Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
THE DELAWARE STATE REPoRTEH

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At Dover, the Capital of the State of Delaware
TTAVING been in successful operation since
i'll the 1st of March, 1858, constantly increas-
inc in circulation the REPORTER can no longer
be considered &c an airy nothing," but 1t has
won its way into popular favor and achieved Tor
itself local habitation and names; ana IL
affords us much pleasure to announce that IL IL
now permanently and durably established, ENJOY
ing a large share of the patronage and the favor
of the People and the Democratic Party of
Delaware. Before the idea of the REPORTER
was entertained at all, we often expressed won
der that there was no paper puDhsned at inc
capital of the State and wefelt sure that II one
were started here, it would, from IT'S central
position. possess advantages over all other
papers in the State which none other could
equal; and, if judiciously and with enterprise
conducted, it would necessarily become
THE ST.ATE PAPER.
When it fell to our lot, by solicitation, ready
encouragement and otherwise, to tempt trial
of the idea, we did so; and the opinions we
then entertained have become fired fact.
Success has been the reward of all our efforts.
The DELAWARE STATE REPORTER is not and
never will be the mouth-pece or organ OF any
clique, or division Of either or any Party. 10
is the fearless and the faithful advocate OF The
principles contained in the u
STATE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
OF 1854
Ana on all National questions it stands boldly
and undeviatingly on the Baltimore platforms
of the
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY OF 1852.
For its chief aim it has the UNION and the
PURITY Of the Democratic Party of Delaware.
In its NEWS department. it will not be behind
any other Delaware newspaper. What the
mails and our exchanges do not afford in time,
is regularly and fully obtained by means of tho
electric telegraph.
A summary Of the FOREIGN NEWS given
in our issues next after the arrival of every
steamship.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE received by mail and
the telegraph from every section of the Union
AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES,
for the benefit of the FARMER, will be found in
every issue of the REPORTER.
LOCAL NEWS AND THE MARKETS
will receive careful and prompt attention every
issue, when a full and reliable report will be
given.
The Miscellaneous, Romance and Poctical
departments comprise original contributions and
selections from the best periodicals and literary
magaEnes and nncefMsP@gers in the country,
to in all selections,
The citizens of Delaware would do well to
keep in view the fact, that in this town, the
capital of the State, where the REPORTER is the
only paper published, all PARTY CONYEN-
| TIONS, LEGISLATURES and all PUBLIC
MEETINGS of STATE IMPORTANCE are
accustomed to assemble, and being on the spot,
we arc enabled to give more fun and speedy
report of their proceedings than any other paper.
Furthermore it must be remembered that tho
| DELAWARE STATE REPORTER is
The Cheapest Paper in the State,
being published every Tuesday and Friday for
the small sum of
TWO DOLLARS n YEAR, IN ADVANCE,
THREE DOLLARS IF NOT.
Our subscribers may implicitly rely on our
constant endcavors to enhance the value Of our
paper, in accordance with our desire to make it
at all times welcome visitor to the MERCHANT;
the FARMER tho POLITICIAN, the MArRoN and
tho MAIDEN.
Private letters will please be addressed to us
personally and marked prtrate.
Letters on business, or containing subscrlp-
tions or communications will be addressed to
| THE pIOFRIETOR.