The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-02-16
TIE NASHVILLE 1EMlCaA? !

OUCH will be the name of Democratic
- Morning Newspaper to be established in
Nashville, the publication of which will be-
gin about the first of March.
This enterprise is undertaken in obedience
to what is believed to be an imperative de-
mand on the part of the public, and espe
cialIy deEnend on the part of the democrats
OF The state for cieanspoKen and straight
forward organof democracy in the capital
CITY, To properly meet this demand tho
publishers of 1.-THE Nashville Democrats
conceive that something more is required of
a newspaper than TO be merely the champion
of party name, while ignoring or combat
ting the party's most vital principles. aud
that o newspaper to be 10 effective champion
of political party, must be firm defender
and an honest advocate OF the ideas upon
which it is founded. Such paper the pub
fishers of "The Nashville Democrat will
make it.
Accepting the views of President Cleve--
land, as laid down in his message to the
present Congress as the expression of sour d
democratic IDEAS, and Sile arue principles of
much nc eded reform, it will heartily support
the president as the best and bravest leader
of the National Democracy.
1.-THE Nashville Democrat" will be free
from all influences of rings, corporate mon
opolies, or ether special interests seeking
obligations and expect no fayors except
FROM tbs people, upon whose support alone
II bases It's confident hope of long and
prosperous career In the field of lourna is.n
r. win be equipped with all the requiY eDeents
of modern newspapers, will have a capable
corps of editors, ample news facilities. live
correspondents from points of interest, and
in general all that is necessary to make
thoroughly live, readable and reliable news
paner. Last. bup net leagt, it will have such
safe and substantial financial backing rs to
insure It permanent place among the news
papers of the state.
1.-THE Nashville Democrat" will begin its
career Is a seven column, tour page paper,
with doubls size al Sunday aud for tho
weekly; It's aim beirg to give al tina impor-
tant news, but without prolixity. and 10
avoid the publication of useless and unread
able m after merely to fill space 1t will be
tbs s,rn of the publishers to gradually in
crease the size Of the paper, enlarge It's Ia
cilities and IN every way enhance its vaua
to the readers without increasing the price.
This is based upon faith IN such an eppreci-
alive support BY the public as will Justify it.
Tho WEEKLY C. sieo the SUNDAY is
SUE, will be made special feature, each
being double the usual size. with special ar
ticles and choice selections, the former con-
tanning the cream of the weeks news.
1.-THE Nashville Democrat" will be fur
nished at the low price of u 80 per snnum
&c rs for 6 months; s2.o0 per quarter; or 70
cents peg Ieonsh, Tho Weekly at sl.eo per
year. -
Exceedingly liberal commissions will be
given to agents and solicitors, who are re-
ouested to correspond with the Nashville
Democrat" without delay.
The books are now open for subscriptions
and advertising orders. The rates Tor the
latter win be furnished on application at the
Office in the SeIate building. Address
THE NASHVILLE DEMOCRAT,
Nashville, Tenn.