The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03
PROSPECTUS
Ohio Statesman.


The undersigned respectfully annonnc,
10 the Democracy of Ohio, that they have
/ purchased of Col. Samuel Medary all hi
interest 10 the Ohio Statesman, from anc
after the lst of July, 1915. The paper
will, as here ofore. advocate unAinching
| ly, Democratic Principles and measures
and give the strongest support to the reg
ularly nominated candidates Of the demo
cratic party, that it will be in tho power
of the undersigned to afford. To firmly
support the National Admins tration-to
maintain the right of this country to the
territory OF Oregon--to uphold the great
doctrine oflhe 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 the West
to labor for settlement of the National
Finance question in way that shall pre-
vent The public money from becoming the
means Of individual aggrandizement, and
to strenuously support any measure calcu'
lated to make the laws of Ohio embodi'
ments OF the principles Of Liberty and e.
quality, and to give tothe State sound
currency;--these are tie objects whicl
the undersigned propose TO themselves in
the new and ardulus position they have
assumed. Their success must depend up
on the amount and character OF the sup
port which they shall receive at the hands
of the Democracy Of the great Empire
State of the w est, whose voice in the Ma
tional Councils is SO important and whose
example, in the management of their in
ternal affairs, is destined 10 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 aud pri-
vileges enjoyed by the members of the
confederacy.
The Undersigned have invested large
amount of capital in their present unders
taking. They have brought to its support
whatever oftalenL they possess. Their in
terest is identical with that of the West;
and there is no incentive TO eXertion, no
motive which can incte men to faithful
discharge of important duties, which is
not moving them to labor for the good of
that portion ofthe confoderacy into whose
hands the physical and moral powers OF
the nation are rapidly passing. Under
these circumstances, they are privileged
to ask for that support, and look for that
confidence from the Democracy of Ohio,
without which all their labors must be
worse than performed in vain.
The Undersigned propose making some
mechanical Improvements in the paper,
which will renderil more worthy the sup
port of the public. A fair proportion Of
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Columbus, August 5, 1915.