Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-13
WASHINGTON, ID. c..
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855.
The Second Volume.


With this days. issue commences the second
volume Of the Anaesican Organ. AT its be-
ginning the enemies Of the cause which 1t es-
poused, and which it has advocated and do
Tended, predicted it's speedy termination. Their
predictions have been falsifed, their hopes
have been disappointed, their efforts have
proven unavailing, and at this time it stands
upon firner basis than ut any previous PEE
riod. All tho power and influence Of the Gen
eral Government have been arrayed against 1t;
its patrons have been threatened with the dis
pleasure ofthe Executive indeed, mspy have
felt the tyranny and oppression Of the existing
dynasty Those who have availed themselves
Of its extensive circulation as an advertising
medium, have frequently experienced the ruth
less prescription which this administration has,
through it's agents and hirelings, practised to-
wards the mercantile community in this city.
Notwithstanding all these disadvantages, its
circulation has steadily increased, and its In
fiuence has grown with its circulation
The proprietors feel grateful for the many
manifestations of friendship and the many
evidences Of the justice and propriety Of it's
course which its patrons and readers have
conveyed to them.
The future course Of the Organ will be strict
IL conservative and national not deviating either
to the right or to the left to crafty any caprice
or to subservs personal or individual aggran-
dizcment- It win boldly and fearlessly expose
corruption in the various branches Of the
general government without regard to person,
and win continue zealously to advocate the
American cause, and to uphold maintain, and
defend the supremacy Of the Constitution and
laws Of the land. 1897
In the coming political conflict the Organ
will, doubtless, be more bitterly assailed, and
moro unscrupulously derided than at any former
period ofits existence and proprietors would
therefore, appeal to its friends and patrons
for liberal support, and they feel in thus APP
pealing to the generosity Of the American peo-
pie that IL win receive that support which is
due to It as the central organ OF the great
American party.
With renewed energy will its proprietors
labor to make the Organ in every respect what
II purports to be, viz: A bold and fearless
American paper With renewed vigor will
they endcavor to make its columns interesting
and instructive, with an undaunted will and a
firm resolve to drag to the light Of day the sins,
iniquities, andcorruptions of the ruling dynasty.
May they not hope to receive that support
which merit only demandsi
To the patrons and friends Of the Organ In
this city, and Georgetown and Aexandria, the
proprietors would return their heartfelt nc
acknowledgements for the liberal support which
il has received at their hands Yet, they in
dulge the hope that, during the coming year, its
columns viii exhibit the evidences Of their in
creased libeFality. Having permanent daily
circulation equal to any, and far greater than
majority Of the papers published in the
three cities, It presents to the mercantile com.
munity superior advantages rs an advertising
medium. Asa newspaper II has no equal in
this vicinity. It's columns are the very life
and body Of the times" w j.
I Again, We appeal to our friends our Ameri-
can friends, for that support which Is due to
paper maintaining and defending the princi-
plssof the great conservative American party.