PROSPECTUS FOR
THE TDECNOCR.RT.
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HNHE Undersigned propose to publish in the Town OF
to be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRAT, devoted
to Politics. Agriculture, and General Intelligence pro-
vided sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained
to justify them in the undertaking They deem 1t un
necessary TO enter into minute detail of their po-
cal tenets, but think it will suffice say that they
opposed to the political measures of the mscalled Wing
Party believing them to be subversve of our Consu-
ton, dangerous to civil liberty, injurious to the well
fare of country and peace and prosperity
tion With such belief we will oppose by every fair and
honorable MEANS the election of Henry Clay OF Kentuc
KY to the Presidential Chair, he is the head and lead
OF that party, and has pledged himself to pursue the
Federal policy and carry out to their full extent the
inous measures, and dangerous political experiments of
the Moreover having openly pledged himself to
tampeT with the Constitution, under which have lived
long and prosperously, and to destroy mutuate
that power (he Veto) which is now and was created
for its safeguard, cannot keep from viewing,
every other other true Democrat, his elevation to that
seat which he is and has been seeking for many
years. by every means in his power, era in the
political history Of our government that must be regar
the consequences that must Such being opn-
ions with regard to Mr.. Clays political character,
shall hoist at the head of columns for President and
Vice President of the United States the nominees the
Democratic National Convention, James K. Polk of Ten
nessee, and George NJ Dallas of Pennsylvania; and shall
every fair and honorable to their eIec-
ton To do this, earnestly solicit at the hands of the
Democrats ofthe 9TH Congressional District reasonable
and competent support being more numerous they
better able to support press than the opposite party
and yet in the District where the Democrats have
joEty the Wings support newspapers, and they have
not single one with the exception of one small sheet.


Taking these things into consideration, we humbly
submit whether Justice to themselves, the and
principles they profess and regard for the credit Of the
District to which they belong does demand their
hands some local vehicle of information political sub
jects.


TERMs-$2 per annum payable in advance, or 81 so
will be charged if payment be delayed six months Per-
sons forwarding six subscribers with the subscription
money, will receive a copy gratis.


1t is designed to issue the first number early in the
month OF on an Imperial sheet (about the size
of the Raleigh Regster) Persons wishing subscribe
will please forward their names Immediately.


Address COLLINS g. STROTHER,


Sept 8, 1874. Oxford, Granville N. C.