The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

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rear u advance q he great haiilc u Isl.
80 p.oRess = en,ef vigorously upon a
80 or duty, as prudent General. % place
oarseh n position 70 carry on The var
eleeusely. We should have bsfofe ~ a.
open and friendly county, 10 order that NC
may BE- enabled 70 push forward our COLUMNS
q attack against he enemy IN any and ever
direction. We should, too. b amply psovi-
ded vilh lhc "sinews II war that we may
not 10 under the disgracclul necessity 81
making q feirogrado movement 10 suhsisi
oar ioEcos, when every interest of the glori.
Gus cause Cor which VIC fghi, calls upon Us
10 aadvancc our banners"
10 dfop tho metaphor. II We would b.
eihcieut and useful auxiliafics Ia vc arctle-
termincd We viii BED IN the allIoporianl
canvass now close AZ hand, u Is absolutely
necessary that tho circulation ofo paper
should Be widely dihusod throughout tho
portion Of he State which is 10 be The sphere
81 IL influence. And 70 effect this, the friends
of he cause must come npto ihe work An
that We can do 10 bring about cousumma.
ion 20 devou,ly 20 bc wished, shall be done.
And as an earnest o. tho sincerity with which
We make the promise, we have, al the risk
Of considerable sacrifice, adopted tho suarcs-
tionof several truo hearted Wings in differ.
ent parts o. the district, and At once put
down our subscription price 10 the very how
eat sum a which u can be Attended, sum,
N fact, that barely covers The cost Of ma.
terials and wages q workmcn--and thus
made The Journal tAe cheapest Country
u fke West and probably IN fhc Unisn
We have done this, in Difference 10 The
opinion ofthc friends alluded 70, who bclicv.
d. II 10 Be The only means bywhich an oxicn.
dcdcirculation could Al present b obtained,
and because We were determined that no
obstacle Of pocuniary nature should be IN
the way Of our usefulness IN tho coming
Canpsian Should We be deceived inonl
hope of being compensated IN q largely IN.
creased circulation, inr The loss wo shall II.
cur ~ the reduction. No shall certainly be
losers 70 = considerable extent, bui a al
evenis,ihe experiment shall BE- fully snd fairly
made.
Under lhese circumstances We appeal 4
ne WhlRpof The so-bs-Fedeemed Frs, Dis
iFict with someshing Of confidence, 10 gis'
~ IN0M 40 4n0 CoNntHnAnNo VI o0F attNWp
70 procusc fnr the Journal circulation wor
~ of The noble cause IN which Il Is to b
engaged. 10 tha approaching struggle, cheer
lng and suspicious a. the signs Of the time,
certainly are, a nerefhelesa behooves ever,
true hearted Wing 70 DO his duty. Our prin
clples should be widely and universally dis
ssmin1cd. The Press, and particularly the
local Press, the groa, loaver Of public sent
monf, should evory where be CONSCIOUSLY on
coursrod The honest buidsluded followers
of ~ political dsmaRogues who have o
long ruled and ruined The county. should b
net a every turn, with ths strong and IN
preRnahlo vhiguHumeuis ofrcason and com
Inon ssuse. This done, and success, glori
ous. triumphant success must be ours.
On cur part ~ ask u our friends no Her
ealsan tnsk. The low pnes At which Va
pat our piper, With the ether inducemenil
We odsr, and The extraordinary interest witi
which the approachlag canvass Is % Be IN
vested. win enable hem, a dlnpcsed 70 d