The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21
Campaign Statesman.


Statesman, Weekly Campaign Statesman,
from the 18th of July TO the 18th Of Octo::
ber. This will commence the campaign
from the great Fusion doings at this place
On the 18th 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 live
ly and interesting political campaigns that
ever occurred in our State, and perhaps that
ever will again. 1t would be well enough
for others than those protesting to belong to
the Democratic organization, to take this
paper and read it. The matter if not the
manner, of the CAMPAIGN STATESMAN for
1855, will be different from anything intro
duced heretofore In the politics Of our State,
and many politician will date a new era
in his career from the canvass before us. -
| The paper will contain vast deal of mat
ter, also, that will be valuable for preserva-
ton, and useful in all time to come to the
politician, especially to young men just start
ing out in long career of politics-for in
country free as ours, every man from neces-
sity, If not from choice, is forced into the
arena of political excitement.
To Democrats-to you who have spe-
Cial interest In the success OF your princi-
Piles and Of your purity, look for aid and as
sistance in this undertaking. To you
alone can look to circulate this PROSPECTUS,
and get up such Of the subscribers as will
justify the undertaking, and make its circu.
lation 40 general that no one need say after
the election is past, that had known this
or had known that, ! should have voted
differently. A small space will be devoted
to the latest news, markets, &c. The Cam.
paign Statesman will be the size of our Dali
ly, closely filled with reading matter.
! The KnoD Nothings are about starting o
new paper here, to be printed in the office
Of the Ohio State Journal, and it will nc
doubt be scattered broad. cast over the State
to degrade the naturalized citizen, and ex.
cite in our politics religious ieudes, contrary
to the spirit of our institutions. Let al
then who lsve our great and noble country
as it is, be up and prepare for the tremendous
issue. Our paper will 60 over the whole
ground-take up the points in controversy
--show up the deleterious effects Of the neu
doctr ines upon the institutions of our fret
system of. government and the prosperity o
our common country. Let every man d.
his duty and all will be well.
i TERMS. ..
Single copy, -. q 80
i Ten copies, 4 90
Twenty-Five copies, 10 90
One hundred copies (sent to one
address) 80 90
In oil cases the money must accompan.
the subscription, or no papers will be sent
| 1t would be Of great importance to US
subscribers were sent at once, or before tn
commencement Of the paperaso that we cal
print tho full supply.
I Post Masters, who are not members Q
the Know Nothing Lodges, will confer
great favor by acting as agents, and facili
tating the forwarding of subscriptions an
money.
or A piece Of writing paper can be al
: tached to this by wafer on which to writ
names.
OF Write the names, post Office, county
&C., distinctly, so that mistakes may be 9
voided.
Editors, with whom we exchange, wi
please give this an insertion. ag
or Persons receiving Prospectus, wi
immedi ately put it into circulation.
: e# 8. MEDARY.
COLUMBUS, o., June 3oth, 1866