Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-09


lnview the want felt by rhepcoplc Of thcStare.
OF cheap, accurate and general source of Informal
ton; one which shall be accessible to alI the un-
dcrsgncd proposes TO publish Journal entitled the
PEOPLES ADVOCATE AND PoLlrIoAL REGISTER
The Advocate and Register will be published
Semi Monthly at the low price Of FIFTY CENTS
pcr year. Ii viii contain eight large Quarto Pages
of close print and be devoted exclusively to Political
and Gcnara Intelligence, and will embrace a wider
range of topics than IS usual with papers of merely
local interest. In all its conrse it will strictly adj
here to the purpose indicated byits title; at all tmea
and in all measures advocating the true interests of
| the Great aiass, in opposition to the r-tendng
naturalization of power, wealth and influence. La
BoR will be regarded the true capital ofthe Coun-
try, and its rights and interests to be of paramount
Importance
As Political Potcer enlanaies from, and properly
belongs TO the People, the Adrocotc will aim to re-
store that which has been wrested from them in tho
form of official patronage, and 20 render actire and
efficient for good, that which they still retain All
new improvements or discoveries in Art Science or
Agriculture, and all of local and general character,
having influence upon the productive industry of
the Country, will be carefully given in familiar hn-
guage that will be understood by all.
The first great principle of Republicanism that safl
men born free and equal, and endowed with in
alienabIe Rights of Life, Liberty and the pursuit Of
Happncss;' together with the "'true principles Of
the Government" as clearly seen in the CoNsrTU-
rIoN, and in the history of our Country, cotempora.
neous with its founders, the Advocate and Register
will ever sustain and defend. q
The Advocate viii ever be as its title Indicates
The Peoples and not the Politicians paper And
derction of duty the part Of public men will be
at exposed, to whatever party they NAV belong
it viii know but one party and that the Peoples
party whose rights and interest If win at all times
and under all circumstances, endeavor to maintain.
Though the interests ofthe People will necessarily
lead it to the advocacy Of many reforms, yet will
not seek TO promote innovation for nnovaton's sake
nor seek change where existing institutions are as
good or better than the proposed substitutes. twill
be no less the object of the Advocate guard against
hasy and ill-consdered alterations than to promote
true improvement.
Able writers of orr own and other Statesmen of
experience in the History of country, will be en-
gagedi in this department, and nothing shall be
ting to give it general and permanent Importance.
As PoLTTCAL REGISTER, it will give early and ac-
curate returns of Elections from each county and
town in the State, and from each State in the I'M
ion 1t will publish statistical tables of the Popnla-
ton, Revenues, Resources, Improvements, &c, go.
of the different States together with what may props
ery fall within the province of Journal intended TO
be compendious abstract of the history of the times
Fully to carry out our design in this department,
SHALL practicable, procure suitable per-
in each township in the State, to forward to
report of the average amount of produce
of all kinds raised the increase of popuation of the
state of Public Instruction, &c. &c. Thus, year
after year citizens will be enabled to keep in Wow
the true condition of our beautiful Peninsula.
Legislative and COMPRESSION al proceedings will
ceive share of attention. and the votes and Speech.
all important occasions, will be carefully given.
During the months of October and November, ex-
ira numbers will be issued to meet the exigencyof
the Election; thus making from 20S to 240 pages
of valuable documentary matter for the trie offffy
cents The shape is adapted for filing and binding,
and il is hoDed this will he GENERALLY done by sub,
scrbers.
To young men ustentering political life. the work
will be Invaluable future reference; for which
purpose, all matter to its columns will be prepared
with the most scrupulous correctness.
ANY communication addressed to the undersigned
at YpsiIanti, Wasenaw Co. Michigan, and poet
paid, will be promptly attended to.
CHAS. WOODBURY.,
N. B.-Terms, fifty cents year, payable inyaria-
bly, in advance.