The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-12-24
DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.

AS soon as the Telegraphic wires, and
the apparatus for their use, are in opera
ilon in this city which will be liz the
course of week or ten days, we shall is
sue the Ohio Statesman DAILY during the
year, instead of during the session Of the
Legislature only. The wonders OF science
have brought us within the means of mo-
mentary communion ton with all parts OF
this continent. Already Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing,
ton and Richmond, on the sea board Al-
bany, Buffalo, Montreal, Canada, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, IN the interior, are
in connection by Telegraph. In few
days, Columbus, the capitol of Ohio, will
be attached to these cities, and news only
few moments old, and days in advance
of the mails, will be issued here to the
readers of the Statesman. And in few
days longer we shall be connected by these
wires with Zanesyille, Gle, ,eland, Detroit,
Dayton, Cincinnati. louisville, St. Louis,
Nashville, and New Orleans. Tie impor
tant news from all these remote regions
will be DAILY collected herein the cap
itol OF Ohio, and be disseminated through
our columns every evening. What a
change will thiswo ork in the affairs OF men!
Is there an advance Of prices in New York
or New Orleans, Cincinnati or Boston!-
At once is il known here, and our col
umns will show it. Is there a foreign arri.
val, news from the army, or any impor-
tant event! AT once is it here and spread
before the people. Is there an election!
Instantly the result is known. 1t is true
the expense will besyery heavy; gree )r
perhaps, than many printing establisn-
ments can we II bear. What the addition
al expense will be, we have not been able
to ascertain, but the editors of the Wheel.
ing Argus, speaking OF the same subject,
say: w e confidently appeal to our friends
TO sustain us in our enormous expense oi
nine hundred to fifteen hundred dollars per
annum, to procure the earliest intelli.
gence BY TELEGRAPH. Nothing bot
the most prompt payment, and greatly
enlarged subscription list, VIII do IT. Ii
cannot be less here, but as the wires eX-
tend west and north the expense must be
much greater. We are cheered by the
daily inquiries from the surrounding
towns about this matter, and the nuner,
GUS promises of additional subscribers.--
The DAILY STATESMAN, in addition to the
Telegraphlc and other news-our paper
|
Will contain full reports ot Legislative
proceedings, valuable to every citizen
II not Indispensable, as well as reports o
conventions, OF various kinds held only al
the seat OF government-and reports o
decisions of the Court in bank, and i'm
portant cases in the United States Courts
Being central, very extensive recort
and notice is kept in our columns Of tht
political action OF parties in the COUNTIES
and the earliest general result OF eec
lions. These, without The addition of tn,
Ieleeraphlc news. would make the Dali,
Statesman valuable paper TO those VIII,
desire full and general news of the affair
of the State.
Thongh we shall issue our paper Dali,
during the whole year at its present size
we shall add only two dollars to the cost
The Daily Ohio Statesman, therefore, will
Will be one OF the cheapest papers 10 th
Union, tor the amount of matter it vii
contain. II must therefore rely upon tn
INCREASE OF PATRONAGE o sustain the ney
expensive, and important character an,
and position ii is about to assume, unde
the application Of electricity to the con
veyauce OF intelligence,
: TERMS:
u The DAILY ONO STATESMAN will be is
sued every evening, (except SUI day a
: Sereh d0itdrS per dhhHnt, containing tn
important news, from all points connecte te
by the Telegraphic wires, up 10 tie hou
of publication;
Daily per annum, $500
Tri'Weekly, f" 40
Weekly +" 300
, Any person obtaining six subscriber
will be entitled to an extra copy for hi
labor.
s. MEDARY.
Columbus, Aug. 2, ls47.