting demandsof a political canvaas, wiü .iTord more room for the newa of tko day of uil kinüd, rom 11 paris uf the world. We ahall not be contented to give to our readers the earUeat newa. Wa shall labor also to have it theujoii trustworthy The freest use of the :elegrapli, which ia the rigbt arm of the pres3,snd eo petent corroh-pondents with 1 ■ ur rmied ftMl utUie natiunal and stai# tjntah, andai all the cumraeroial ceníra of Europa nd America, and whatcver eUe skill can devise or cnerprise accompUsh, will contribute to make Tus Wobu he best aewspaper -f the day. Tue SKn-'Vi:K!í.i.Y WobT.t will exactly sult those who want the new.s oftener tniin week ly, yet do not foei ablfl to pay $10 for the Daily. 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