Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
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VALLEY STAR.

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The publishers. being DESTROYS of ex-
tending the circulation of their paper,
think this a favorable time to send TO their
agents and friends i new Prospectus, in
order that all who desire it may avail
themselves Of the opportunity TO sub
scribe. The Haaaacha Valtey .Star is
now DO we'll knpwn|in this section5of the
country. and 50 firmly established ii the
public regard, that, il issuing q Prospec.
tus, we scarcely need repeat its varied
claims for public favor. The marked
success which has attended its publica-
ton from the beginning shows how fully
it has met the public favor. .
The relation Of parties, one to the other,
have materially changed within. the past
few years. The Democratic party is
now, as It has ever been, the great CON
seryator of the Constitution contending
Tor the,exercise, by the Federal Goyef1n-
ment, Of its legitimate functions. Wn 7. y
il claims for the States that iDdfyld uality
which constitutes them Independent SOW
ereienties. The Wing party, from ITS
inherent weakness mas been dissolved
and disintegratpd. and its component
i u,ssrts wi1b .slimited qualifications, be-
Coma idodtiked with either the Know.
Nothing 81. Black Republican parties i
tie one, With! i mockish conservatism
seeking to destroy the vitality5of the Con
stititution; and the other, in the madness
III fanaticism, boldly declaring its pur-
pose ID subvert the acknowledged laws
Of tie country BY bruteSforce., Between
these factions and the Democratic party
there isnd affinity. Tie line that divides
them il bold distinct and unmistakable.
To them The. Democratic party has NO
compremise to offer. Standing firm mp
on the Constitution, It's principles and
policy harmonizing with that Instrument
It upiifts aEstern and undivided front to
both, and declares the war to be aggres-
sive 10 determination. The Siar, as here
tefore, willItskear earnest and active part
ia behalf of the principles Of the States
Rights Democratic party, neither asking
nor expecting a cessation Of the conflict,
nor shrinking from THE obligations just
Nv incurred ia the earnest prosecution
ofsse praiisawPrthy an object as The de-
feat and overthrow of both Of these odipus
organizationsts e. y I'll Il. 4
10 The sStqf Mill devote its special atten-
I'd the varied interests .ofathc Kanawha
Valley .andthe adjacent country, and will
exert itsfbssteforts I'd bring about the
development Pf the great ,hinersa wealth
oftthis section Fof Virginia. 4=35 n :.
4 Due attention will be given 70 MfscellaE
neousy Commercial and Agriculture mat
teri: Infbfief, il will De the aim Of the
proprietqrsf ID make it an acceptable fire
side companion, al the same time that. il
subsefyes the. purposes Of a faithful and
efficient auxiliary 70 the cause Of Democ-
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. KAsAwHa- G. H., April 3d. 1857