Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
EATON. O.. NOV. Is. 1858.
ToIahe pcgeSctAsf 81 PrebIc Co.

ToIshe DcsrScthE Sr PrebIc Co.
Chdnqe is the order of the day, and
to Keep up with the times, and furnish
our readers With Better paper than
heretofore, we.ha5e. associated with US
inthe Eaitorialdepartment ofths Dem
ocras,", our Brother, CHAs. NJ. Could.
and By this arrangement, shall be en-
abled to devote more time to our paper.
and hope to make it more worthy the
support of the people of Preble county,
There are in this county over sixteen
hundred democratic xeters, aud We fat
ter OURSELVES that by a little effort. our
circulation, may be largely Increased
aud our sphere Of usefulness greatly
enlarged. We shall cndeavor to make
the Democrat an able Indicator of the
glorious principles of our party, and in
addition to political information, a de-
sirable Family Paper, devoted to News,
M~isceilauey and occurring events efthe
day. 1t is unnecessary for Us to say a
word in regard . the duty of every
demoerat1sUpaerting les osoh home or
gan.ii Tits AM aeknowiedged proposition
that, the more liberal the support given
q newspaper. the more efficient il ean'be
made as an cxponenti and chFonieler Of
passing events at hone andabread, and
no one can furaish a ~gosdreason why
every democrat in the county should
MT be a reader and paying subscriber to
the sFreLlc Csaa:y! Democrat" We
have spared n~citheelabor nor expense in
getting up a sheet worthy the patronage
of the people Of fhis. community espe7
cialIy thai, part Of il who believe in the
correctness aud immutability of the
principles We advocate, and we ceni-
IDENTIFY ask, aud reasonably expect that
patronage from those who think with
US on political questions, to which we
are entitled. We should have at least
one thousand subscribers in "Oll Pre-
bic" and we hepe patrons who have
stood by Us and given US their encour-
Agement in years gone by, and those
who stood outside waiting to see whether
the paper would live, will nov. aid US in
Increasing our subscription list and e1.
tend our field of usefulness. e iR
The times are fraught with interest.
The political questions and issues which
now agitate the country are the most
impoftank ever before the American
people, and it is the duty as we'll as the.
privilege of every friedman, to be fully
posted in all the questions of public
policy advocated by those who agree
with him in opinion, as veil as the op-
position, and we propose to discuss fully.
and fairly, the democratic policy, as
we'll as the errors and dogmas of the
opposition, under whatever name, st ylle
or order they appear - me- me- . s,a.l"s 81,
MANY hands make light work. and
we most earnestiJIask our present sub
scribers, each aud every one after Pc
rusieg this article, 70 resolve to procure,
for the IS speeraG"sJQ ONE MEM SUB
SCREBER, which is alkKo ask; andEe
shall2go on Four way rel 6iging,Sand make.
u paper, {, he opposition Of Btacro
Republieanisn and All pthe4f ifrnls @ter55
riblesas ap army with banners !.'b:!We
shall pushtthe waKinto14faeas (fgura.i
lively pesEihg9 aud hold up to seOfn
and contempt the sectional fahaticism1
Of hegopposition5 and appeal ITO leterD
lovcf6fhisSouhtry ana her fngtft1ti6ns,,
Co rally GSnu5der the god S5ldS Democratic
banner, spd IF irgeYbpulke the treason mar and,
traitors. who seek to rend asunder this
glorious Union, and tEqmPle under foot
our Constitution.
With tho ,sistccu hundred democrats
Of odd PrebIe"s as subscribers to the
"Democrat,' we could marshal an army,
ut short notice, which would prove ire
sistibie; aud ensure, success in engage
ment, for they would be- furnished with
the weapons of truth and principle,
against which the arms of niggerism and
error could not prevail: We do not
deem it necessary to make melting apr
peals, to the democrats to como up to
the work like men, nor employ isrgu-
meuts and eloqueuce in attempts to
convince them of. what is their duty
aud our reasonable expectation. We
trust that these truths must be self-evi-
dent, and force themselves upon every
mind capable of reflection, therefore,
We say, go 10 york, and ask your neigh.
Dor to discharge his duty to his o,rn
eo.ntypqper, his party and his country,
by subscribing for the "Predb Copnts
Denostsradak.' 'o Those G",yoqI who are
able, and therega r hundreds of such in
this eoantys might subscribe for amer,
ira copy, and send it to some acquaint.
Ance or neighbor, who im~aginea himset
too Poorto pay n dollar and 6fycent
year for . PAPER, but to whose famiI,
Il would prove al fnvaluabIe treasure ii