Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18

Gratis of Ohio and to the Just feelings of men Of all
parties
Last night-in the darkness and gloom that surroun.
ded the halls of egisation-tle foul deed consum-
mated, and the solemn with the State for the
Legislative printing violated, out of pure POLITICAL
NO oIher gned than that we had
by the publication of our paper, annoyed the party
and the ACCIDENTAL majority now in the Legislature
majority obtained by the most nexcusabe divisions of
our friends in three Senatorial districts. This accden
tai power in violation Of all right, Justice, precedent
welded expressly to cripple and break down the
only press the Capital that dare be independent and
the people of the chains forging in the Legislature
for their oppression and slavery We DARED assa and
expose the nquitous projects of the whg majority in
their schemes 10 debae and bow down the white labor
ing man the State while they were attempting to gain
little additional popularity by pretending elevate the
negro and encourage his settlement amongst us.
We DARED expose their midnight tin-panning which
they pretended TO denounce when before the people, and
when entrusted with power, foow-not in the nomna-
tion oofcers aone the democrats did-but bv carry
ing their whole wicked of legislation into
y cabal, and there lcgisated in secret We DARED ex
pose their repeal oaws passed for the protection of the
people, restricting corporations, &c-aws some of which
bave been in force for twenty ndweny fife years. ar
'hus turning loose upon society every possible crime
and lnquty But shall not particuarize their acts
and doings in this hastily thrown together Prospectus
prepared at the moment oEeavng home in consequence
OF the news OF the sickness of of our family now east
the mountains. We shall 90 into detail hereafter and
bring to the light day the conduct of this thing lied
wHIGGERY in Ohio shall teach this party that pERsI-
CUTIoN cannot either stop depress the spirit of an in
dependent PRESS as long the unbsugh reemen of the
State demand its services Their acts alone can compel
me to bow before the nearous despotism of the drecs
OF coonery, hard CIDER and the established mmoaities
OF Mr. Clay and the dctators fhis party They cannot
accomplish their purposes if the democrats of Ohio
whom am Indebted for many favors stand bv me in
this CRISIS have stopped at eXpence or labor tc
uIhl my par of the contract State Printer accep
ted the office in goo1 faith. relied on the guarantees
aw and the constitution, and the common honesty tho
has heretofore protected all predecessors of whatever
party But brainess of maddened whgs-feder.
asts oil the deepest dye, conscious of their own bad
standnghave outstrpped every thing that revolution
has heretofore conceived.
The STATESMAN will be continued as heretofore -
giving steady support to the great principles of Demo
cratic Liberty and Equal Rights - and to the admins
|tratIon OF the General Governement by Mr. POLK II
viii expose and lay bare to the public gaze the noui
ties and outrages Of federal whggery, and particularly
he infamous and unparalleled proceedings ofhe present
Legislature.
bJ"The Daily and Tr Weekly Statesman will be
printed on double medam sheet and the Semi Week
ly on large double imperial sheet.
TERMS.
The STATESMAN is published daily during the
session of the Legislature, and tri-weekly the
balance of the year, at Sc 90
lrl-weekly the year round, at 4 90
Seml-weekly during the session of the Legisla-
ure, and weekly during the balance of the year at 90
Weekly the year round, invariably in advance at 90
Persons desiring the paper for six months, can have
1t for ONE DOLLAR, always to be paid in advance.
FIVE DOLLARS in one letter, in advance, will pav fo
two copies of, the Statesman published Semi weekl,
during the session and Weekly the balance of the year
directed to the ordered.
All payments to be made in advance - Those who
have not an opportunity of paying otherwise may rem
by mail, at our risk, postage paid. The Postmaster.
certificate Of such remittance shall be sufficient re
ceipt therefor.
Those who subscribe by the year will please SO de
signate.
Any person who will procure six subscribers and in
form us of the direction of his paper shall have cop,
sent him for his trouble
Persons receiving pros spectus, who cannot make u
of it themselves, will please hand it to another
S. MEDARY
Columbus, March II, I845
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