PROPOSALS
~ pub!ishi"S in the tovn Of Ripley .M,,;.,..
sHeek!y .Nesespaper to be entitled
RIPLEY TRANSCRIPT.

James B. Walker.
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| ~! entering the political arena, as iMrn.,;,,
the proprietor is aware that he will have ,nanv ~.
stacles to encounter, growing out Of the dfHcut,,


Incident to the settlement Of new country, as v,u
rs that ofparty dssentions the former we e,uee,
to be able to surmount by industry and persev.,.
.nce, the latter may, without much lberali,, .,
he part of the people, render the efforts of Nc


Editor to be useful, entirely unavailing. wew
enter upon the undertaking and en-,
deavor where We cannot please, at leas! no. 10
otfend the promotion Of the public, as well 10 on,
own interest being our object, and the interest 4
the West generally, we have selected the Town III
Ripley, as the theatre of our operations. All W.
claim, and oil we expect is fair and honest y,p.
port in the labor Of our profession.


10 furnish the news ofthe day in the commercial
md political world; to communicate information
OF the rapid and extensive diffusion of knowledge
to promote and uphold the interest of the farmer
merchant and mechanic-will be the leading on
Ject Opposed alike to party intolerance and seel..
rian bigotry, our ain will be, to warn the patriot
OF dangers which may threaten the country; to mg.
gest such measures as may be thought best cslcu,.
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but highly flvored country.


On the subject of political affairs, we sh, ses.
Oily oppose every association of individuals unde,
whatever name or disguise, whose object is to y.
strain, by party management, the tull expression
OF unprejudiced sentiment; we shall advocate the
cause of pure, unmixed democracy--not that kind
Of ofdemocracy, which teaches blind and passive
obedance to the dictates ofparty and partisan Ia.
ders, without enquiring into the purity ofher mo-
tves; but that which teaches the right and csps.
city of the people themselves, to nominate and
choose their own rulers, and prescribe their own
measures of government, unaided by directions,
and uninauenced by party leadres.


We snail endeavor TO be temperate and respect
fnl towards political opponents, and to respect the
character and feelings of those who may differ with
US in opinion either as to men or measures; We
Dhall claim the right in respectful manner to CRIT
cise the pretensions of such as offer their services
to the public, we shall not deny this right to ohen
but we will not tleat as enemies, and as unworthy
ofpublic confidence, such as differ with us in opln'
ion, and persue ahigh-mnded and honorable course


TERMS.


The publication of the "RIPLEY TRaFS' |
be commenced us soon as it 10 ascerl'
ned that sufficient number of subscribers can Dc
obtained, The RIpLEy TRANSCRIPT, will Dc
realty printed, with entire new materials procures
expressly for the purpose, on fine Royal Shse!
It -Four Doilars in advance, or Five at the end |
me year; payment made any time within W., "
months after the issuing Of the second number, WIZ
)e considered in advance.