American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
sIxTy-SEyE.NTIz YEARI
CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
EOR 1RHS--95O.


Am6he The leading political doctrines, which It will
be thecohstant atm Of the Gazette 70 advance With
view 10 thcit ultimate through change Of Ads
opposiIont ID tho Policy and Acts Of the Pierce and
Buchanan Administrations, Qaenucal IN charactcr),
sanctioned and Supported pythe DenoeIate ariy anl
the responsibility OF Which, as Party, II has mily
4 general Reform in Gdvernihcni Expenditure, and
the introduction OF strict ECONOMY IN all It's depart
Tho Old Clay Wing doctrine Of A TARIFF FOR
| REV ENUE AND DDlScRlMlNfloNS FOR PkofEC-
tTIoN--the soundhess, espsdieney, nnd justice OF
Which even the democratic Party, after nearly quar-
ter ola century of blundering experiments, Ere COIN
Tie election OF Posniasers by l6o People, thereby
taking away from the Power the tremendous
elgIneof despotism, inqusition which
in the administration Of our affairs, and the adoption
Fin its stead o frdnk, snb, and open policy, admit
ting the People to knowledge OF what their Agents
are doing and enabling them to discuss and passJudge
nentupon the measures proposed for rthei. benefit;
Equity and uniformity in the mode of admitting all
now States into tile Union hereafter, making the same
! rules and ratios apply to all alike;
| An entire Reform IN our present wholesale system
Of sauanderUg the Public Domain--so fraugEt Win
evil consequences in the future limiting lis Preemp-
ton and Sale to bona ade Setltrs, and all grants and
Distribution Of Proceeds to purposes Of Education and
Internal Improvement; policy, the adoption ofwheh
would have The effect practically 10 exclude Slavery
from tho Territories and add iinmeasurabiy to the
@enerations. by securing in perpetuiiy FREE HOMES
10 FREE MEN and the blessings Of universal free edu-
cation; ~.
where 1t exists in State Institution, md extension
oft into Territories freeinsistng that the in
nuence OF Executive patronage and Party discipline
shall longer be thrown in favor OF It's perpetuatio
or propagaon--.n Otner words that our Government
shall cease 10 be n si0Bery- e1reHdiHg G0perHmeHt;
Union of the combined elements otthe Opposition
I'm broad National Organization for the overthrow o
the present dominant Party in ls69 believing that the
application ofits principles, as practically exemph
cd ha. boon fruitful Of agitation, dlscord and dis
unior; that its moral bankruptcy Is c6nplete aud i
retrieyable and that its continuance In power must
therefore, In the naure Of fthngs, result III en-
failing upon a continued series OF ealamues, Ma
T tional, Indyidualund Sectional.
In Is general course 1t will be the aim NJ the GAZ
ETTE ever to be found upon the side of THE RIGHT
be II the popular unpopular side; to oppose Favor
aid towards the elevation of the Masses; and to the re
tanning in their hands the sovereign power in Substance
as well as name and to advocate all lcgitimase an'
Political Progress.
Mems aud commercial Dspar.me nj, t,COrresPOndenes,&c
Increased expense, labor. and attention will be be
stewed npOn these Departments. and we hope to rem
:, der then as believe they have proved heretofore
To our readers We shall be in receipt OF Daily Cor
respondence from COlombus and Indianapolis durin
the Legislative Sessions; also, letters and Specia
Dispatches from Washington, which will reach on
q readers IN ADV ANCE OF the time sdch news can b
received through any Of the Eastern apers The Spe
@ cial Correspondence and Dispatches, Congressonc
: and Miscellaneous of the GAZETTE during the pas
year, have heen feature Of the highest and we nate
S ourselves has not been approached by any Wcster
!, journal.
IL To those who sympathizc with us in the views W
have expressed, and desire To aid in their propaga
tion, thus opening theway for tho triumph we beley
awaits In the Presidential struggle, We conf
is IDENTIFY appeal for their continued efforts in exendin
70 the circulation of the GAZETTE in their fespectly
Is nciOhbOrhOOds.