The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC GUIDE.

The nefarious manneri in which the producing and
working classes have been cheated out Of their votes
and rights by the Federal higs and the want OF pub
lcat,on TO present. in short aud aconic STYLE an &C.
count of the various Federal frauds, &c to supply the
deficiency, and to warn the people Of the danger in
which their liberties placed, several competent per-
sons in The city ofNew York have undertaken TO edit
and compile Periodical, to be devoted to the Of
Democracy.
The course the modern Wings do, and will continue
to pursue, to ensave the people, reminds the bold
stand taken by Patrick Henryjust on the eve of the
American Revolution. IThat fearless Virginia Patriot
in l775 seeing the rapid strides Of the British govern.
ment British capital, and dOmeseic foes, &C., TO ensave
the American people, exclaimed. in the Legislative
Hall of Virginia, "Our chains are forged their cankng
may be heard on the plains Of Boston, This remark
may now be applied to every part of the Union; and it
rests with the people TO say whether their chains shall
be broken or suffered to be rivetled closer.
Be that as it may, we will at all hazards, do du-
traps, &C., set by the Federal Wings, to ensave them;
after which, iftley will suffer themselves to be inpoA
sed upon, ''our skirts will be clear
TO give the promised information we shall borrow
largely from the various Democratic and Federal pub
LEGATIONS exlant and daily issuing from the press, for
he purpose of analyzing their contents, making ex-
tracts, &c. By this it will be perceived that tho Peo
pies Democratic Guide is not inented to rank sci
entifc and literary publication but compiler of facts in
potcs. political economy, jurisprudence, &C.. with such
short and acOnc original articles as we conceive the
working classes particularly require. Indeed we are
under the impression, that the Democratic Guide will
be publication required by political arguments for
want ofsuch an index we intend to give.
The Democrat Guide will contain analysis of the
proceedings of Congress, and such other topics as
can collect to promote the cause Of Democracy and to
make use of a common expression, il will cohtain the
pih and marrow ofthe political matter contained in pro
bahy more than fifty Democratic and other publications.
With the advantages thus offered to the people, the
conductors Of the Peoples Democratic Guide cannot
FIR moment doubt but that their efforts TO serve and
promote the cause ofDemocracy will meet with cores
nondinr Gberality from the Democratic party tho
country By the terms of publication it will be obser-
we'd. that the very reasonable price brings it within the
reach ofa who may be desrous TO obtain information
regarding the political state ofour country. &c.
We solicit from our Dem cratic friends over the coun
,rv well authenticated facts of Federal Wing frauds,
or any other information calculated to eucidue the sev-
era topics referred to in this Prospectus,
CONDITIONS.
/ The People's Democratic Guide will be publish.
d ntbv in numbers each containing less than 80 pag
o. in dou6e columns IL numbers for the year will make
one volume which will embrace reading matter than Is
found in 500 of the size octave pages Price One DOL
lar year payabe advance or 12k cents per number
g To avoid expense postage the numbers as published
will be delivered nearly free ofexense most Of the principal
paces in the United States provided that sufficient number Of
copies are taken place to warrant making up and for
warding package. .,ta
g. Persons disposed to undertake agencies for this Pubca-
on respectfully informed that commission VIII Dc anow-
ed in proportion TO the quantity Of copies taken.
James Webster Is Elm-street New York. wen known 70
TO the Democratic party country general Agent
for the Peoples Democratic Gude to whom communication
&c. must he made free ofexpense.
Ps-Pomasters are authorized 10 remit money free OF fex
pense, for periodicals,
New York, Nov, 184l.