The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-07-11
cAMPAIGN srATEsMAM

II will issue, from the Office of the Ohio
Statesman, a Weekly CAMPAIGN States.
man, from the 18th of July to the 9th of
October. This viii commence the cam.
paign from the great Fusion doings at
this place on the l 9th July, and end with
the returns of the election.
We offer this paper to =the Democrats
of Ohio in anticipation of one of the most
lively and interesting political campaigns
that ever occurred in our State, and per-
haps that ever will again. 1t would be
well enough for others than those profess
ing to belong to the Democratic organi-
zation, to take this paper and read IT.
The matter, if not the manner. of the
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN for 1855, will be
different from any thing introduced here
tofore in the politics of our State. and
many politician will date new era in
his career from the canvass before ma.
The paper will contain vast deal of mat
ter, also, that will be valuable for preser-
walton, and useful in all time to come to
the politician, especially to young men
just starting out in long career of poll
tlcs-for in country free as ours, every
man from necessity, if not from choice, is
forced into the arena of political excite
ment.
10 Democrats-to you who have spe-.
clal interest IN the success of your princi-
pies and of your party, look for aid and
assistance In this undertaking. To you
alone can look to circulate this PRospEc-
TUs, and get up such list of subscribers
as Will justify the undertaking, and make
It's circulation so general that no one mead
say after the election is past. that had
known this, or had known that should
have voted differently. A small space win
be devoted to the latest news, markets. Ac
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be the
size of our Daily, closely filed with read
ing matter.
The k'sow Nothssgs are about Starring
new paper here, to be printed in the of.
ice OF the Ohio State Journal and it will
no doubt be scattered broadcast over tbe
State, to degrade the naturaIized citizen
and excite in our politics religious feuds.
contrary to the spirit of our institutions.
Let all then who love our great and noble
country as it is, be up and prepare for the
tremendous issue. Our paper viii go over
the whole ground-take up the points in
controversy-show up the deleterious eff.
fects of the 'aea0 doctrines upon the insti-
tutlons eff our free system of government
and the Prosperity of our common country.
Let every man do his duty, and all will
be well.
u TERMS.
single copy 5 so
, Ten copies -- 1 90
Twenty-Five copies 10 90
! One hundred copies (sent to one
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the subscription, or no papers will be sent.
1t would be of great Importance to us
II subscribers were sent. at once, or before
the commencement of the paper, so that
we can print the full supply.
Post Masters, who are not members of
the Know Nothing Lodges will confer 4
: great favor by acting as agents, and facil-
t itating the forwarding of subscriptions
and money. sss 49, 5a-s, -
y G A piece of writing paper can be
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N Write the names, post-ofice, coun-
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!: Will Immediately put it into circulation, =
S. MEDARY.g
! COLUMBUS, O., June 30th, 1855.