The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-20
PROSPECTUS OF THE DAILY MA
TIONAL ERA. -l1ll ~

! shall issue, on the cd day Of january
ensuing, the DAILY NATIONAL ERA, d
Political and Literary Newspaper.
In Politics, il will advocate ,hs Rights
Of Nun, and the Equality Of Rights, and
oppose whatever violates or tends 10 rvio.
late Them, whether this be Involuntary
Personal Servtude, Civil Dsspo,ism,
Spiritual Absolnlsm, Glass Legislation,
the Selfishness Of Capital, the Tyranny Of
Combination, The Oppression Of a MILO,
i,y, or Tho Ex1clipns Of a Party. a1a
| Ii will held no fellowship with the
Wing aud Democrat organ cations, be-
lieviug that the main issucs on which they
have been arrayed agins, each other are
obsolete or settled, and thai they are now
chiefly used by the Sectional Interest Of
Slavery. 10 impair the love Of Liberty ma.
tural 10 the American mind, and 10 subiu-
gate the American People to is rule.
Disclaiming all connection with them. it
will yet syhpathize with those of their
adherants who arc honestly seeking
through them 10 advance tho substantial
interests oflhe country, although il must
believe that they have not chosenthe bets
ter way. 'oft goa
II will be a supporter Of the Indepen.
dent Democracy, which holds lha, the
Truths Of the Declaration of Tndepcn>
dence are practical;ihat in their light the
Constitutions ofthe United States is TO
be Interpreted; that to them the laws and
institutions md usages Of the county
should be conformed--a Party, whose
motto is, Union, not for tho sake of Uni.
on, but for lho sake Of Fredom and Pro.
gress; and Ld'c not for ,he sake of law,
but fol theProrecton Of Human Rights
and lnteres s--lhe only sure foundations
Of order and concord "7
In no sense will it be tho organ Of
party, or mere Party Paper, but ahso-
lutoIy "lree and independent" claiming
to speak BY "aulhortyn for nobody ex
poets its editorqnd recognising no aulbo-
tity irany quarter TO prescribe its course
and policr.
In Literature, il will aim 10 unite The
Beautiful with .lo True, aud to make
both Immediately subservient to tho prac-
tcal purposes everyday life.
Able correspondents, at home and
abroad, have been secured, aud ample
provision has been made for its Literary
Miscellany.
1t will publish condensed reports ofthe
proceedings Of Congress, explain move>
men's in tia, body, the causes Of which
do mol always lie upon the surface, and
from its position be able 10 keep a con>
slant walch upon ;he action Of Federal
in relation TO all questions
at issue between Liberty and Slavery.
The extensive subscription of the Week
ly Era, which, during the year about TO
close, has reached the number oftwenly-
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telligencer, on the 2d day OF January,
1854, and daily thereafter, until the lst
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Congress continue in session, )at five dol-.I
lars for tina: period; and should the result
then warrant, the publication will be re-
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AS but sixteen daysiniervene between
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Payment in advance will be invariably
required. G. BAILEY.
Washington, Dec. is, 1853.