The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
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sudppioa bTIONAL ERA. batT 5aqaY


/ shall issue, on the "a day Of January
ensuing, the DAILY NATIONAL ERA, a
Political AndLi.erdIy Newspaper.
In Politics, il will advocate The Rights
Of Man, aud the Equality OF Rights, and
oppose whatever violates or tends TO VIC
late them, whether this Be Involuntary
Personal SeryItlde, Civil Despoiism,
Spiritual ,Absolu,ism, Class Legislation,
tho Sel6shness Of Capital, tho Tyranny Of
Combination, the Oppression Of a Mujo>
i,y, or the Exdciions ofa Party. @ s
1t will hold no fellowship with The
/ Wing and Democrat organ zations, be-
licving that tie mainissues onwhich they
! have been arrayed agins, each other are
obsolete OF settled, and tlia. they are now
chiefly used by iie Sectional Interest of
Slavery, 10 impair the love Of Libe,,y ma.
toral to the American mind, and 10 subju>
gate the American People TO i's rule.
Disclaimine all connection with them. il
will yetsy,npatllizr with those of their
adheFanis who nre honestly seeking
through them 10 advance tho substantial
Interests Of the country, although j must
believe tha. they have not chosen the bet
tor way.ul - moseWa b,ia I'd ,ns
II win be a supporter Of tie Indepon.
dent Democracy, which holds tina, the
Truths OF the Declaration Of Indepen-
denceI are practical; tim, in ,heir light the
\ Constitutions of,he Uaiied States is to
| be interpreted that 10 them The laws and
institutions and usages Of the couciry
should be conformed--a Party, whose
motto is, Union, moi for tho sake OF Uni.
on, but for lhs sake Of FREEDOM and Pro-
gress; and LaiS not for the sake cflaw,
but fol the ePmiecion of Human Rights
and Inieres's-,he only suro foundations
Of Older and concord. @ 4 -
Ia no sense win Il bc tho organ Of a
party, or mere Party Paper, but Also
lutely 'sfree and independent" claiming
10 speak BY "nuIhorify" for nobody ex
poets iis ediiur.and Recognising no autho
rity in any quarierto prescribe its course
and ppl;crY 4B 91 2 '''@ y -
IN Literature, il will aim 10 unite the
Beautiful with tho True, aud 10 make
both Immediately subservient to thcprnc.
lical purposes Of everyday fife. ~.
Able correspondents, at home and
abroad, have been secured,a AM ample
provision has been made for lis Literary
Miscellany. rl1e aq4f = ~
/, will publish condensed reports Of the
proceedings Of Congress, explain move-
men,sin iliat body, the causes. Of which
do not always lie upon the surface, and
from It's position be able TO keep a con-
slant watch upon the action Of Federal
Government. in relation to all questions
at issue between Liberty and Slavery.
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liy Era, which, during tie year about te
close, has reached the number oftwenty-
eight thousand, must make il an eligible
medium for advertisers. ~
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Ilelligencer, on the 81 day Of January
1854, and daily thereafter, until the Isl
Of September, 1854, Tor longer, slioult
Congress continue in session,)at FIVE dol
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then warrant, The publication will ba re-
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