Delaware State Reporter Promises Democratic Editorial Stance
The Delaware State Reporter proclaims itself the fearless advocate of the 1830 Democratic platform and the 1853 Baltimore National Democracy stance. Published in Dover as a semi weekly, it aims to provide extensive foreign news, agricultural articles, original correspondence, and local reports from the capital.
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