Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
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ag Sixty-Eighth Year.
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. GAZETTE will extend over the Presidential Campaign
OF 1850, which promises TO be oneo OF tae most moment
Gus and exciting in our history. The vital issues Of the
times will be subjected to an ainout of research and in
Press of the country, never before brought to bear upon
them, and no man can afford TO deprive himself Of the
means, (which only a reliable newspaper can furnish
him, } of viewing intelligently and discriminatingy the
stirring scenes and events of that great Canvass. To be
inhiatory steps are being taken, the note Of preparation
being sounded, and the forces being marshaled, for the
impending struggle.
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those who may be induced to subscribe for il, that if will
be found the consistent advocate and supporter OF the
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firm friend Of all true Progress and Re1Orn-of all the
hun1anittry movements of the age-having for their OBJ
Jet our Intellectual, mora, social, or material advance
ment.
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be verbatim reports, by skiItul stenographers. Of ihs
most important Speeches and Debates upon the issues of
the Presidential Canvass, by the most distinguished
the recent Gnbernatorial eleetioni in Ohio to an extent I'M
attemPtedby any other paper. and which proved so EN-
lncntly satisfactory to our readers
In enterprise and the facilities for procuring the earfi-
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