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NEW voLUME-JANUARY, lsi5.
THE UNITED STATES MACHINE IND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

JOHN l.. OIsULLiVANt EDtiOh'
THE Sintsenth volume of the Democratic Re'e"
commences with the present number. Inc pun
Usher cannot on.it the occasion il affords to eonsrau
late It's readers and friends, upon the great Victory
recently achieved by the cause oil their common
principles victory not less important IA ia eohse-
quenees than glorious 10 It's triumph, alter me upPe
eedented severity Of the recent contest oil paTtes
Originally eslab iAhed al period Of Inc deePes' DC
preston Of the Democratic cause, In The nlemoiao7
rear Of 1887, this Review has ever taken an aeu'o
and Il 10 believed not ineffective part, IN Tho long anu
keenly contested battles vi opinion, oy when TUG
county has been ever since more Oh less usePp ssr
tated Having freely shared the worst disaster
tho goom9st depTessions, may II not larry DC ao"-
ed TO ask and hope TO share now the Oeneh' ol th'
triumph aud prosperity, OF the Democracy OF 'no
country IL has sustained Itself through consideia-
bic portions OF hat period, only by large Peeuhai
sacrifices caused by the deOquoDeies o Too many VI
lis Subscriber through seasons when zeal lor thS
principles 10 which Il devoted could alone anoiu
motive for It's continuance al so much uarequilsa eH
penditure OF both Money time and intellectual Sif
fort. Its Publisher feels fairly entitled invoke
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beers OF It's party generally foe It's support Our OPP
popenis have recently organized extensive arrange
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