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NEW VoLUME-JANUARY ls45.
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE MD
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

/ 49,. 'ohN l. OsuLLlyAS, EDITOR.
THE Sixteenth volume of the Democratic Review
| commences with the present number. The pub
Usher cannot on.it the occasion affords coDgraiu-
late It's eaders aud friends upon the great victory
| recently achieved BY the cause OF their common
principles victory not less important 10 lis conse-
qasnces than glorious in ITS uiumph after the UMPIRE
eedsniod severity OF the recent contest Of partes-
Originally established at period Of the deepest de-
preston OF the Democratic cause, 10 the memorable
year Of 1887, this Review has taken au active,
and II 10 believed not ineffective part the long and
keenly contested battles Of opinion, by which the
country has been since more less deeply sgl-
| lated Having freely shared the worst disasters,
The goomiest depfessions, may not fairly be allow
ed TO ask and hope to share now the benefit OF tho
triumph and prosperity of the Democracy Of the
country IL has sustained Itself through consdera
bic portions Of that period, oaly by large pecunrary
sacrifices caused by the delnquences Of too many OF
It's observation-disclosures seasons when zeal Tor lhe
princ piles 20 which IL devoted could alone afford
motive for IFS continuance al much unrcqulted eA'
penditure OF both money, time, and intellectual el
fort. Its Publisher feels fairly entitled 10 invoke
an active and generous friendliness Of support, on
the part Of It's subscribers aud tho intelligent mem
beers OF It's party generally, for its support Our OPP
ponents have recently organized extensive arrange
meats for the establishment Of similar work the
other side OF our grea division Of paTes-''to eoun'
eracl,' IL is sad, Hhe peneious DhAesce of the
Democratic Review" Established under imposing
auspices of eminent political and literary names in
The ranks Of our opponents and doubtless TO be sus-
tanned by the overdowns means possessed by that
party, 10 sustain work of that character, Al thus
holds out HE prospect of honorable rivalry, which
the Democrauc Review chserfuy accepts, but which
the Democratic Party must literally contribute TO en-
able II 10 maintain, IN worthy Of that party,
and Of lis good, great aud glorious principles. The
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TO remit promptly the debts which are its Just and
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The following among the contributors TO this
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Cambreeng, J. l.. Stevens, Tden, Whittier, Bryant,
Cas- C. lDgersolL ..
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