{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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raiion. and one which should lead every lover
Of our country TO sustain US, as far as he has
opportunity, and as long as I'VE conduct our
selves In such manner as will become US,
making the professions we do. There are lew
IL any daily penny papers like our own In the
country we say not, as well conducted as our
own, for we believe there are many conducted
with perhaps more spirit and energy than we
are even capable of. but few like our own, as
10 the principles we proiess-takiDg decided
stand for all that is good according TO the Bi-
bic standard, and opposing, in the spirit Of our
Saviour, ALT is evil. We know of no daily
penny paper in the land which refuses to no.
lice ina favorable manner lhe doings at a The
atre for instance. Sill we pretend not 10 judge
our editorial bre,heren in this respect. We
wish every one TO be fully persuaded in his
own mind on these points. We are only urg-
ing our own peculiar claims, and desire the
prompt assistance Of all our frends--lhat is,
those wlro wish 10 sustain such paper at the
seat Of government. Our city itself, and the
District contain perhaps fifty thousand inhab


lants, and among these we are exer,ing, we
| trust, little influence, but we wish our voice


TO be heard abroad also, and call upon our


friends in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,


and Boston, TO lend us their aid in our humble


effort 10 do good. We are willing to make


large sacrifices to sustain this paper, and give
4 it wide circulation, but we hope the friends


Of the cause Of truth and virtue abroad, in con


neclion with those here, will say, Gentlemen,


It's unnecessary that you should bear all the
burden in this matter, acc aciu help you. Such


a course will not only please US, but we hon


eslly believe will rebound TO the glory Of God


and the lasting welfare ofthe community.


We depend on the moral portion Of the


community for support in carrying on this


paper successfully Members of all Christian


churches, of all Benevolent Institutions, parti-


cularly the Temperance Orders, will, we be-
lieye, rally around us and say, the waters of
the Fountain shall flow freely out from the


Metropolis 10 every part of the country. Take
the paper, advertise in il, and circulate il as
widely as possible. You will have our thanks,
and what is better than all, Gods blessing