Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-17
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hs elections NJ 1888, now commences iHe
organization ~ Iii forces. u,o mu. iefna Of
ita baualDns. ahi ile Systematic diffusion
oi Intelligence preparatory 10 the great
contest m 1876 Onca toby organized,
ihey will advance 10 certain, glorious, and
bcnllcout victory.
The Publishers Of thc Nrw Yoas Tat
MISS, having been URGED ipm scvepl quar-.
iefs 10 ISSUE q cheaper papef, devoted 10 the
important work 81 dillu.in5 tO every dwell.
lining correct and convincing Information,
with regard 10 the character, principles,
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ties, have hcsilaled 10 issue "a smaller sheet,
devoted especially to this purpose, since it
would subject is patrons TO the same post.
age that IS charged ON our present ample /
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tue DAY, aud accurate and extensive re- /
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producc markets, which the TRIEuNE has
the amplest means representing, and which
evsry family should in some form possess
They have concluded, therefore, 10 pub
lish an EXTRA EDITION of the weekly Tri-
bune as it is, containing the same matter
is transmitted TO our regular subscribers.
This EXTRA EDITION will commence with
the number OF December 8, containing the
Presidents message, at the opening OF the
new Congress, and continueing to the num-
Der which, in November, 1914, shall an
lounce the result of the Presidential elcc-
ion, (being so weeks or numbers) OF this
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lrbulence-the champion of every pener- I
us idea, however novel or unpopular,
'hich has for its end the uprising of the
ppressed and the lowly. While it prof p,
RS no claim TO the absurd name of democ- ell
acy, so long as the cloak of political Phar- n
sees, the cant OF designing demagogues y
will be, as it has been, in the legitimate ~
'nse OF the word, truly democraIic-the =
iversary OF every wrong, the exposer of
ollow profession and scheming knavery. I
I'D the advocate Of every movement tend. \
g TO the diffusion Of true freedom and the "a "a
1ward progress OF the human race. no no
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GREELY u McELRATH. =
leo Nassau st.
New York, Nov. 10, lS43. A