The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-20
COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW VOLUME.

COMNiEN CEMENT OF THE NEW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 1915.
The Uaiied Slales Magdsinei and Democratic
Repiew.
JOHN L. o'sULLIvAN, EDITOR.
THE Sixteenth Volume of the Democratic Re-
l. view commences with the present number
The Publisher cannot omit the occasion It affords
to congratulate Its readers and friends, upon the
great victory recently achieved by The cause OF
their common principles; victory not less impor-
:ant in its consequence, than glorious in its lium-
phi, after the unprecedented severity Of the recent
contest Of parties. Originally established at Pc
Rod of the deepest depression OF tho Democratic
cause in the memorable year Of 1887, this Review
has ever 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
ever since more OF less deeply agtated. Having
freely shared the worst disasters, the g|oomiest
depressions, may it not fairly be allowed to ask
and hope to share now the benefit of the triumph
and prosperity, Of the Democracy ofihe counlry?
II has sustained itself through considerable por-
tons Of that PERIOD only by large pecnniary sac
rices caused by the denquences of TOO many
of its subscribers-t through seasons when zeal for
the principles to which it was devoted could alone
afford motive for its continuance at SO much I'M
requitted expenditures Of both money, time and
Intellectual effort. Its publisher now feels lalry
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the intelligent members of lis party generally, for
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