The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1852-12-29
Ohio Staesnlan.

sp'e democratic paper, the organ Of the
phlo democracy. The Statesman is row
thrown upon It's subscription, ADVERTISING,
&c, ior support-having been deprived of
all State patronage; and it behooycs the de-
mocraey OF Ohio, if they wish to have an
aOle exponent Of their principles, at the
capital of the State, to give an increased
support to the Statesman. It will be seen
oy the prospectus that Col. Medary has t.
Ken Mr.. j, II. Smith in partnership with
nun Ia the editing and publishing of the pa.
per Dir. S. is an able writer, and will
make a valuable assistant in the edidpr OF
That paper, Can there not be q hundred
additional subscribers raised for the Static
iaah IN Harrison county. We believe they
san' Il ITS noble democr acy. will only try
We call upon them to make the effort. W..
VIA forward subscriptions " til pleasure:
PROSPECTUS OF THE O. STATESMAN.
Daily, Semi Weekly and Weekly.
:. MEpARY AND J.. II, sNyra
Inc time is again come for the publica.
uon OF our annual proposals, many Of our
present subscriptions being about to exnire
~ Is moi necessary to remark at lenptb
upon the value of a Democratic newsnaner
81 Ptaallsled at the Capitol of Ohio. Nor
neeo we say more as to what the Ohio States
ma WIN De IN future, than that it will be
what II las been in the past, with such i'm
plroYements in all respects as our lone expe-
!ience may suggest.
great changes have taken places in our
pohlc"l history. A wing Administration
mas lust been voted out of power, and A
democratic Administration voted in. The
9hPaffalIeied majority Of the American peo-
Pc VINO have joined in this decree, shows
81 l'Self Thai vast changes are expected by
ufe people IN the political world. New times
arc upon US. The ensuing four wears are
expected to be critical. AS ever. the neonle
pave decided with startling emphasis. that
lie nation shall be under Democratic Pilot
age.
AT such a time, The Statesman becomes of
more importance to the Democracy of Ohio,
lhan1 ever. There are MANY troublesome
questions IN our Foreign Relations, for the
ADMINISTRATOR OF FRANKLIN PIERCE to solve
ana settle, The people will desire to be
r. AePs ADVISED upon all such matters, as they
progress, and OF course il will become our
Quiy TO devote a large share of attention to
Their discussion.
IN domestic politics, both National and
etate, 1t Is the universal expectation that the
tliqnes ahead are to be full Of stirring interest
aho busy movement. All departments of
tle uoYefnmcnt are in the hands Of the
Progressive Democratic Party. Under the
impulse OF that party, there will be no idle
ness IN our affairs all must be activity
Inc patrons of the Statesman know without
sPecilS assurances from us, where it will be
az such times.
we are iienceforth compelled to look to
our friends throughout the State. for SIM
port All Official patronage has been strip
Pea away from papers at the Capitol. Tn
HE almost every 5ther State in the Union.
ouf victories IN this State, though aIways
eAPecoed TO DC fought for by the press. are
ny Darren to the victorious al to the defeat.
cd we are therefore forced to appeal to
or democratic friends. Our only reliance
IS upon an extensive circulation Of orr ma
Pers-Dally, Semi Weekly and Weekly. If
democrats desire US to be repaid for our
l4ePys and expenses, it is Tor them 10 saw the
word. 7a '"E
! n supporting the candidates and defend.
ihg me measures Of the Democratic party.
hereafter, we canno. depend upon party
success Tor replacing the necessary pecunia-
aIy OUTLAWS Of our establishment. We desipn
" mingle as actively as ever in the futnre
parry strifes OF the State, but our friends
WI easily understand that we cannot do 60
without a general and increased supnor,
IRON their hands. ~
TERMS BY THE YEAR:
4 N, Ilty by carriers, .NE N
Ssnl Weekly, single Subscribers. q "
4. Len club sqbscribors at one Z. d. Is q
twenty . q n :. ~ ~
@Weokiyl single subscribers. y Z
4 ~ CUB Subscribers at one Post Office % n
~ -, ".....25 O.
ne Club subscriber should all 90 10 On,
Lost Vfice, and be sent on one sbeoe y of na
PER at the same time. The SAINT nerso,
Ngao sends one list, can continue sandinr
addllonal m at the same prices 10 anI
anoAnt be may choose. v
columbus, Ohio, December. 1889
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