The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

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Newspapei; Published at Washington,
! ID. G., ,anaiGevstsa TO politics, LItera.
turc, and General Intelligence.
abN and alter HE lst day Of Jnne next
-. he Union will be pubh,hed under
She junt editeral management aud oon,
troi OF the subacrbsrs.
A. both OF Tie undersigned have been
betoIe 'Le public in different stations
une oi us tor neariy half century, and
he ttrer Tor stsrrai }ears-ws abefeye II
wlll not be desmed arrogant in us 10
suppose that nythlng more than gsnen
ral ctcsrsFtcn u our principles and the
course which we lnteBd 10 pursue, Will
be necessary az his lInie.
/ The puh,Ics! character Of the" UNION
will tsMad, unchanged. AS II has hilher
= dons irrm it,e date OF its pubhcatloD
10 9Ls present nme, II will contihue 10
adv cate the gicst principles OF the dom
ucratIG pat, as eXponnued BY it's Illus
| trnus tenSanr. TnomaY JeTefson,an car.
r,ed INTO successful plactice IN the adnlh.
istratien ot the govarnment by subse
qaen dtu,elsIc PresierBlsi prlncipts
bach have stturtG ter our beloved cuuus
uy All e1fsrs'"h, fr"gres, ana 2 lory un.
| cXsmpIee IN We ldstory ol the snclent oI
cote meotarA empires, and elevated il to
tte dIst rSLk smOng The natIehs of the
earth. These rrlnClPIes have been more
hily Ge>ei'f f'd IN the orig nal Prospectus
whlt b was published at the commence.
mcut 81 the publication Of the Unlon.'
std itrubtI>Etd 10 its columns a few DAYS
sgo. hey atmand system { tsxstsun
aud ratetue "h'ch shat: be equal auu us
uprb al c'ss'es I'D IrdIsidnsis, sPpr esing
note aud t"r'Iitg bunei ecununi, in the
tXF.hai hie ct lhe pnbiiC moneys; the
setsraii,n ut Ne n cal affairs oi the geE-
vtal gt,,Iru ebl fem ali cohntSiUn VIII
S'sse insiitD'ioBs " corporations erected
~ Hseil; strlct cUBstructiou OF the CON
sutnuup, con6niug The several branches
OF The general government to theil par.
ucuiar sphere OF action, aud requIrn of
all a faithful performance Of daty. aud es
peciaily demanding and insisting lha, he
ptesidsnt Of the UniieJ States shall not
Sdlcate his high pcwers and his respau-
sibllltles to an lrrespc nslble cabal, under
the name on oabinei. who are not chs
sen by Tim people. and are not account
able TO themat the ballot box.
Such, are in general, the principles |
whlci'tLe Union Will advocate, and IN
performing the duties which ihey have
assumed Me nndersgne ed are aware tAst
in Tie present Crisis, II VIII deyoive upon
them To discnss tho policy and measures
Of the party IN power wIth freedom, aud
peahsps, on s. me occasions w3Irseverit,.
But, ~ execuiing their high functions as
conductors Vf the public press, they will
not fergst the digoliy nor the amenltler
dHe to their siiusiIon, While they perfutm
their duty 10 the people with he frmness
and fidelity which The occasion may dc
maBd.
Aware that the Usiou' is the sole or
gau at the seat igoverrnent, ,oi the great
d emocraiIc party, watch represents the
people of The United States not only 10
principles and sentiments, but also IN
Dumbers, the uBdersigned viii ehdoaTor
10 condnct II in rbat libersl aud catholic
spirit which the true lnteies's of Ihei
eouony and party demand ST their hands.
They are not biInd tn tie fact that in
republic so extensive ss this. aud embra {
cIng such a wide range of latitude aud cl
mate, different Interests aud different 10
rlinatiohs must sprsng np apparently csu.
dieting with each otrer, uutsin reality 4
Zach couIrIbsling TO the sdvsGcement ofI
he whole. THIS apparent confilcl OF in !
erests aud institutions, Of course, gives
nee to sentiments and opinions as appa Z
-eBtiy dnerse, but which, r.ghlty under- l.
4 ood, and nnder just resirniBt, can DO no !
injury 10 each other. With regard te
hese conf cnrg sentiments and upinIpas
,towing uat oflocsl causes and insfua
icDs. r will be the b-ieet of tie under 4