The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-09-12
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are not upmindfu Of the return whlch
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Friend. which is pre- eminentiy the desls-
nation Of this paper. AS a newspaper, de-
pendent upon public patronage, grows
bv what II leeds on" the publishers fat
ter themselves that the Post has incroas'
cd in interest and value, with the steady
and gratifying support which has been ac
corded 10 it, for . period of a quarter oil
century. In this time. which has served
ror the life and death of whole genera
tons Of periodicals, and the rise, neridi'
an aud decline many rival, the row
has kept the even tenor OF its way, ny us
own in rinsic health and strength--now
following, oftener leading the public
as e. but NOT departing fcotn It's inde2e">
dence TO minister 10 the transient news
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| News Department, 10 present the ia'es'
aud best authenticated intelligence, di'
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far as it is ascertaiuabl1. We endeavoI
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and Importance 10 cIilzehs eng ageu IL
| all The three great il nteresls, AGrcnltIlr'
! ICummerce and Manufactures. 10 poIhl'
cal intelligence we rec gulze only one
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cuun,ry. We know 10 sectional interes
in our patriotism, no parlyaIines IN gu
politics no ctari ,Hism Ia our rellg'on
uu prlut and publish, sine gtea!est soo'
of the greatest numhei'
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tance he, ond that temporary one wblc'
! it derives from being the record OF cur
rent events. and to make il acceptable Il
the family circle, we give to its column
the character of weekly magazine, en-
lbracinr Original Tales and Sketches, y
ripipal Verse and Essays, History ant
His,oriettes Blograph, and Legends, Sc
ence and Statistics, Revolutionary a"
nails, Moral Tales and Traits OF Cbarao
ter. Original Comments on Notao,es, WI
and Uumor; in a word. such variety
matter as, four own cruntr, first re"eh'
bered " ,e whole literature OF the wori
may offer. The original 'raDsla'i us lro'
Eoropean Literature which have 'rof
time to time appeared IL tbs Journal 'a'
referred to as an earnest that we nav
shared no pains 10 make the L ST tr'''
> cosmopolitan in the Great Republic
Letters.
I Volume twenty, seventh, upon which W
are about to enter, Will appear IN ne'
, tyne. and with such other improvement
ana advantages as experience may sn&
: gest. To repeat the words OF ''r'ne
4 prosncctua. our mo to is SIM E1cpiSto'
s \ mone the oldes, papers on Tue coh"'
cpt. and possessed of all the adVan'a age
which long accumulated tacili'les auol'
. the conductors beod with these hcnll'
s advantages, (no' to i,e acquired 10 ga,
1 all the advantages which eac1I success''
wear presenis 10 ,heir notice. and all N
, changes for the better Which occur To me
s IN, ent un doing well by a reading pnn''
e which has always done well Tor the uh
ted States Saturday Post