Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
1.-THE NATIONALS"
A Democratic Campaign Newspaper,

Dc"oCTdtiC NcWbpdpeT,
To be published acsskty at tho CITY of Wash
ingtom during the Natl nak Canvass Of
1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMMENCE
l. on the Goth May next, the publication Of
Political Newspaper under the title OF "The Ma
tionai'--the main purpose Of which will be to
aid, by all honorable means, in the election Of
the nomi- ses for President and Vice President OF
the Cincinnati Democratic National Convention
enterte lining, as he does an abiding confidence In
the fidelity Of that body to the cardinal PRINCIPLES
OF the Democratic party. Its publication will be
continued until the close Of the contest-the last
number to contain the electoral vote in detail.
Designing to act In cooperation with such NJ
tIonal Democratic Committee may be appointed
to further the views and objects OF the party at the
Federal Metropolis. the conductor Of tie proposed
paper will particularly aim to make 1t the vehicle
Of communicating to the public such documents,
sues involved in the approaching Presidential
election freely and fairly before the electors
throug bout the Republic
The Political consistency Of the undersigned a.
tested in his long connection with the Democrat
ic press Of the county, Is deemed a sufficient
guarantee that, in the editorial management OF
his new enterprise, every species Of sectonalism,
intolerance, and fanaticlsm, will be repudiated
and that they will know (as such) s'no North-no
South-no East-no West.n
The importance Of establishing an energetic
and cheap Democratic Campaign paper at the
central point Of the Union, which will in unison
with others. faithfully reflect the principles ard
measures Of the Democratic party, and ex pose The
sophistr es and repe the misrepIesenta'i ms Of its
antagonists, will II is presumed, be acknowledged
by every one who entertains democratic Sc Il.
ments. AS additional evidence that the proposed
per will me ct the Just of its friends
the undersigned can tender the full assurance of
the active cooperation Of the bsst political uri
ters Of the country.
While the lsadin, feature Of the "National,'
will be purely political, It's columns will never.
theless, be diversified by miscellaneous matter
and oxutH ha toN a oil 10
interest occurring at the seat Of Government,
either in the Executive, Legislative, or Judicial
branches.
This journal will be handsomely printed, on
large sheet, containing thirty two columns OF
closely printed matter | s contents will not be a
reprint from some daily journal, ss is generally
the case with some campaign rapers; but exclu
sively arranged for its columns This arrange
ment will increase the cost Of getting up the pa
per, Notwithstanding which, 1t will be published
on the following reasonable
TERMS-To BE PAID IN ADVANCE:
single copy. .......................Sl %
TOCLUBs
SIX copies. .............".........$5 90
nlrtcen copies. III w
twenty sopies. ..................1 Is 90
Twenty-seven copies. .....................2O 90
rIty copies % w
IL Po.tmastsrs sending Club OF Thirteen
Will be entitle to copy of the "National gratis
III All orders addressed to the "National,"
Warrington, ID. c., will receive prompt atten
ton
IL Jox SHILLINeroN, corner Penna. avenue
Washington, ID. c and GATHERS & Bro cor
ner Holiday and Baltimore streets, Baltimore,
Md are authorized to receive subscriptions for
the "National " WIN. H. HOPE
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mar 29-3t
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Sermons for the Times, by Chas. Kingsley; 75c.
Our Church Music, by Richard Storrs Willis;
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The Nightingale, tale, by C. schmd; Sic.
Heart and Home Truths, by Rev. X. Whiting
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