The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
PRosPEUTUs
OF THE
OHIO. STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER FOR 1915.


have conferred their power fpt The time being win soon
meet in the capital OF your aa. aud enter upo9ithe
duties ior good or for evil-wesh sh Ipo iurn FfePhet
and tell beforehand what they wdo, unsh 0ckedias the
wings now are BY iheroppOsing party; but we promise
the people that We shah keep true recordot their d.
ngs; and we ask as matter fiuslice to all Pariies
erned that they furnish themselves wit the means
of informalon so that they may neither judge hastily
nor act from false Impressions We have become
great and mighty people, and II we desir eto carry ou
our great destiny, we must look caralily Into every
subject bearing upon our rights, and affecting our
interests as feemen. ,--,..s-~
We do no, intend to Judge the whig Legislature jus
leced before hand, nor, as we have said prophesy
what their acs may be bat il we take the givings our
Of that party or portion Off, Qor we do not desirelo
hold all responsible for what some say The coming ses-
sion ofour General Assembly will be one othe crazest
Widest maddest, and mos reckless of any one eyeT
co ,vened in Ohio They will lay the foundation of
more parry maIigny more bitterness offeling, and dO
more to upurn all stability inlhe laws Of the State ana
The action Of the State Government than all The Legis-
laures that ever preceded them, We are well awrre
that there are many in the whig ranks who prolesE
against the shadowngs forth" olthe more reckless and
uDprnciPed Of their party but we have not the least
expectation That they can check or control them Hap-
ing little hope of retaining power any length OF time We
suppose they will endeavout TO make all the use of 10
possible while ii lasts. Thedemocralie party having
no cosro no check the wings of course will pursue
whatever course they choose Our abos will De direct
ed to making faithful, and not partisan record of
what is DONE except far as we may draw deductions
and conclusions from the faciS themselves
Their banking projec. their taxing projects their
accumulation and concentration of capital in the hands
of ofmonoposs of all bnds-taeir unconstitutional at
temps TO change the Congressional districts, and per-
hapsthe Legislative, oherviolation ofcontracts
their turning out of political opponents and turning in
of faverites will be Of sufficient importance to make
SESSION P4PER Interesting to every person in the State.
To all, therefore, we offer the The ONO STATESMAN,
and ask it as favorthat our friends exert themselves
in circulating among their friends this Prospectus
In addition to the interest that will be given our paper
from the proceedings Of the General Assembly of Ohio,
we shall publish in paper during the winter and
early capb obtained the official vote for President
of all The States in the UnicH This being sheet
it will be an important reference.
We shall as usual, also, give general summary OF
Congressional proceedings. -
gJThe daily and Tri-Weekly Statesman will be
printed double medium Sheet and the Semi Week
ly and Weekly on large double imperial sheet.
ITAny person who willprocure six subscribers, and
inform US Of the direction Of his paper, shall have
py sent him for bis trouble. -rls !,
Persons receiving prospectus, who cannot make
use Of it themselves, will please hand tito another
~ TERMS OF SESSION PAPER.
The Statesman will be issued Daily, Tri-Weekly
Semi Weekly - f~ssa 94a'e 80 |''t"
Daily paper for the Session $5 90
Tri-Weekly 5O
Semi Weekly ''' W
Weekly .ir- i|''t' '- 30
,TThe amount paid, and opposite the subscriber
name, will designate which paper isdesred
The Semi Weekly viii contain all the matter Of the
Tri- Weekly-the Weekly will contain the full reports
of the Legslaure-but not all the miscellaneous read
ing, news &c.
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As some may desire to subscribe for longer period
than the session. we also insert the terms for the States
man by the year, viz -, ~ a
The Statesman is published daily during the ses-
sion OF the Legislature, and ri-weekly the
balance Of the year, at IS 90
Tn-weeky the year round. at 400
Semi-weekly during the session Of the Legisla-
ture aud weekly during the balance othe year. at 90
Weekly the year round, invariably in ADVANCE at 90
!, tT Allpayments to be made in advance Those who
have not an opportunity Of paying otherwise may remit
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