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Psespeeaus of fhe Twenty-secOnd volume'
 
 IN commencing the T.geniy -secomd Volume ofih \ Review. we have 10 acknowledge tlle e0nllnnaact of liberal patfoaage the part q the pSblic, and of dn efRkdsiasfir response from the Democratic sanks 10 these pgineipes ef Natipaal Policy which t is oar endeAyor to eincidate We have entered info extepaise arrangements Tor great variriy ei novel and interesting matter. .thst will aid to the at lfaftton and value of the new volume
 The new year will be marked by one of the mosl exciting presidential elections under cirenmstau- ees of more grave importance to 0ar institutions that haye occurred in our national history. lt is therefore of the highest consequence that tho great questions which shake the union tots centre. should be discussed with eaimhess AbcFiously investigated and clearly understood. While che Denceratic par " is apparently split into several divisions through the sefy success which has caused it 10 triumph in the viRdiestion of old issues until new ones haze become necessary. the great dtmocTaIie hs1 q the u4tIon beats in unison with noble raiTipiisn, and sweits In honest satisfaction al the rising gioties of our westein Empire, the foundations Ot which are only uow Deing laid. and well it becomes us to proceed dispassioaately ard andefstandingly in the work eumnitted 10 ns. Although s.thousand gene rati0ns'' are not looking down upon us from the erests of the Alieghanies sto behold enr deeds, thousands yet 10 come, swarming the intervening vallies, will throag the Rocky Mountains the Ale ghanies and the Ccnieras al looking back to curse VI uet3 tHe Nt9bsaCtuu% ut Acto n tc~tAuA FeSfthH- ability ress upon the democracy of the present Ee neration. and that they will as ever, discharge il faihiui, there can be no doubt. The efforts of the Review will bs exerted with fail sense nf the isn- postance of the eansr. and doab 1t will be viz sregsly responded to by our subscribers.
 The accustomed fralnres of the Review will be continued, including Portraits and Biographies ps Distinguished Democrats men whose patriotic ptin- cPies asd steadiaess of principle have won the con- hdance of the people. &
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 ss iaa lTuOS. ?. KETTELL,
 Editor Democratic Reriel0.