The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
PRoSRRcrus

For the session Ohio Stnteslna an {,
We direct the particular attention Of all our
readers to the following prospectus Of the Ses-
sioA Ohio StaLesalaa. Withina short time The
paper has been greatly improved. and It's able ed.
ItOrs. Nsssrs. Smith & Foster deserve the sup
port Of every Democrat in tho State, for the
able manner that they conduct the Statesman.
PstsOns in Harrison county that wish to sub
scribe for the S.atsSnqn, can leave their names
and money at tho Sentinsl Office, and we vii,
take great pleasure in forwarding it The Pros.
psctus speaks for ITSELF Subscribe without de-
lay fib.
IN the existing situation Of State affairs the
proceedings ofthe next General Assembly will
be regarded by the people with unusual interest.
An unsettled and deprecated currency and de-
ranged and disoriered public finances, may yet
demand that boldneSs ol treatment to be expec-
ted, when necessary, only from dominant De-
mocraey. The measures ofthe majority in the
ensuing legislature will perhaps he few and
simple, but that they will be marked by such
yigor and effect as the continuance OF the pres
ent crisis would demand, we feel assured. That
their action, however wholesome, will encoun.
ter the indiscriminate and predetermined CEN
sure Of a partizan opposition, we have been ap-
prised in advance; and it will behoove Demo
Gratis, in order to their own vindication, to
spread the record Of their transactions before the
people.
| In any event, as at all times, it will be of
great assistance to the Legislature itself, in the
discharge of its responsibilities, and equally
source of satisfaction and safety of the people,
that the daily action of the body should have
concurrent and extensive publicity
10 this end, the DAILY, Tm. WEEKLY and
WEEKIY STATESMAN will carefully embody, du-
ring the session, succinct but reliable reports
without numbering the paper with minute par
liamentary details, we shall present the spirit
and substance Of the sayings and doings of
members, upon every leading and important
measure. .a
| The STATESMAN will be the only Democratic
paper in Ohio which will contain regular reports.
| We shall publish the Session paper at such
terms as will enable every citizen to inform
himSefof the action OF Senator'S and Represen-
tatives, without missing the subscription price
f! The future asccndancy OF the Democracy Of the
State will depend, in the greatest degree, upon
proper knowledge by the people of the con-
duct Of the Democratic majority in the Legisla-
tyre. Our reports will constitute such histo-
ry as will furnish this knowledge, snd the SEs-
SION Statesman should have a very wide cireu
tation, so that no Democratic voter need be ig-
norant OF the important events ofthe session.
| The Kansas and other territorial questions,
the probable admission into the Union ofthree
new States, and the organization of three new
Territorial governments, together with the de-
liberations of Congress upon tho disastrous fin
ancial crisis, will lend peculiar interest to the
action of that body. The regular daily publica.
tion of the telegraphic abstract of Congressional
proceedings, as @ell as such other current his
tory of National Politics as we shall collect from
the best sources, will give special value, to the
paper, and mako an additional attractelf to our
session patrons.