The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
PROSPECTUS OF THE
STA 4 + S M A N
New Arrangement.


it will be seen by our terms annexed, that we
have mnde II total change in our prices, aud bro't
our business to the cash standard. This practice
OF low piices and cash down, is becoming almost
universal with all the leading papers n the Union
There is II profit as VIII us prupriety in it, for
whilst te EdiIer suffers nJ 4oss by bad debts
the PAYNE subscriber gets II large discount from
the old prizes The new prices, ,alsn bring the
PapGr wittStn the reach OF thousands OF ltbo.itlg
incn, by clubbing together, who do not feel able
to spend large sum Tor such II purpose. BY
this new arrangement we hope, thetcioic, thnt
the advantages will be mutual. Our profits, how
ever, Mt these pnceE, will be very snrlI. but we
expect to so gn,atl) increase our substitution
li5t, that wc sl'i II make up in HE extent oi our
business what We lose on thu individual subscri,,-
ton. y
10 our friends, then, throughout ,lso Srh1c. WI
present this Prospectus, with the cash terms
The Quo STATESMAN is not paper Of ,to-da,.
You know what it is from Il long trial, and still
we hope to nhke it better. We issued the first
number Ot the Quo STATESMAN. on thedlh of JuIy.
1882 ,Hnd with the exception Of year and foIIf
months, we have worlted flihMlly at or post
ever since, and are noe just getting into The svirt
eft, IN a tunness ray!
We have long had this change in contemnla-
ton, but never. AuliI this time, found it ronve.
nient to Try The experiment, if experiment it ca
be called.
Democrats Of Ohio, we have two years Of fs'eady
excitement before us. 1t is NJ Tine therefore. IL
be idle, iE we desire either the success of onr
principles or ofOur friends Apathy, indifference,
or culdncss, are no part ofa whoe-souled den1-
crat fighting lor the rights ofhis fellow men. Ills
is the labor Of action, OF thought, Of triumph In
/ q few weeks we shall have the last Legislature
under the old Constitution, IN session; aud also
the Convention, TO close their labors in making q
new one. Early in the Spring, we shall be in
the midst Of an elcctior voting YEA or NAY on its
adoption. In the Summer, we shall have State
Distrctand Coanty Conventions, To nominate n 4
officers elective uutler the new Constitution. In
Ifke October following, we shall have the Grs stir
ling election under the new Constitution. Then
she first Legislature, largely increased in numbers
TO put the new order Of things in motion. Then
will follow the world wide agitation Of the Preei
dental election and its closing triumphs 10 surne-
body, and defeats to othcrs-ihe Inauguration
the turning out and filling OF the Offices.
! Democrats, be in readiness for action. Whn,
! is dollar or two on a newspaper, to being we'll
posted up on oil the transpiring events OF the
What is the labor Of a half day in filling an n
subscriptions list with names for our paper, TO tho
advantages that are TO be derived froR irt
Gentlemen, send on our one, your two, yonr
three. or your five dollars. YOu shall h,tye credit
and receipt for the time it will pay, and az tho
end oi that time the paper will stop until moIe
money is sent. Lay your receipts where you oal
kget them, and then you will know when the tim,
expires, il VIC should accidentally fail to notify
you.