Commencement Of the .NetO Yofume, January, 1915.
The United States Magazine, and De.
|. mOcratie Review.

JOHN L. O,SULLJVAN EDITOR
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JOtN l.. O'SULLIVAN, EDITOR.
IIHNHE Sixteenth Volume of the Democratic ReviH
n commences with the present number. The R


Usher cannot omit the occasion it affords, to conp


late lis readers and friends upon the great victory rec


y achieved by the cause of their common princpSi
victory not less important in its consequences than g


rious inis triumph after the unprecedented seveyd
the recent contest of parties Originally established
period Of the deepest depression of the Democrats
cause, In the memorable year of 1887 this Review ha
ever taken an active, and it is believed not ineffective
part in the long and keenly contested battles of opinion
by which the country has been ever since more or es
deeply agitated Having freely shared the worst diss


ers, the goomiest depresSions, may it not fairly al


lowed to ask and hope to share now the benefit th


triumph and prosperity, of the Democracy of the cOup


try: 1t has sustained itself through considerable po


tons OF that PERIOD only by large Pecuniary sacics
caused by the delinquencies of too many of its subsc
bers-through seasons when zeal for the principles
which 1t was devoted could alone afford motive oriu
continuance at so much unTeQuted expenditure Of boil
money, time and intellectual effort. Its Publisher
feels fairly entitled to invoke active and generous
fendliness of support, the part of its subscbe and
the intelligent members of its Party generally, for ii
support. Our opponents have recently organized eG
tenslVe arrangements for the establishm of smia
work ON the other side of our great division Of PARTIES


to counterfeit it is said, IS the perncious influence
of the Democratic Review" Established under mpOS
ing auspices of eminent political and literary names
the ranks of our opponents, and doubtless TO be sna
ed by the overoWIng means possessed by that Pary
sustain work OF that character, il thus holds out The
prospect of an honorable rivalry which the Democratic
Review cheerfully accepts, but which the DemOcrat
Party must literally contribute TO enable it to mantsn


in manner worthy of that party and of its good gres
and glorious principles. The way to it, and Il
aid IN this purpose, is. at to remit promptly M
debts which its just and we'll earned due, and take
some degree ofaetive interest to procure it additions
0toGnce paying subscribers.


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J. F. Cooper, Hawthorne, Tilden
Amos Kendall, Davezac, Whittier
Paulding, Eames, BRYANT,
Sedgwick, a. H. Everett, Cass,
Gilpin, .Brownson, CJ. IngeuOl


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January, lS45. --.,s