The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-27
Prospectus FOR THE OHIO
STATE DEMOCRAT.

glgSS STA lh' DEMNCteAty 81
On or about the hrsi Monday Of DeS
cember, the undersigned will Issue .
daily paper under the above title, 20 be
devoted TO the news Of the day and 10
politics. ,,.s....sss f.a ag
II viii be published % q morning pa
per, which will give its patIona The ad>
vantage Of the evening telegraph rsports,
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 our citizens will receive the reports
by telegraph, Of the markets and other
intelligence some four or five hours in
advance Of the Cincinnati papers, and
from eight TO twelve hours in advance or
the other city papeSs, The aim Of iis'
conductors viii be to make il business
and news sheet, and 70 accomplish this. I.
care viii be taken 10 give full nd'daily
reports Of the different markets, as wSIl
as other items Of interest 10 the trader
and farmer. ol'A isaieiNi aof i9Na Hsl
The next Congress will fully develope
the policy Of the new administrations .-iA
The noble sand taken ny Secretary
Marcy in bis admirable letter 10 the AUS
trisn Minister on the Smyrna difficulty,
SO 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 interest and honor Of our county is
at stake, we ME a united people. 'ii'999.
The unsettled state Of the Europeon
world-ibe commanding position of our
country, and the determination Of the
new administration as already expressed,
TO make the title Of American citizen a
passport Of safety and Of respect In all
parts ofibe world, has fixed the attention
of the other nations upon Us, and the
action Of the coming Congress, IN sus-
timing the position taken by Gen. Pierce,
will possess peculiar anc deep interest
10 the American people. To keep our
readers advised Of the action Of the ma
iional Legislature in this, and in other
questions Of home policy, will 5be our
constant aim.0 Oh bat bocadarla Il
On the first Monday Of JanusIy, our |
own State Legislature, with a Democratic
mhiofiiy large beyond precedent ID other
Stalesof che Union, will meet 10 finish
up the work of'putting The new constitu-
uon,o in oil lis parts, into successful
operation. Inc legislative reports Of the
OHEo STATE. DEMocRAT, RON the long
expeIiencs'of it's conductors, We hazard
but little in saying, will DO equal to those
OF anJ paper ever published in Ohio.
The overwhelming majority .by which
!he Democracy Of Ohio succeeded at the
late election, BY standing i'm to its prin-
ciples, and refusing 10 incorporate anylof
the ephemeral issues Of the day with its
political creed, can only be maintained BY
a steady adherence and afrequent recur-
renee TO the fundamental principles which
divide ihetwo great parties Of the coun>
'rS. Fhe oHIv srATn DrHgeHAT will
steadily ann 10 ma,n'a'n ihat sscendency,
,nd IN go oo.ng VIII give inc National ana
,la'e administrations s'eaoy ana nearly
'uppott. TI0., , rGsiI
Ah connected WIN me DEMOCRAT as
'c''o's ana Puollshe's are p'ec'lcai pfh>
efs, ana u . iheir intention 70 present . |,
nees thai ior 'ypograPhical elegance, +,
VIII DC equal 10 any Ot lis COt0mpOHdfteG. !