The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-12-01
PROSP ECTUS
OF THE
Session Ohio Statesman.

The Legislature of Ohio aud OF the Congress
OF the Nation, about to convene. From
Washington we shall have Daily Telegraphic
Reports and regular Correspondent by mail, and
between the two, our readers will have the earli-
esti ews and general out line OF the doings at the
Federal city.
The sessions OF the Ohio Legislature, always oi
deep interest to our people, will be of peculiar
importance this Winter, owing to the vote OF the
people in favor ol Constitution. If single
voter has neglected here ofore to inform himself
onpotical matters, or has been negligent Of voi-
ing, the time Is nav come when he should be SO
no longer. la the framing Of a Constitution, by
which we are all hereafter to be governed, every
one should take part and aid to the best of his abi
tiles In making il good one. And there is no
time to be lost as the Legislature may decide TO
hurry this question up on us earlier than many
may suppose. Action should therefore commence
at once.
We have no desire to boast or do injustice to
others, but we think we can appeal to the public
from past experience, with justice, to say, that
the ONO STATESMAN has beea the only paper
atthe State Capital that has pretended for years to
give any thing like tuH reports of the legislative
proceedings and ve expect this year to give equal,
it not greater attention TO full aud impartial his
tory of the dongs OF our law makers. To be re-
mnnerated for this great labor and expense, we
expect large, yes, generous list OF Session SUB.
upon Dur friends throughout the State to aid in
getting them up and torw ardng them to US - and
ihe earlier it is done after the receipt of this Pros.
PECTUs. or knowledge of our terms, the better;
as il will give US time to enter them upon our
books and estimate the probable amount necessary
to commence with
In addition to the legislative proceedings, the
approaching Winter is the time or the meeting of
Il e biennial Conventions Of the political parties OF
the State and the uOrniuation of candid .tea f,r
Governor. Every democrat will want the full
proceedings of the Sth of January Democratic
Convention. one not less important than any that
ever preceded it--one on which may depend the
future triumphs or defeats Of our party. In fact,
so important is The action of the approaching
Winter in the politics of our State, that every
man should leei interest enough in it 10 see that
his neighborhood is supplied with the pro er in.
formation. The old adage that "A sch in time
saves nine" is not less applicable to politics and
public affairs. than in private matters.
TERMS or THE OHIO STATESMAN.
The Daily Session Ohio Statesman, $500
Tri-Weeky - $l,00
Weekly &" " 80
The session Of the Legislature rnav be a short
one, but il it should be. we shall continue to send
our paper to the session subscribers for three
months, or until the last day OF February, and il
against all probabilities it should continue longer
than three months, we will continue sending un-
til the cl3se OF the session SO as not to break the
connection OF the proceedings To this our sub.
scrbers surely cannot object.
The DAILY SESSION STATESMAN will contain
a vast amount OF matter during the Winter, Of
Leg atve, Congressional and other proceedings.
We hope 10 receive on the daily mail routes, a
liberal suipCTiption--oNLY TWO DOLLARS.
The TRI-WEEKLY SESSION STATESMAN is
made up al all the inside reading matter Of the
Daily, and only costing ONE DOLLAR, should have
a genera circulation. 1t leaves excuse as 10
cost, for any one 10 be without tile full proceed.
ings of all matters transpiring here at the State
Capital as well as at Washington Cit during the
Winter months.
The Large W EEKLY SESSION STATESMAN for
fifty cents only, will be crowded full of the mat.
ter from the Daily, though occasionally condens-
ed. 1t will no doubt, as usual have very large
circulation
c. Those who send US lists Of subscribers will
retain the pay Ut every srh one for their trouble.
o. Money sent by mail at our own risk.
9rs- Write the names Of persons and Post-offices
distinct 10 prevent mistakes.
GJ- Names and money handed to members of
the Legislature will arrive in due time
CoLUMBus, o., Nov. 1919. S. AlEDARY.