The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-01-20

n'' .r devoted as the Citizen is to the cause
p fr,,os Democracy. He is an able earnest, and
.os, yigilant advocate Of Freedom
or,,vsv,rLE FREr PREss" is the title of
and handsome weekly, commenced on
'a'o s,h instant, at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, by
Wv Association of Free Democrats" under
,sa editorial supervision of Joseph Baker, at
y. dollar and a half year, invariably IN
Wv ,,n In his introduction, the editor says
1--WE are engaging in no sectional war
.,,o;nst the South, though we snan con.eno
aS9ainst wrong and oppression, whetner tney
ass;st at the North or South 10 iacr We naVo
far better opinion Of the elayenoioer VINO
-. ALWAYS lived at the South, tnsn We nave
If the Northern slave-catcher. Inc ior'no,
%. Educated to believe Slavery is rignt ana
h;s habits and interest have strengtneneu h''
n.o;rdices the latter was educated freeman
free State, and is renegade. We should
n.oaon with a STAKEHOLDER who labors under
81 r,;staken idea that we are his enemies ana
ING 70 in;ure him, and show him that ga
scrv ia il possible. greater curse 70 tne
wb;ts than to the black man but the dough
s,cas ara mast reason To withhold votes ID
The only argument for them, for they ieei no
orber and this argument must be used: we
An not ask nor expect their assistance though
we do hope much from the tree'nen OF "iS-
consin."
M.HoNrNo FREE DEMocRAT.-Edward ID.
Harvard Editor NJ. Cnllaton, Publisher. The
srt number of this weekly published at
jamestown. Ohio has been sent to US for an
change 1t is large sheet, well printed,
and we'll filed, and devoted to the cause of
Inaenendent Democracy. The editor says:
"Tbe Free Democratic party, standing alone
anon consistent and incorporating Anti
Slavery ground acknowledging no other issue,
ond nreterring honorable defeat to victory with
sacrifice of principle looking to the future as
tho harvest time Of his labors, and waiting pa
t;antly for the wintry SHOWS and summer suns
"a perfect the golden grain stripped of its
narstricious accessions of IS48, was felt to be
stronger and more vigorous than ever before
aud now the struggle is past, and what is
the result? Pierce is elected, and thousands of
the Anti Slavery voters in both parties are set
free No one says, no one in the North be-
leyes. the battle of 'ffty-two is to be fought
over again 10 'ffty-siY. There is all through
our land conviction, prophecy in the hearts
Of the people, that after this the issue Of
thought and the issue of action will be identi-
cal; that the question henceforth will be be-
tween Slavery and Freedom To this end we
shall lsbor-in this we ask the cooperation Of
all friends of Freedom, of whatever name. No
thou to me, not me to thee, but come We all
together for the right"
The AsHTABULA SENrINEL.-This paper is
uow owned by w. C. Howells its present edit
or, and J. L. Oliver. 1t will be printed here
after in Jefferson, on a steam power press, and
published simultaneously in Jefferson and Ash
tabula The next number will be greatly en-
lsrged and improved. Success to the Sentinel
"THE COLUMBIAN" is the title of q new
weekly paper just commenced at Columbus,
Ohio 1t is designed to be central organ for
the Independent Democratic party of Ohio. 1t
is edited and published by L. L. Rice, formerly
editor of the gainesville Telegraph, and long
known for his consistent devotion to the Prin-
cples of the Party whose interests he has been
selected to defend at the capital of the State.
The first number of the paper is issued as a
specimen; the next will appear so soon as the
list of subscribers shall have been completed
Suitable arrangements have been made to give
permanency and efficiency to the paper. The
number before us shows ability and tact in the
editorial department. and excellent taste in the
miscellaneous. The terms of the paper require
two dollars year, invariably in Advance, OF
one dollar and fifty cents when the paper is
sent to clubs of ten subscribers or more, ordered
stone time and to one post Office
The FREE DEMocRAr.-The first number Of
this weekly, the central organ of the Independent
Democratic Party Of Indiana, has at last made
Its appearance. Like its neighbor, the Colum-
ban, it is printed on sheet not quite 80 large az
the Era, on clear type and on good paper. Its
appearance is highly credtable to the enterprise
Of its worthy editor and proprietor, R. Vale
lts price is one dollar and fifty cents, invaria-
bly, in advance, the larger size of the type en-
abhng its proprietor to put it little lower
than the Columbian. The Rrst number is well
hied, and must commend the enterprise to the
confidence and favor of our friends in Indiana.
We are glad that they have now central or
gan through which they can promote thorough
and an efficient State organization.
We like one thing specially about these new
papers they adopt the cash system payment
invariably IN Advance is the rule. Adherence
|" this will give stability to their concerns.
The Holy BIBLE.-Dunigan e. Brother, of
Fulton street, have just published the sixth
'qmber Of their cheap and beautiful quarto
Mhon OF the Catholic Bible. This number
contains handsome steel engraving of Joseph
sold by his brethren"
We have received all the numbers of this
n.oie TO No I inclusive It is an authorized
eN'sOo OF HaydOck's Catholic Family Bible
u commentary, published by DUNCAN &
D'U,ner New York, under the auspices of Bish-
" hughes It's beautifully got up, and again
We 'o'ninena 1t to Our Protestant readers who
"lsh TO examine an authorized Catholic version
OF the Bible.
-, 'o'ilrf OF FRIESDs.-The Loudoun (va.)
C"ron'eie gives the following tabular view Of
The Society of Friends
States Obi
NJ, 1928