The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-19
Ohio Statesman.

Every reader Of the "iSelRiner' is acquainted
with the character of the Ohio Salesman; and
they all know it to be one Of the firmest relia-
ble Democratic papers in the Union. Its able
editor, Col. Samuel Medary, is appropriately
andcorrectly termed "the wheel horse Of the
Ohio Democracy" No man in the State labors
hard for the Advancement of corcect Demo
cratic principles as Col. Medary. But while he
thus labors, he does not receive the support and
encouragement from the Democracy of the
State that he should receive. Were his patron
age q,sairHplel as it should be- Ohio to day wo'd
have been Democratic. In order to do our full
Gus labors, we publish below, in full, his Pros
pectus for 1851. We desire every Democrat
in Harrison county to read it carefully, and then
ask himself the qu,stion-"Am not able to
take both the "Catiz Sentinel" and the "OIio
S5ateSm1,.2" There is nothing that will afford
US more pleasure than to forward names and
the money to the Colonel for the "!Stqtesmml"
As we have remlrked in another article ''now
is the time to circulate Democratic doctrines
and documents" Come, Democrats of Harri-
son county, give US your names and money to
send to Col. Medary.
Now read the following Prospectus carefully,
and then subscribe for the Statesman"
Prospectus of the Ohio Statesman
for 1857. tu.
The great battle Of 1856 is over, and nobv
won by the unhihching Democracy Of this noble
Union of independent States, and we again pre-
sent ourself to the public for patronage to sus-
tam to full maturity the great blessings we have
achieved for tie country in the election of JAMES
BUCHANAN and JOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE. S.
The ONO STATESMAN, which we established
in this city in 1887, it is unnecessary to say, is
Democratic in all its associations, hopes and pur-
poscs and will remain SO, whatever changes and
mutations men may see fit to make in their po
tlcal aspirations, whether high in office or seek
ing ascendency in the country.
We follow not men, but principles--we advo-
cate no time serving measures to suit the mo-
ment, but seek to establish those great and en-
during principles of Government that look to
the good Of the whole people and secure the
straight forward and onward course Of our
growing and magnificent country.
All cliques, combinations and secret orders of
men for selfish political purposes against the in
terests of the great mass of the people, will not
only be watched with sleepless eye, but expo
sed when necessary, as they deserve.
All we ask Of our friends is a fair and liberal
support, and We shall endeavor to do our part
We hope our campaign subscribers will feel
like continuing with us by renewing their sub
scriptions to the YEARLY STATESMAN. The
meeting of ConpesS-the Inauguration of the
netO administration, and the session of the Ohio
Legislature, to come off this winter, will be OF
sufficient interest to make our paper Of value
and Importance to every reader.
Also, during the year, will be a Democratic
State Convention, the nomination of large
ticket for State officers commencing with Gov
ernor at the head; and the election which will
follow will render paper published at this
point almost necessity to every man that de
sires to be we'll posted.
Our paper will also contain the latest and
most reliable news, both by telegraph and 9TH
erwise, with the latest markets and commercial
intelligence, with great variety of miScellane-
Gus reading, good stories occasionally, &c. &c
making it altogether good and useful family
paper.
DAILY ONO STATEsMAN-Our Daily paper
ought to be greatly increased. In State like
Ohio, our Daily should have an extensive circu-
lation on all the daily mail routes in the State
Surely there are men able and willing enough tt
extend its circulation and thus, not only aid US
greatly in our labors, but obtain for themselves
the news fresh from head quarters, and through
the only medium where much of it is published
at length. Daily only $500 per annum.
TRI-wEEKLY OHIO STATEsMAN.-+Our T}f-
Weekly paper will contain all the reading mat
ter Of the Daily, and is one of the cheapest pa
pers published in the country for the amount 0
matter it contains, and should be greatly increa
sed on all tri-weekly routes. Price only $3,0(
per annum.
WEEKLY ONO STATEsMAN.-Our Weekly pa
per is of large size, and filled, each number, will
a great variety of news. 1t is very gratifyin,
to hear so frequently from those who have beer
accustomed for some time to read it, that they
cannot do without it, and with few exceptions
always renew their subscriptions at the end Of
the year We shall spare no pains to make i
all that is desirable to those who read it. Price
$500 per annum, or $1,000 for club 0
twenty subscribers,
To ADvERTIsERs.-T extent of our circu.
lation and the great variety of our readers, com
posed OF all classes of community, makes the
| O|ttO Ob0teSHlt1 one OF Cne most valuable mCdl
ums for advertising, to be found in the State
Our circulation extends to all parts of Ohio, ant
through large portion of the western state
and Territories, and is rapidly increasing
Hence, those who put their advertisements il
our paper, are not confined to mere local cir
eulation, though (without disparagcment to ou
neighbors) we have the largest local circulation
of any paper printed in this city.
To Our FRIENDs-We dislike personal ap
peals in such matters but after a service in thu
cause Of Democracy for so many years, we hop
our friends will excuse us for saying, that if ey
er there was time when our friends desired t,
show their regard for us and our past and lon
labors, now is the time to do it, and now w
can fully appreciate it. Take this PRospEcTU
and get us good round number of subscribers
forward them to us at once, and we will recor,
your names in our Book of remembrance.
TERMS OF THE CHIC STATESMAN.
Daily, per annum.. m......................$6 5000
| III weekly, ''.'....-............. 800
weekly, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Or Clubs of 20 subscribers. rs...............3 5000
0SFPayment invariably in adUance.
65-Paper discontinued at the end of sub
scription unless renewed.
0ErWrite names, Post Office, County an
State in legible hand. S. MEDARY.
COLUMBUS, OHIo Nov, 1856.