The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-04-30
FOR 1895.


from one ocean to the other, is already
aroused to the perils that threaten our
GLORIOUS, Union, and the Importance OF
electing the democratic nominee to the OIL
fee of Chief Magistrate Of these prosper
GUS States, it is useless for us to make a
long appeal to. cur Democratic friends
every where, to be up and preparing for
the great work devolving upon us as free
men. $50 @ @
From the past, we have the full assur-
ance that our friends, wherever found,
win be ready for action. AS the seeds
of dissolution and disorder are spread
broadcast, both publicly and stealthlly,
over the whole land, it becomes the I'M
perative duty of the friends of the union,
peace and harmony of these States, to
meet their foes, and by every possible
means countcract their efforts.
Ohio will be the real battle-ground of
the Western States, if not of the Union,
and will fully test the energy and sound
ness of our Democracy. We have an
abiding confidence that we shall carry the
State, and nothing should be left unoone
in an honorable warfare to accomplish SO
desirable and important a result. Let us
then be mp and at work at once.
The Cincinnati Convention will soon
tdeeide upon the candidate of our party,
and be the man who he may, no good and
true democrat worthy of the name, will
fail to do his duty, and nothing but his
duty. #sAi
We shall issue the first number of our
] campaign paper on Thursday, the 9th OF
1 June, containing the proceedings OF the
Democratic National Convention, andc
tinue it weekly until the election-the last
No. containing the result, as soon as il
can be obtained. Each number will con.
tain % columns of closely printed reading
matter-gooa paper and fair type
OURsTERMs, i~ncariablyfn adoance, viii
BE, onetcopy, 81 Loo; four copies, $500:
EIGHT copies, $50 DO; eighteen copies, Sl0,'
90; sent to one post Office and to a single
address, fifty copies, $500; and l2C
copies, $4,000.
We desire that particular attention bt
paid to these terms, and that orders vii
be made out correctly. We have placed
the prices at low rates, that township clubs
will find it easy to make up the requisite
borders. Democratic friends, we have is
sued many a prospectus before this one
as you know. Come up to the work one
more, and let us have a glorious victory
The signs are bright in all directions, ant
we open the ball with good cheer. Civ
us a generous and hearty lift in our ell
terprise.
! t- Write the names of the countie
and States with the post Offices, in a plain
t legible hand.
t Aw-Wlll our brother editors give thi
), an! Insertion, a notice. or both?
rag 7We,trust our friends will forwar
= their Fordcfsaver early, SO that we ma
have as correct ascriterion as possible fo
1.-THE first numbers to beissued. Otherwise
it maybe iinconvenient for US to furnis
: ito Subscribers sending later, the back nun
e tbers of theeeampaign edition. tesu
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columbus Ohio, AApri 1856.
4tsfqw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1859
EY CoUNTYr SEAT OF NOZZLE CoUNT,
, The contest, OF, the election for the T.
d moval of the county seat of Noble count
has been. decided in favor of the conte