Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
SIG pages,

ONE DOLLAR ONL1M! Beng
the cheapest periodical ever before
issued In this country.
The Expos;ior will continue 10 be
a faithful and fearless expounder OF
tie true principles Of J~ettersonian
Democracy. is 1t has been under Its
late highly gifted editor. who We are
encouraged to hope. will materially
aid US with articles from his eloquent
ren; its pages will be adorned by
contributions from the most dislin-
guished political writersin the United
States. Neither plins nor expense
will be spared, 70 make it worthy of
being considered Il textbook for the
Democracy, 10 future generations.-
The publishers intend it shall occu-
Ply the high ground sustained by
Niles Weekly Register, in the palm
Y days of that useful publication; ii
shall he a record Of important politi-
dal facts. for future use & reference,
as well as an able ~expounder OF still
more important political truths, which
will live through ali time, and even
%tuaiIv, will revolu'ionize the world.
We shall unremi,linglv and with
the whole soul, devote ourselves to
the cause Of universal republican ed
ucation; to this end we shall jealous
" ,ndeavor to reform every college
in America. and establish a system
20 educate ali the children in the land
in the saving principles Of american
Liberty. instead of. as present. grow
ing up in thouChtiesS, unprovided ig.
norance, or what is ever worse. if
ros ihlr, Northumberland with
he baieful principles of English mon
archy and aristocracy, the only sys-
TEN Of education pursued at our fash
ionable seminarics Of learning.
We shall oppose all monopolies-
a high Protective TariT-parrial leg
islatlon-anv National Bank-Dis-
of the State
Debts-with untll@ging. unremitiing
zeal. Al! these. as well as other
Federal hecssies. miU be handled
uiihout glorce. In short It shall be
a volume worthy 0: being preserved
By every lover Of our republican in
|stitutions.
We shall pay lhe strictest atten-
ton 10 lis business depar ments. as
well as 10 its editorial. Those who
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hat it shall be published and mailed
eoch week. with unlailing prompt
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ven have the slightest occasion 10
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that hey shall reach their destina-
ton in good order. With this briet
and imperfect outline of our plan,
we submit our claims 10 the patron
age Of the Democracy. with Unsha-
ken and undoubtng confidence hat
We shall be generously supported.
TERM S.
The Democratic Erpositor and T..
States Journal. for the country, will
be published weekly; each number
will contain sixteen closely printed
pages. making EIGHT HUNDRED
AND THlRTY-TWO to the vol
ume, for the unusual low price ofOne
Dollar per annum, to a single sub
scriber.
. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS AND
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cry part Of our glorious Union. we
make the following proposals: thos
who forward len dollars shall receive
eleven copies for one year; those who
forward twenty dollars, shall receive
twenty three copies for twelve
Notwithstanding the price to eighty
seren cents. for a volume of EIGHT
HUHDRED THiRTY-Two PAGES! Our
Democratic friends are respectfully
requested to exert themselves in OBJ
tanning US subscribers.
THEOPILUS FlSK.( p
JESSE E. DOW, H'
Washington, D. c., July 8, lG45.