Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-03
SasJas!s n S9sg ggW9
OF THE
OHIO STATESMAN.

The undersigned respectfully announce to the DEMO-
cEAcY OF OHIo, that they have purchased ef Col Sa-
muel Medary, all his interest in the Ohio Statesman
newspaper, from and after the 1st of July, l845 The
paper will, heretofore, advocate, unnchingy De-
mocrac principles and measures, and give the strong
est support to the regularly nominated candidates of the
Democratic Party that it will be in the power of the
undersigned to afford To firmly support the National
Administrations maintain the right of this country
the territory of Oregen-o uphold the great doctrine
of the sovereignty of the people. contended for by
the patriot DoRRto contend for the adjustment of the
tariff in such shall do Justice to the great
Agricultural interest Westo labor for the settle
ment of the National Finance question in way that
lshafl prevent the public moneys from becoming the
means OF individual aggrandizement-and 10 strenuous
y to support any calculated to make the laws
of Ohio embodmens Of the principles of Liberty and
Equality and to give the State sound currency these
are the objects which the undersigned propose to them
selves in the new and aduous position which they have
assumed Their success must depend upon the amount
and the character Of the support which they shall re-
ceve the hands of the Democracy Of the great En-
pire State of the West, whose voice in the National
Councils is so important, and whose example. in the
management OF their internal affairs, is destined to ex
ert vast influence upon all quarters the Union and
particularly to give character the legislation of the
new communities which are constantly arising, and de-
mandng to be admitted TO the rights and privileges en-
ioyed by the members of the confederacy
The undersigned have invested a large amount Of
Icapital in their present undertaking. They have
brought to its support whatever otaent and enterprise
they possess. Their interest is identical with that Of
the West; and there is no incentive 10 eyertionns
motive which can ncite faithful discharge of
important duties-whlch'is not moving them to labor
tor the good OF that portion of the confederacy into
whose hands the physical and moral powers of the ma
ton are rapidly passing. Under these circumstances.
they feel that they privileged to ask for that sup
port and TO look for that confidence from the Democra
cy of Ohio, without which all their labors must he
worse than performed in vain 4
1 The undersigned propose making some mecbanccal
improvements in the paper, which will render it more
worthy the sup Of the public fair pronort;on oC
the paper viii be devoted to miscellaneous rsaeng and
news matter. 80
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Columbus, August S, lS45 Alt.