Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-21
PROSPECTUS
THE
WEEKLY DAY BOOK, for 1853.

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is an independent Democratic journal. devoted to
the support of Democratic ideas and the defense
of Democratic institutions 1t holds that all those
who are naturally equal, are entitled to the same
rights and responsible for the same duties. and il
WILL therefore, advocate the perfect legal and po-
tical equality of all citizens, without regard TO
birth, religion, any of those Fictitious and acct
dental things which, in other countries, and some
times in our own, permitted to interfere with
mems natural rights. 1t holds, moreover that
that government is best which governs the least
that National Bankc, Protective Tariffs, Internal
improvements, and all forms and degrees of spe-
ciai legislation anti Republican, corrupting and
dangerous to the spirit of Democracy and the per-
manency of free institutions. Ii holds, further
more, that American society, constituted
is right in theory in fact-lt the South as at the
North-n its domestic regulations as i'll its polit-
cal institutions, and will therefore defend the ex-
listing condition-the subordnation of negroes as
well as the equality of white citizens These
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