The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-06
PROSPECTUS FOE 1861.
lie W ORLD.
Al Independent Democratic Daily, Sensi-
Hecky and Weekly Newspaper
UNION OF THE WORLD AND
RtnUS sfaH3 aunftuae 90

. s. Cd Ha L.
TUE WORLD, to .Lich the New York
We-kly Argus has been united, has to-day
live times the aggregate circus! alton of any
Drn:ocratic or conservative newspaper. 1T
addresses weekly alone 0 more than 100 900
subscribers an c'i:s' aut plrcht en-, and
reaches ut least half a milton Ga teis wu.i
he steady increase in circulation which it
ow enjoy. these. numbers viii soun be- dou-
Ulet. Nothing ie ; S,ah thi should SATISFY
tl,"se who believe that The oniy hope Of ts :.
sto,ing the un.on and the au,lority oftLs
Csu7iltu ion over a dis ract-i and vdp a
couhtry, lies in wresting power from stii5
hands of th' 50 whose fLhat,cism has leipsd
TO prov"ke. invite, and proiong III. war; aiid
that 10 accomplish this end. no p,-.ns is 10
elective As the diifI5ipn, through ABLE aud
enI-rprising newspapers, of sound politicsi
ku"w ie,ige among rho working men, tho
th,ukiGg men, and ths voting men Of the
North
I'm, erprise, industry aud money wiz be lib
-rat v expended The world lhe best newsp,-
p-rii America, It's News from every part Of
the world wIIi be early &nd aattisntic,
! Wherever the Telegraph eSseud> or railroads
run, a steamboats, Ply, II will gather the lar
test int-lnsencr. Il has a arg. staf OF az
com pl- hei cur,sspanicufs with ali The f.I-
,ral armies, who will Telegraph AMI write ts
| usythe latest news from tho <arloas s.ats of
war II has cortespon,!sats AMI reporters n
every political ami @sh,nercia cvnts ia
| Amsr,ca aui Europe, whose ieitrrs ANT dis
patches wili irave nolhiag worthy Of no.e
unknown Ia Us req iers. 4 i &
Th. war in which the nation is engaged
| against aIm-d aud Infatuated Rebels, ana
th- rad,caI policy OF the aimins ~ ration which
oIoiongs II, hav. cons f,ir-i To bring Together
npnn on: Platform All c"n>-rva'.vr, Union
iuv,ng ami C"Hsti1 u.ioh ioSiny men, oi " hs :
ever IuIlner Zane aud c,-.'d. Jtny of I oso
who. within the limits of ths Constitution.
fought the battles uf ks ballot brx abd-r
i t1e leaders nip oil those pa rotio statrSa
OF her and better aays, Herry Clay and
aai Daniel Webster togr her 3 y th- masses
wno prucIpieS were Ibo,r of Such paisiots
as Andrew Jackson nd Wliiiaio !. Marcy
SllAs Wfi.ht aud S.sFh-ai a. D3ugias, nov
tstaud shonid.r 10 shoulder urosi the s>me
ptatfhru aud un,ier the same b.Dntr 1 hs
pIa form is a plain une. II rs 10 restore tho
! Uaion Inalntain the Cansti uIion, aud en-.
far..@ The iass. Whattvss ora o. ser th endr
tue, e,c s-tpf iUac- the ro',cJ OF sou ili.-
tion ru8 WORLD vail s.lvoo1;s; wh ttevs.
III a. aIust II the WORLO wi uppns-.
1t will apt 90 every -ne.ny To tho Uni "a,
Ii will I-a,l .>Siy rx-rois- tba Fr.-iom vt
the Press II will constantly uphold AID 10
f"'d rr"edon OF Speeth AMI ficedoin u ths
! Bailur.
TO the lawless acts Of thu Administration,
! its arbitrary aut unjust arrests apd exratria-
t'uns is denial OF he right 10 tks writ of
habeas corpus. ills illegal pI Iorlsrnatiohs, its
aorogsIi.n OF State and Federal avs its des-
pot'c aecumuiat,ons of ungt tanled power, and
its Substrsion- OF the Safeguards of civil and
! personal liberty, II will constantly -opinss
III. lrttsr AMI the spirit OF our sapretn- law
aid the yv'cdcy OF s"and dootlins, iuhtu
Anietlcen ne mem shall bs r.,used to tn. re-
coy-ry II their rights. their liberties, tn Sc
/ w. aud theli limle an well ba anced gov
ernment by the resi,ts>s decision OF Abe
ballot. 'sF@e 4-@