The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24
PROSPECTUS
OF tue
Ollie &tGtcsH,a,,.

The undersigned respectfully announce
to the Democracy ofOhio, that they have
purchased of Col. Samuel Medary all his
interest in the Ohio Statesman, from and
after the LIST Of July, lS45. The paper
will, as heretofore, advocate, unfinching-
ly, Democratic Principles and measures,
and give the strongest support to the reg,
nlariy nominated candidates of the demo-
cratic party, tha, II will be in the power
of the undersigned to afford. To firmly
support the National Administration--to
ma aintain the righ, of this country to the
territory OF Oregon--to uphold the great
doctrine Of the sovereignty of the people.
as contended for by the patriot Dorr--to
contend for the adjustment OF the tariff in
such manner as shall do justice TO the
great Agricultural interests of tire West,
| 10 labor for a settlement of the National
Finance question in way vhat shall pre-
vent the public money from becoming the
means Of individual aggrandizement, and
to strenuously support any measure calcu-
lated 10 make the laws Of Ohio embodi-
ments OF the principles Of Liberty and T.
quality, and TO give to the State sound
currency;--these are the objects which
the undersigned propose TO themselves in
| the new. and arduous position they have
assumed. Their success must depend up.
on the amount and character OF the sup.
port which they shall receive al the hands
of the Democracy of the great Empire
State of the " esi, whose voice in the Ma
tional Councils is so important, and whose
example, in the management of their in
ernal affairs, is destined to exert vast
influence upon all quarters of the Union,
and particularly to give character to
the legislation of the new communities
which are constantly arising and deman.
ding to be admitted to the rights and pri.
vileges enjuyed by the members Of tire
confederacy.
The undersigned have invested a large
amount Of capital in their present unders
taking. They have brought to its support
whatever of talent they possess. Their in.
terest is Identical with that of the West;
and there is no incentive to exertion, no
motive which can incite men to faithful
discharge of important duties, which is
not moving them 10 labor for the good Of
that portion ofthe confederacy into whose
hands the physical and moral powers OF
the nation are rapidly passing. Under
Ihese circumstances, they are privileged
o ask for that support, and look for that
confidence from the Democracy Of Ohio,
without which ali their labors must be
worse than performed in vain.
The undersigned propose making some
nechanl cal Improvements in the paper,
which " i'll render il more worthy the sup
port of the public. A fair proportion of
ba iii bo AovotoI tA .nie oil |
'us reading and news matter.
TERMS.
The Statesman is published Dai.
y during the session of the Legls-
ature, and Tri.Weekly the balance
f ihe year at 800
Tri- Weekly the year round, at 400
Semi-Weekly during the session
( the Legislature, and Weekly the
alance Of the year, at 800 /;
Weekly the year round, iararia- =,
ty IN aduance, at 200 ',
Persons desiring the Weekly paper for /
q months, can have IT for one dollar. al
avs to be paid ia advance. :,
Five Dollars in one letler in advance, !;
i'll pay for Two copies of the Statesman, I,
ublished Semi. Weekly during the ses q
ON aud weekly the balance OF the year, i,
lrecied To the names ordered. ,s
All payments 10 be made IN advance -
hnse who have not an opportunity at g,
Aying otherwise. may RENT, by mail al !,
r ,isk. postage paid. The Po,tmas'er's
er Ificate of such remittance, shall be a
Ilicient receipt therefor. p
Those who subscribe by the yeas will {
ease so designate.
03-Any person who will procure six C
bere> >and inf rm us oi the direction n
his paper. shall have paper seat h'm
r his truubie.
&C. & G. X. HAZEWELl. =
Columbus, August 5, lS45. =,