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NEW voLUME-JANUARY ls45.
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THE UNITED STA TIES .M1GAZIyvE AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

| JOHN L. o'sULLyAS, EDITOR
| THE Sixteenth volume Of the Democratic Review
commences with the present number. The pub
Usher cannot OMIT the occasion affords 10 congrau-
late lis readers and friends, upon the great victory
| recently achieved by the cause Of their common
principles victory not less mpoI tsnt in its conse-
quences than glorious IN It's triumph after the unpre
cedeDted 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 ever taken active,
and il is believed not ineffective part, 10 the long and
| keenly contested battles Of opinion, by which the
country has been since more or less deeply aga
| lated Having freely shared the worst disasters,
the goomest depressions may Il not fairly be allow
| ed TO ask aud hope TO share the benefit Of the
| triumph and prosperity, Of the Democracy Of the
country IL has sustained itself through lonsdea-
bic portions Of that period only BY large pecuulary
sacrifices caused by the delnquenees Of too many OF
It's observation-disclosures when zeal for the
principles to which Il was devoted could alone afford
motive for It's continuance at so much unrequted
pendlture Of both money, time, and intellectual Ell
fort Its Publisher now feels fairly entitled TO invoke
an active and generous lriendness Of support, on
the part OF its subscribers and the intelligent mem
beers OF It's party generally, for Tia support Our OPP
ponens have recently organized extensive arrange
ments Tor the establishment Of similar work on tho
other side OF great division of parties-"to coun
IeTael il is said "the perncOus inhGeAce Of the
Democratic Review" Established under imposing
auspices OF eminent political aud literary names IN
the ranks Of our opponents aud doubtless 10 be sus-
tanned by the overlooking means possessed by that
party, TO sustain work Of that character, It thus
holds out he prospect Of honorable rivalry, which
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and Of lis good, great and glorious principles. The
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