The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
OHIO STATE DEMOCRAT.

| 0N or about the first Monday Of December,
" the undersigned will issue daily paper un.
der the above title, to be devoted to The news
of the day and 10 politics.
| 1t will be published us morning paper,
winch will give its patrons the advantage Of
the evening telegraph reports, received at too
late an hour 10 be printed in the evening pa.
pers. as we'll as he news by the evening mails.
| BY this means our citizens will receive the re-
ports by telegraph, OF the markets md other
intelligence some tour or fivc hours in advance
OF the Cincinnati papers, and from eight TO
twelve hours in advance Of The other city pa
pers. The aim Of its conductors will be to
make il business and news sheet, and to &C.
complish this. care will be taken to give full
and daily reports Of the different markets, M
well MS other items Of interest to the trader
and farmer.
The next Congress will fully develope the
the policy of the new administration. The no.
BILE stand taken by Secretary Marcy in his ad-
mirable letter to the Austrian Minister ON the
Smyrna difficulty, SO cordially endorsed by the
great body Of the American people, irrespec-
tive Of party, shows that however, much we
may differ in matters Of expedicncy, yet when
| the interest and honor Of our county is at
stake, we are a united people.
| The unsettled state OF the European world
the commanding position Of our country, aud
the dotermin alien Of the new administration
as already expressed, TO make the title Of Amer
ican citizen a passport Of safety and Of respect
in all parts o the world, has fixed the atten-
ti0n oil the other nations upon US, and the ac-
tion Of the coming Congress, In sustaining the
position taken by Gen. Pierce, will possess
peculiar and deep interest to the American
/ people. To keep our readers advised of the uc-
ton of the national Legislature in this, ana in
other questions Of home policy. will be our
constant aim.
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State Legislature, with Democratic majority
large beyond precedent in other States Of tho
Union, will meet, 10 finish up the work Of put
ting the new stfIntion, in all its parts, into
successful operation. The legislative reports OF
the Ohio State Democrat, from the long expe :
rience Of its conductors, we hazard bnt httle in
saying, will he equal to those Of any paper ever
published in Ohio.
The overw heirhing majority by which the
Democracy ofOhn succeeden at the late elec.
| tion, by stnndiLg irm II it's principles, and RS
tusng 10 incorporate any Of The ephemeTal is
,u,s OF the day with its political creed. can on
y be maintained 10y steady adherence and
| quent recurrence II the fundamental prin.
ciples which divide the two great parties of
the country. The OhU State Democrat will
steadily aim to mniHtain that nsce udency, and
| In doing will give The national aud state ad-
ministrniioc steady and hearty support.
! All connected with the Democrat as ,diiors
and publishers are practical printers, ana it Ia
their intention TO present a sheet that for TYPO.
graphical elegance, will be equal 10 any OF its
| cote emporaties.
TERMS OF DAILY OHIO STATE DEM.
! iOCRAT,-The Dafy Democrat will be sent to
mail subscribers for s. per annum.
TERMS OF WEEKLY OHIO STATE
DEMOCRAT--ln eonnexon with the Daily, .
Weekly paper will be published. on a large,
double medium sheet, par,nking Of the same
general features us The Daily, sad will be fur
nisled 10 subscribers at one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, with redu tion 10 clubs.
TERMS OF SESSION OHIO STATE
| DEMOCRAT.-The Daily and Weekly Dem.
| ocrat will be furnished to subscribers during
tbs session OF the Ohio Legislature, at . price
which will place Il IN The power Of all our citi.
zens to be correctly advised of the proceedings
| Of the Legislature. For four months, com.
niencine on the first Monday in January next,
and which will embrace longer time than the
session, the Daily will BE- furnished subscribers
at $2-the Weekly at so cents -
OSGOOD, BLAKE g. KNAPP,
Columbus, 2lst Nev. 1853.