The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
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OHIO STATE ,DEMeCRAT.


i IN or about the first Monday of De.
" cember, the undersigned issued~a dai.
ly paper under the above title, TO be de.
voted 10 the news Of the day and 10 poll.
tics.
Ii is. published as a morning paper,
which win give its pairons the advantage
Of the evening telegraph reports, received
Gttoolate al hour 10 be printed in the
evening papers, as well as the news by
line evening mail. BY this means our
p%itlzens will receive The reports, by tele.
graph, Of the markets and other intelligence
some some four or five hours in advance
of the Cincinnati papers, and from eigh,
10 twelve hours in advance Of the other
rity papers. The aim OF lis conductors
will be lo'make il a business and news
sheet, and 10 accomplish this, care will be
taken 10 give full and daily reports of the
different" markets, as well as other items of
interest 10 the trader and farmer.
The nexi'C Congress will fully develope
The policy of The new administrations
The noble stand taken'by Secretary Mar,
ny in lis admirable letter 10 the Austrian
Minister on the Smyrna officially. SO cor.
daily endorsed by The great body of The
American people, irrespective Of party,
shows that however much We may differ
in matters of expediency, yet when the
interest and honor of our country is al
stake, we are a united people.
The unsettled state Of the European
'~world-ihe commanding position of coun.
try, and tho determination Of The new ad.
ADMINISTRATION, as already expressed, 10 make
',he tile of American citizen a passport of
safety and of respect in all parts Of the
world, has Fixed The attention Of The other
nations upon us, and The action Of the
'comiug'C Congress, in sustaining the posi-
ton taken by Gen. Pierce, will possess a
peculiar and deepinterest 10 the American
people. TO keep our readers advised of
The action Of the Nolional Legislature in
this, and in other questions of home policy,
will be our constant aim.
On the fist Monday of January, our
own Stale Legislature, with a Democratic
majority large beyond precedent in other
States Of the Union, will meet 10 finish up
the work, of putting the new constitution,
'in all lis parts, into successful operation.
The Legislative reports of The ONO STATE
DEMocRAT, from the long experience Of
lis conductors, We hazard but little in say
ing, will be equal to those Of any paper
ever published in Ohio.
The overwhelming majority by which
the Democracy of Ohio succeeded a, the
late election, by standing firm 10 its prin'
ciples, and refusing to incorporate any Of
The e%phemeral issues Of The day with its
political creed,'r cuiy be maintained by
a steady adherence aud a frequent recur.
renee to the fundamental principles which
divide the two grca, parties Of the country.
Tee ONO STATE DgMocRAT will sieadi'
ly aim to maintain that ascendency, and
IN SO doing will give the National and
state administrations a steady and hearty
support.
IL. All connected with the DEMocRAT as
edhers and publishers are practical Prin
iers, and il is their intention TO present a
sheet lhat'for typographical elegance will
be equal 10 any of lis contemporaries.
TERMS OF fnE Daley.
The Daily Democrat will be sent Ia
mail subscribers for So per annum.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY
In connection with the Daily, Weekly
paper is published on a large double
medium sheet, partaking of the same gen
cral features as The Daily. aud will be
furnished 10 subscribers al one dollar pei
annum, with a reduction 10 clubs.
TDRMs FOR THE SESSION.
The Daily and Weekly Democrat will
he furnished 10 subscribers during the
Ohio Legislature, al a price which will
place it in the power of all our citizens 10
lie correctly advised by the proceedings
Of the Legislature. For four months
commencing on the frs, Monday in Jaru'
airy, and which will embrace a longer
lime than the session, the Daily will be
furnished subscribers al S2-lhe Weekly
at so cents.
OSGOOD, BLAKE & KNAPP.
COLUMBUS, January, 1854.