Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13

THE STATES AND UNION.
"1nE uSlos" is name that is endeared 10
the editor OF TrE STATES y many agreeable
recollections. He brought il with him 10
Washington from Nashville uheIc il was the
TILE Of the home organ Of General jackson and
Mr. Polk, with which he was rdiiorinlly us.
soriar,a,) and mainly adopted st his instance.
/ by hr lnmsnfed Mr.. Ritthic, The then Ncstor
oi,hr American press, no IN appropriate name
for 'hr Democratic journal NhIti hey jointly
established, aud The Grsi numL.r Of which was
issued on yciersons birth Jay in lc35 II IS
Il name that WAS beloved by such sterling pa.
uicls aud Democrats nj General Jackson
Jamcs Il. Polk, ilr Ritchc, General Armstrong
and Heir contemporaries, and name craven
on tie hrarls of the Democratic Inrty.
When tn" journal which il represented found
that its interests would bc hcno iitcd by cnkt-
ing 1t aside and substituting another, we then
resolved that, as ii had been thus rcpndiarcd
ne womb take il up, and place it at the head
o! our own columns, M soon Us suitable ~
Rod arrived.
TnE STATES AyD UNION viii lie conducted
with an exclusive regard 10 the priDri,lcs of
the SIaie-righ,s Democracy, will BE indtrcnd-
en-. ol fnCtions, and unbiased by partial inter
ests We may add that several of Tie ah!c.f
contributors 10 the GnioH during the time We
were connected with it, haze voluntarily Prom
lied 10 write for the TnE STATES AND UHIoa, IT,
behalf of the cnnse in which we nrc enlisted
as they did in by-gone years.
II will be furnished TO subscribers nj the luw
price Of
ORE LIAR PER YEAR
This i8 hat barely remuncralivc, but wC
have placed IL thus low in order TINT i, may
be within The reach o; every DEMO- m, ana
offers who are inclined to read it. II will cor
tain all the lending editorials which appear in
the dniiy editions, ms well rs n large amount
of general intelligence, embracing much vmlu-
able information relating to The eGairs of go'-
srHmsnt, ma matters OF interest appcrtnining
To Literature, Agriculture, aud Commerce 1t
will also contain all
TIC Government Advertisements
and official uotices.
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next iIceics months will make paper publish
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The STATS AaD UsIos, during This period,
will contain 4 perfect history OF the proceed
ings OF the
NEXT CONGRESS-.
which will perhaps lie OF more interest 10 the
nation than any previous Congress which has
assembled AT Washington since the formation
ut the 2Oycruu cn
II will embrace The whole political canvass
Cor the
NEXT PRESIDENCY,
up 20 the day on which the election taxi IS
place; III inct, it may be regarded as The
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and he rieaprd piper OF the kind ever isSutd.
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not he extended to FIFTY thousand in u few
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JOHN 2. HESS
Washington b. G.