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NEW VOLUME-JANUARY, i545.
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

1 JOHN L. o'sULLyAN, EDITOR.
| THE Sixteenth volume Of the Democratic Review
commences with the present number. The puo-
Usher csnnot omit the occasion affords to congrau-
late its readers and friends upon the great victory
| recently achieved by the cause Of their common
principles victory not less important In its conse-
quences than glorious Its triumph after the UMPIRE
cedenled severity Of the recent contest OF parties
Originally established at period OF the deepest de-
preston Of the Democratic cause, In the memorable
year Of 1887, this Review has taken an active,
and il is believed not ineffective part in the long and
keenly contested battles Of opinion, by which the
country has been since or less deeply aga
tated Having freely shared the worst disasters,
the goomost depressioDs may II not larry DC allow
ed TO ask and hope to share the benefit OF The
triumph and prosperity, of the Democracy OF the
country IL has sustained itself through considoTa-
BILE portions OF that period, only by large peeunaiy
sacrifices caused by the delinquences Of too many oi
its subscrbcrs--through seasons when zeal ior the
principles To which II was devoted could alone anord
motive for It's continuance AT much unrequitod eA-
penditure of both money time and intellectual eff
fort It's Publisher now feels fairly entitled TO invoke
an active and generous lrendlness of support, on
the part OF its subscribers and the intelligent mem
bers OF It's party generally for It's support Our OPP
poDens have recently organized extensive arrange
ments for the establishment Of similar work on Tho
other side OF our great division of paIties-"to coun'
teractn as is said, "the pencious nhGeHce OF The
Democratic Review Established under imposing
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tanned by the OVERLOOKING means possessed by that
party, 10 sustain work Of that character, 1t thus
holds out the prospect of honorable rivalry which
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