The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-05-25
] OUR II AL
ONO STATE DEMOCRAT.

NN OR ABOUT THE FIRST MONDAY
" of December, the undersigned will issue
daily paper under the abQye title, to be devoted
to the news of the day i 4 to politics.
1t will be published asS morning paper which
will give its patrons the ad vantage of the even
ing telegraph reports, received at too late an
hour to be printed in the evening papers, as
well as the news by the evening mails. By
this means citizens will receive the reporfs
Eby telegraph, of the markets and other INTEL
;pence some four or five hours in advance of
the Cincinnati papers, and from eight 10 twelve
hours i'll advance of the other city papers-
The aim OF It's conductors will be to make il a
business and news sheet, and to accomplish
this care W i'll be taken to give full and daily re-
ports of the different markets, as well as other
items Of interest to the trader aud farmer.
The next Congress will fully deFolepe the
policy of the new administration. The noble
stand taken by Secretary Marcy in his admira-
BILE letter to the Austrian Minister on the Smyr-
ma difficulty, cordially 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 inter-
est and honor of our country is at stake, we
are united people.
! The unsettled state of the European world
! the commanding position of our country, and
the determination of the new administration as
already expressed, to make the title of Ameri-
can citizens passport of safety and Of respect
in all parts Uf the world, has fixed the attention
the other nations upsn us, and the aetion of the
coming Congress, III sustaining the position
taken by ten. Pierce, will possess peculiar
and deep interest to the American people. To
keep our readers advised of the action of the
national Legislature in this, and in other ques
tions Of home policy, will be our constant ainr
On the first Monday of january, cur own
State Legislature, with Democratic majority
large beyond precedent in other States of the
Union, will meet, TO finish up the work of put
ting the new constitution. in all its parts into
successful operation. The legislative reports
of the ONO STATE DEMOCRAT, from the long
experience Of lis conductors, we hazard but lit
tie in saying, will be equal to those of aGy ma
per ever published In Ohio.
The overwhelming majority by which the
Democracy Of Okio succeeded at the late elec-
ton. bv standing firm to it's principles, and re-
fusng to incorporate any of the emphemeraE
issues Of the day with its political erect, can
> only be maintained by steady adherence and
a frequent recurrence to the fundamental prin-
cipe which divide the two great parties Of the
country. The Ohio State Democrat will tead-
lily aim to maintain that aseendency, and in SO
doing will give the national and state admins
I tration steady and hearty support.
n All connected with the Demo crat as editors
d and publisher are practical printers, and it is
/ their Intention to present sheet that for ty-
S biographical elegance, " ill be equal to any oi
! its contemporaries.
J. TERMS OF THE DAILY ONO STATE DEMOCRAT
J. The Daily Democrat will be sent to mail sub
: sc:ibers for S. per annum.
Terms OF THE WEEELY.-In connection with
: the Daily, Weekly paper will be published. OIL
: u large, double medium sheet, pertaining Of the
same general features as the Daily, and will be
furnished to subscribers at ons dollar and fifty
c'nts per aEnum, with reduction to clubs.
TERMS OF SESSION ONO STATE DEMOCRAT
: The Duly and Weekly Democrat will be
F fnrni he'd to subscribers during the session Of
- the Ohio Legislature, at price which vii
e place it in the power Of all our citizens to be
s correctly advised of the proceedings of th,
It Legislature. For four months, CONNIE ncin.
It on the first Monday in January next, AM
: and which will embrace longer time than tn,
d session, the Daily will be furnished subscriber
,r at $2-the Weekly 50 cents.
;, OSGOOD, BLAKE & KNAPP