Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-15
The Delaware State Reporter,

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In The DELAWARE STATE REPORTER is pub
lished at Dover, Delaware, on every TUES
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verv low price ofTWO DOLLARS a YER.
In its columns will be found reports of all
the important transactions at the National
Capital, the proceedings of the Delaware Iegis-
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The Reporter is devoted to the advocacy OF
the principles and policy of the Democratic
party and it shall be the endeayor ofits pro-
pretors to furnish its readers with such articles,
both original ard selected, as are calculated to
disseminate the sound doctrines of that party,
and exhibit in their true light the spurious and
runous teachings of its opponents
The time for the active cooperation of the
Democratic party is at hand. 1t has now ar
rayed against it the combined forces of the Abb
olition and Know Nothing organizations, and
much exertion will be required on the part OF
the Democracy to prevent the unwary OF all
parties from falling into the snares OF such an
enemy. The leaders of these organizations are
continually springing new and specious issues
upon the people, and expect, by exciting their
religious and local prejudices, and by circula-
ting misrepresentation in regard to the true
intents of the National Democracy, to gain
their votes and by such foul means obtain the
! offices of the government. Let Democrats re-
member that the next campaign will be ma
tional one, and that they should make prepara-
tions for the contest in season, and not wait till
the enemy is upon them.
To thwart the designs of these political trick
stcrs, should be the design of every true Demo-
crat and what better plan, we would inquire,
can be adopted, to carry out this object, than
to place in the hands of every one sound De-
mocratic newspaper-one that will expose
wrong and uphold that whichis right at all times
and under ali circumstancesl We hope every
Democrat who may read this suggestion will
give it due consideration. and decide and act
upon it.
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full to the party and to the public generally. In
order that we may be enabled to do so, we ask
that its circulation may be further extended
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and earnestly invite the cooperation OF oul
friends in the undertaking, assuring them tha'
it shall be our constant effort to render the
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