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African Slave Trade, they should be en-
pIoyed in transporting slaves here, 10 be
distributed to our poor folks.
We are in favor Of old maids, old bache-
lors, old rye, and opposed to early maria
ges-


We believe in animal magnetism. in Civ
ing the cussed British goss, should they
touch Oregon; and in the divinity of ali
men-except lawyers and politicians.


We are opposed to Banks and Buslles;
As all mankind are brethren, they should
all be governed By he same laws-ali be
free and equal. We are, therefore, in IA.
vor ofthe Annexation to the Uuited States
no. only Of Texas, but Europe, Asia, and all
the rest of the globe.


Believing all men our brethren, and all
entitled TO the enjoyment Of liberty, equality
and the blessings Of our republican form of
government. we hold it to be the duty of the
United States as early as convenient, to
break up the rotten tyrants Of the Old
World, free their down :rodden subjects,
and then admit them into the Union.


It's the duty and the destiny of Ameri,
cansto give freedom to the Old World
Sooner or later, both must be fulfilled.
We are a great people.


We pray that we may live 20 see the day,
and have the pleasure Of recording in this
organ ofall creation, that the Stars 2angled
Banner streams in triumph over Mexico,
London, Paris, St. Petersburg, and every
other high place OF tyrants and oppressors.


On or about the first of May, this blessed
Leap Year of our Lord, 1914, the Demo-
crat will appear; and be published weekly
regularly thereafter, for Eight Months, on
small but we'll filled sheet at the low price
of One Dollar, which must be Invariably
Paid in Advance


1t will edited by Hon Franklin E Plum
mer and the Rev. 2. Percy Howe.


Parson Howe viii be stationed on the ex-
alted capitol of Yalobusha, and will keep
one eye on Bustles, the other on priests, and
politicians and take items of what ever is
particularly edifying, spicy, salty, or tick
lsh, IN the religious. political and fashIona-
bic regions of Christegdon. He will be
Stationed Editor


Judge Piummer will confne himself to
no part Of the Universe but take editorial
cognlzance of men, matters, and things,
throughout the State in particular, and the
globe generally As the mullIiarIous bus
mess calls him all over creation, and brings
constantly in contact with the high and low,
rich, poor, pious and profane, bulls, Bears,
llons and tigers Of the earth, his graphic and
glowing pen will not De idle-we take up
on ourselt the responsibility of promising
Whatever incidents of interest, humor, hor-
ror-awful, thrilling. f1nny-pass before
him as be whirls through the grand men
agorie, will be duly reported and all unTu-
~ animals stirred up with long OK goad
He will be Flying Editor.


As we mean to circulate the Democrat
all over and under the world. it will be the
most suitable paper in all creation, in which
to advertise. Bu: no addition to the charg
es for advertising. will be made on that ac
count Send in your advertisements imme-
diately


Persons intending to subscribe, should do
SO forthwith, those al the antipodes especial
ly as we cannot publish more than few
quadrliions of copies to begin with, and we
shan't be able TO supply back numbers.


Our friends every where, are respectfully
requested TO procure US subscribers, and
forward the names and Cash particularly,
forthwith,


z. PERCY HOWE, D. D.. Publisher.


Cofeeville, Mississippi, April %, 1874
