The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-04-03
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Daily and Weekly
INDIANA State SENTINEL.
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Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain"

Ierc let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain
The Daily and Weekly State Sentinel are the
ecognized organs of the Democracy of Indiana.
As il has in the past, the Sentinel will continue
to advocate those principles and measures which
are best calculated 10 advance the lappiness, the
prosperity and the freedom of the people from all
unjust and unnecessary restraints. While cheer
fully sustaining the Government as LOYAL citizens
should, the Sentinel will vgantv watch all en-
croachments upon popular tights and the true prin-
ciplcs of constitutional liberty. The freedom of
speech and the freedom of the press are necessary
to preserve and secure free institutions. When
these are struck down, no matter what may he the
apologv therefor from that day dates the decline
of American liberty. I'm order to form more
perfect union. establish Justice, insure domestic
TRANQUILITY, provide for the common defense pro-
mote the general welfare and secure the blessings
of liberty To ourselves and poStertv, the Sentinel
will fearlesslv scrutInze and approve or condemn,
as it believes the public COOL requires all meas
ures of the State and National Adm ni>tratons.
II will ever keep in view the distinction between
supporting the Government and the venal acts of
+ those -yho represent the Cove nmcnt And we
appeal for the support OF all who desire II mlr-
tain a pure Constitutional Government. and con-
time for ourselves AMI our pOsteri:y the glorons
heritage of free institutions, won by the valor and
who pledged their l'es, their fortunes and their
sacred honors for liberty and independence.
For the purpose of extending the circulation of
the Daily and Weekly Indiana State Sentinel. It's
proprietOrS solicit every Democrat. every ricId of
sound and conservative National principles to and
them in that object. Ii i needless to urge the
Importance of TIE press as an agency i'll sustain
ing party organizttio. and securing the success
of it. Principles, AMI Representative men. The
Sentinel will take for its political guide the Ma
tional and State Democratic Platforms and earn
csty advocate the principles and policy they
maintan.
The Sentinel will. also. lie general newspaper.
II will contain the latest Tclegrlphic News from
all PARTS of the world full and correct report of
the Eastern Cattle Markets and the General
Markets of all the principal cities of the Union !;
Foreign and Domestic intelligence /; Congressional
proceedings inl reports of the Legislative Pro-
ceedings of our owr Stat Interesting Tales,
Literary and Religious Miscellany Inventions
| and Discoveries Decisions in the Supreme Court
q f the State and the Federal, Circuit and District
| Courts with notices of their arguments and pro-
ccedings the local news of The various counties of
the State, which VIII be of general interest the
Commercial and Financial Intelligence articles
upon Agriculture and Science, and editorial re-
views al comments upon the current topics of the
dav.
| With view Of obtaining accute information
from every section ot tic state, we solft our
friends to give us such important facts from their
neie hborhoood as they may deem "orthy of trans
mission.
The Daily and weekly State Sci tinel are the
! best mediums for advertisers in the State, their
circulation extending to every part ct IT,
| The Sentinel Steam Printing Establishment is
the most complete in the State, being amply sup
piled with every variety of plain and ornamental
| type from the best founders in the country, and
with presses expressly desi gucd and purchased for
executing all the different classes of fine Book and
Job Printing. We respectfully solicit o~iers from
prr friends throughout the State, and will guaran-
tee that all work ertruSte to us shall he done with
oromptness and accuracy. OH the first quality OF
paper, with the best IL ink. ana in such sty as
must give entire satisfaction.
The low terms upon which we offer to furnish
the Daily and w eckly Sentinel, willnot permit us
to employ agents. and we therefore solicit our
friends in every neighborhood to exert themselves
to send us subscribers. Specimen copies will be
sent whenever required