PROSPECTUS
OF THE DISTRICT DEMOCRAT,
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NHE Undersigned propose to publish in the Town Of
to be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRAT, devoted
to Politics, Agriculture aud General Iutegence,
Vided sufficient number Of subscribers can be obtained
to justify them in the undertaking They deem 1t un
necessary to enter iuto minute detail of their pOlt
cal tenets but think it win suffice say, that they
opposed to the political measures of the iscaed g
Party believing them to be subversive Of Constitu
ton, dangerous to our civil liberty, injurious to the well


fare of country and peace and prosperity
ton. With such belief will oppose by every fair and
honorable means the election Of Henry Clay OF Kenuc
KY, to the Presidential Chair he is the head and lead
er Of that party and has pledged himself to pursue the


nous measures, and dangerous political experiments of
the Moreover, having openly pledged himself 10
tamper with the Constitution under have lived
long and prosperousy, and to destroy mutuiate
that power (the Veto, } which is and created
for its safeguard cannot keep from viewing,
every other other true Democrat his elevation to that
seat which he is now and has been seeking for many
years, by every means in his power, era in the


ed every true patriot with fear and apprehension for
the consequences that must Such being opin-
ions with regard to Mr.. Clays political character,
shall hoist at the head Of columns for President and
Democ<ac National Convention, James K. Polk of Ten
nessee, and George M Dallas OF Pennsylvania; and shall
every fair and honorable means to ensure their eec
ton To do this earnestly solicit at the hands Of the
Democrats pfhe 9TH Congressional District aTeasonable
and competent support being numerous they are
better able TO support press than the opposite party
and yetfn the District where the Democrats have
oFity, the Wigs support newspapers, and they have
not single one with the exception OF one small sheet


Taking these things into consideration, vie humbly
submit whether justice to themselves, the cause and
principles they profess and aregaTd the credit Of the
District to which they belongs does not demand at their
hands some local vehicle Of political snb-
jects. COLLINS s. STROTHER.
: SeDtem6er g. 1874