Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13
NOTICE.
PROSPECTUS.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
PAPER FOR 1854.
THE WORLD
FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

Tut approaching Prcsi Dental election is unqucsion.
ably to be the most important ever held since the cs
tabshmcnt OF our government. Upon its rosl t. nav
not unlikely depend the continuance Of republican,
government ON this continent The 'iberties of the
people have been invaded under the pretensc of rre
serving liberty their rights assailed under n pretend.
ed defense of those rights; their nsttuona priy-
stitiition. H
The for the suppression CT the Southern Re.
belliun has been made the Instrument of usurnnion
and of oppression. and the patriotism of the people
turned to an assault upon free government The !
podical berality ofor citizens in support Of the war
has been used Il means Of onrChing officials their
trends and favortes and the money contributed to
sustain our armies has beon diverted to the best of
par uses-to tue most corruppins practices in
cry branch of the Administration,
The power aud influence of our Government among
nations have been irittered away ana a monnrel,vrs
tablished on very ooarders, without lnnch AZ
protest fr IN the Washington Administrator Th- |
right ofasylum a bees violated with the ronnivnnc
aud aid of the Adm nstratiOn, and foreigners who
had sought home TN onrshOrGs have been kidnapped
by the United states officials, and Of the coun
try. ia violation Of law and right.
The liberties of the press has been invaded news.
papers have been suppressed by military power, per.
have been seized, imprisoned. punished, without
warrant without trial, without judicial examination,
and our boastGd freedom is fast becoming a by word
and q mOCkcty.
Finally the President has avowcd his determination
To convert the war into abolition crusade and
fuses to entertain propositions of peace except upon
condition of the abandonment Of slavery all states
Shall tho Admin stratiOn, which has thus failed in
Is duty-whicn has thus tramped upon the rights of
ih2 peop e-bc continued in power? Shall the poliu
cal party whice sustains such official msgovernmcnt
be pc rmtted maintain its ndcncy The answer
of every honest patriot is an indignant NO,
To aid in the great work Of reestabshIng the COu-
stituti6n, of restoring the Union, and Of ACQUIRING
the people their liberties and their rights special eff
forts must be pnt forth t. cnengtheE and influence the
public mind to expose the wrongs and abuses OF the
dmin!strdtion, arouse the people TO their
danger, aud disseminate, throughout the length aud
brcdih of the land during the Presidential campaIgn
the great principals Of Democracy of civil liberty aud
of personal and poti tical rights.
In addition TO regular Daily, Soni.weekly and
Weekly we shall issue a special campaign edition to
be- called
THE G AMP AIGN WORLD,
ccedngs Of the Chicago Convention and crmi mating
with the election. 1t is designed to be faithful, ear
and vigorous exponent Of the sentiments Of the
great opposition party of the country promote the
success of its candidates, and to aid i'll rcsOcng
| Union to lis former greatness and power
TO give the Campaign World the widest possible
circulation, earnest appear Is made to State, COun.
! ty,aud IoWn COMMITTEES Democratic Associations and
country aid in its Free Distribution in every neigh
| borhoo throughout the Union. Million of copies
| should be spread amo,g the people.
The price of the Campaign world Will be az log ms
the present very high cost OF paper will permit. Or.
ders will be taken at the following rates and must be
! for the whole series of sine numbers, viz:
Ten comics to address 81 90
| Twenty copies to one address, 10
| Fifty copies to one address. 10 90
| one hundred copies to one address, is 90
Orders must be for packages Of the numbers above
| indicated, and always accompanied by the cash. To
avoid losses remittance should, when cocvenCnt be
reach this office early possible. Lettsrs may be
| addcsscd to
The WORLD,
35 Park Row, New-Y ork.
Aug. 6, l5Oi-3ts.