Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-24
OHIO LEGISLATURE FOR 1S43 4
SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

SESSION OHIO STATESMAN,
The meeting of the General Assembly. on the first
Monday of December next, will be one of much more
than ordinary interest. The whole State will look in
anxions suspense for the opening Of the Whg budget,
since they claim great victory in the State 1t is right
they should bring forward their of reform and
relief that the people may judge for themselves And it
becomes duty to let the people kno all about their
dongs, through tho columns of our paper great State
Bank appears to be of their principal hobbies we
shall see its likeness in BILL of course, and we can
Judge then of its features 1t is we'll for the future ne-
rests of the State. that have Senate TO keep in
cheek the dongs of the dominant party in the House,
until the pie ascertain what the are they
propose, in the ofNye's Bank Bill in 1S4O-41
We have good Reporters engaged for the session, and
shall spare no pains in giving the people ample nfor
nation of what is going on at the CAPITOL
The approaching campaign OF 1914 is really Of more
interest to the American people than any 9th precee-
ding it, except those Of 1900 and 1923, when federalism
in full power, and will make the of par
ties this winter, OF more than usual importance and it
becomes duty of those who entrusted with The right
of suffrage keep themselves we'll informed of passing
events Whe hope therefore, that every democrat who
feels interest in his principles, and his country, will
exert himself to spread formation in his eghborhood.
In addition to The proceedings of the Legislature, and
the general of the times, will have regular
correspondent at Washington to advise OF the dongs
of Congress. The proceedings of the approaching De-
mocratc Eight of January Convention will also appear
in full in the columns of the session. well the ye-
arly Statesman which will evidently be of the highest
interest to the Republican party of the State.
0FAny person who will procure six subscribers, and
inform us of the direction of his paper shall have CO.
py sent him for his trouble.
t~TPersons receiving prospectus, who cannot make
of it themselves, will please hand it TO another
TERMS OF SESSION PAPER.
The Statesman will be issued Daily. Tri-WeekIy,
Semi-WeekIy and Weekly.
Daily Paper for the session, So 90
Tr-Weeky so
Semi-Weckly 90
Weekly 50
t-The amount paid, and set opposite the subscri-
ber's name, will designate which paper istdesired.
The Semi Weekly will contain all the matter of the
Daily and Tri-WeekIy-Ihe Weekly will contain the
u reports OF the Legislature proceedings of the 9Th
of January Convention, Congressional, and
CYAN payments 10 be made IN adr.nce,
TERMS OF THE STATESMAN BY THE YEAR
As some may desire TO subscribe for longer period
than the session. we also insert the terms for the Sta
tesman by the year, w.
The Statesman is published daily during the session
of the Legislature, and semi weekly the balance of the
year, at S. 90
Semi-weekly the year round, at 90
Semi weekly during the session of the Legislature,
and weekly during the balance of the year, at So 90
Weekly the yearround, invarbIy in advance, al 90
ot=AI payments to be made in adrance. Those who
have not an opportunity of paying other wise, may re-
init by mail at risk, postage paid Posmasters Ger
,fcate of such remittance shall be sufficient receipt
therefor
frTThose who subscribe by the year will please So
designate.
fsFResponsibe persons, who will become Agents
for the Statesman, and take interest, geocra'y in
obtaining subscribers, and collect debts IN their coun
ties or neighborhoods, will be allowed reasonable pei
centage for their trouble. Such will inform US, and we
shall communicate with them according y.
0FEdtors in Ohio, who will publish the above ii
full and call attention the same, shall receive the
Daily in exchange during the sesson. They will please
send one marked
S. MEDARY
Cal,,,nh,,s Oct 1919