Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10
THE CAMPAIGN TIMES.
Cheap WING Paper for the Presidential
Campaign,
Editcd by ElENEkN ]. NAXlIONIR.

On the 18th Of the June,--heing the first Sat.
urday after the nomination of a Wing Candidate
for the Presidency. by the National Convention.
the Subscribers viii issue, in the city Of New
York, the first number of the CAMPAIGN
TIMES, and viii continue its publication Week
", until the first Saturday after the election in
November next
The direct object of the CAMPAIGN TIMES
will be to promote the permanent oscendency Of
Wing principles, by aiding the election of the
Wing Candidate for the Presidency II win be
devoted entirely TO political discussions, -mali-
ing only such condensed notices of the current
news of the day as can be given without en-
croachlng upon the spice needed for political
matter Ii will endeavor by fir argument and
unquestoned facts, to convince the public iudg-
mcnt, that the interests of this Country and the
advancement of that republican liberty on which
the hopes Of humanity rest, require the perma-
ncnt establishment IN our National councils of
those great principle Of Government and of DO
hhca economy which are represented and adyo
Gated by the Wing piTty of the Union. II will
seek, therefore, first of ALL to present clearly and
lneliglbly, all the facts, personal historical, and
political, which may be of use in guiding the
public mind and arousing public feeling towards
the attainment of the end desired The Lives,
Public Services, Letters Acts and Opinions of
the rival candidates ;-oiicial and other Docu-
ments setting forth the principles, rneesurez aud
conduct of the respective parties; evidences OF
public sentiment IN different sections whatever,
in short, can aid the wing cause. by enlightoning
the public mind upon the great issues involved,
will be carefully collected and presented in the
form best fitted to attract attention and produce
effect.
The CAMPAIGN TINES will be thoroughly
National IN It's tone ard in the whole spirit and
scope OF its incncatons. Avoiding all extreme
opinions, and resisting all attempts to introduce
sectional issues; seeking to harmonlze cushing
views, aud to reconcile conflicting interests =
opposing all efforts TO implant mutual distfust
and hostility between different classes and dlf-
fer ut sections of our common country prepar-
ed to maintain the rights and respect the preju
does of each and all +; it will advocate the as
tendency of the Wing party, upon grounds as
broad as the Union, and as enduring as those
principles of liberty upon which our national
welfare must forever depend. II will urre de-
votlon to the Constitution and obedience to law
II viii proclaim and Yindlcate the sovereignty of
the peope-the universal Justice and worth of
Republican instltntons-th the equality of all sec
tions and all citizens under the c institutions and
the duty of the Federal Government to consult
the welfare, and promote the interests of all
alike
1t Will advocate protection to American labor /;
a practical limitation of Executive power ; a lib
eral policy in promoting the settlement of the
public lands, and IN advancing useful works Of
public improvement; strict economy in the adj
minstraton of public affairs IA transfer of Off
cal patronage TO popular Election; firm and
dignited maintenance of national rights against
the encroachments of despotic power; and in
general, such measure as shall tend to the direct
aud safe development of the principles of civil
liberty and equality upon which our institutions
rest
The CAMPAIGN TINES will be handsome
~ printed IN clear type, upon folio sheet of
twenty-lour columns, on good paper, and in the
best Typographical style. IL will, latter the first
number, be mailed on "Wednesday of each week
to subscribers in any part Of the United States
for the whole Campaign, at the following remark
ably cheap rates:
Single copies, so cents
Copies to one address, $500
10 Copies to one address. $50
20 Copies To one address, GOO
90 Copies TO one address, 1850
IL Payment in all cases must be made in
tons of dollar.
" Packages of five or more, at the above
rates, must be sent invariably TO one address.
IL Political Clubs and all others wishing a
supply OF the Campaign Times" for the whole
canvass, are requested to send in their orders as
soon as possible
~ The Campaign Times" lciH be mailed
ttguHty 10 epy newspaper 10 tciiich this prOSDec-
tus IS noe sent and the Editors are respectful
ly requested TO make mention of il in such terms
as they may think best calculated co benefit the
cause which It is designed to aid.
O. = All Letters on business or enclosing
must be addressed post paid) to the Publishers.
Communications for the paper, letters containing
news &c- to HENRY J. RAYMOND, Editor.
IL Anything which the friends of the Whig |
cause may do 10 aid IN extending tine circulation
OF the CAMPAIGN TINES will be gratefully ac- |
knowledged.
RAYMOND, JONES & co.
No. l3 Nassau ST., .Ntic York, .Nay 20, 1859.