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NEW voLUME-JANUARY l845.
THE UNITED STA rEs MAGAZINE AM
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
JOHN 1. o'srILlyAS, EDITOR.

JOHN 4. o'snILWAS, EDITOR. ...H
V'HE SiXtopalh volume of the Democratic Review
commences with the present number. The pun
Usher csano omit the ahosds 10 oonKratu
late It's readers and friends upon the great victory
recently achieved by the cause OF their common
prinoiplesj victory not less important in its conse
quenees than glorious IN It's triumph, after the uopne
eodxnled severity oi the recent contest OF paftes
Originally established al period Of the deepest dr.
preston OF the Democratic cause, an the memorable
year of 1887, ths Review has sser taken an active
and IL il believed DOT part the long aud
ksenly contested battles Of opinion, by winch the
country has been since more or less deeply aga
lated Having irueiy shared the worst Disaster,
the goomles depressions, may not larry be allow
ed 10 ask and hope 10 share now The benehl OF the
triumph and prosperity, OF the Democracy OF the
country IL has sustained Itself through considera-
Ole portions Of that period, only by large pecunary
saerhces caused by the dsl,aquen u too many Of
its observation-disclosures seasoas when zeal ior th1
principles 10 which II soted could alone afford
motive Zoe ils continuance al much unrsquiod ex.
psnditare Of both money, Tune, and intsiisctuai e-
fort. Its Publisher feels fairly entitled 10 invoke
an active and generous lrieDdlnees Of support, on
the part of ats subscribers and the intelligent mem
bers OF us party generally for its support. Our OPP
ponents have recsnuy organized extensive arrange
sDeDts Tor the establishment Of similar work The
Other s.ds OF ssssi d,vlsoa al paTtlss''lo
terael, as 1t sad, "the pernlelous inhIosoe Of the
Democrats Review Established under imposing
auspices Of eminent political and literary names M
the ranks OF our opponents and doubtless to be sus-
tanned by the overlooking means possessed BY that
party, 10 sustain a work Of that character Il thns
holds GOT the prospect Of honorable rivalry, which
the DenoeIac Review eheerfully accepts, but which
the Democratic Party must literally contribute to en-
able 10 maintain IN manner worthy OF that party,
and OF ats good great aud glorious prime pies. The
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