A FEW WORDS FOR OURSELVES.
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The Columbian Fountain claims to be q
good paper. We endeavor to advocate what
soever is good in itself OF tends to the good oi
the people. One Of our principal themes is
Temperance, another sound morals. We dc
not pretend to sanction all that every body does,
but commend the virtuous, and try to win back
10 virtues peaceful way all who may have
departed from il.


Our paper is liberal one, Notwithstanding
We hare no desire to rail out harshly upon
those We feel bound to oppose, but we strive
earnestly to do unto others as we would have
others, under the same circumstances, do to u.s.
Pisinnsss Of speech we do use, but we are
careful 10 confne ourselves to the doctrines Of
truth, and 70 urge them upon the people in the
spirit Of love. Endsavoring to avoid ,ameness
we rush not into extravaganza, judging that
in oil cases, the middle path Of moderation is
safest and best. No one need be afraid, there
fore, Of being hurt by our manner, wha'eve
opposition we may be compelled 10 make t
his principles. IF the truth spoken in low
offend, we OF course cannot help IT. other Of
fsnse than this, we desire never to give


The last reason we shall present for claimin,
portion Of the patronage Of our friends abroa'
il, that we are sending forth an independent
moral, penny paper from tie Metropolis Q
our Union. This is q very important conside