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- The Democratic Advocate was a semiweekly newspaper published from November 30, 1865 to 1968 in Westminster, Carroll County, Maryland.
- Davis established the weekly Democratic Advocate in November 1865.
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The Democratic Advocate
1865–1968 American newspaper
The cover page of the November 30, 1865 inaugural issue of The Democratic Advocate
Type Semiweekly newspaper Founder(s) William H. Davis Publisher William H. Davis (1865-1868), William H. Vanderford (1868-1878), Vanderford Bros. (1878-1906), The Democratic Advocate Company (1906-1968) Editor Joseph M. Parke (1865-1867), Henry Vanderford (1868-1878), Charles Vanderford (1878-1906), Edward O. Diffendal (1906-1960), Virginia Minnick (1960-1968) Founded November 30, 1865 Language English Ceased publication 1972 Headquarters Westminster, Maryland ISSN 2474-3291 OCLC number 12126077
The Democratic Advocate was a semiweekly newspaper published from November 30, 1865 to 1968 in Westminster, Carroll County, Maryland.[1] Shortly after its predecessor, the Western Maryland Democrat, ceased publication due to violence from an angry mob in the aftermath of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, former publisher William H. Davis established the Advocate in 1865. About a ye
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Our Background: We are the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party), a constituent party of the HDP (Peoples’ Democratic Party). To circumvent the high risk of a potential closure verdict for the HDP by Turkey’s Constitutional Court ahead of the elections, the HDP announced its participation in the general elections held on May 14th, 2023, under the banner of our party. Formerly known as the Green Left Party, we changed our name to the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party during the 4th grand congress on October 15th 2023. We have taken up the flag of the democratic struggle from the HDP.
Our Vision: We are committed to a pluralistic, participatory, and deliberative approach to politics. Our mission is to establish a democratic, libertarian, egalitarian, just, ecological, gender-equal, and solidarity-based society. At DEM Party, we advocate for universal human rights, safeguard the rights of nature and all living beings, oppose militarism, and stand for labour, social justice, ecology, peace, and democracy.
For Egalitarian and Just Politics
We, the democratic an
The Democratic Advocate
1865–1968 American newspaper
The cover page of the November 30, 1865 inaugural issue of The Democratic Advocate | |
| Type | Semiweekly newspaper |
|---|---|
| Founder(s) | William H. Davis |
| Publisher | William H. Davis (1865-1868), William H. Vanderford (1868-1878), Vanderford Bros. (1878-1906), The Democratic Advocate Company (1906-1968) |
| Editor | Joseph M. Parke (1865-1867), Henry Vanderford (1868-1878), Charles Vanderford (1878-1906), Edward O. Diffendal (1906-1960), Virginia Minnick (1960-1968) |
| Founded | November 30, 1865 |
| Language | English |
| Ceased publication | 1972 |
| Headquarters | Westminster, Maryland |
| ISSN | 2474-3291 |
| OCLC number | 12126077 |
The Democratic Advocate was a semiweekly newspaper published from November 30, 1865 to 1968 in Westminster, Carroll County, Maryland.[1] Shortly after its predecessor, the Western Maryland Democrat, ceased publication due to violence from an angry mob in the aftermath of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, former publisher William H. Davis established the Advocate in 1865. About a ye
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Our Background: We are the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party), a constituent party of the HDP (Peoples’ Democratic Party). To circumvent the high risk of a potential closure verdict for the HDP by Turkey’s Constitutional Court ahead of the elections, the HDP announced its participation in the general elections held on May 14th, 2023, under the banner of our party. Formerly known as the Green Left Party, we changed our name to the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party during the 4th grand congress on October 15th 2023. We have taken up the flag of the democratic struggle from the HDP.
Our Vision: We are committed to a pluralistic, participatory, and deliberative approach to politics. Our mission is to establish a democratic, libertarian, egalitarian, just, ecological, gender-equal, and solidarity-based society. At DEM Party, we advocate for universal human rights, safeguard the rights of nature and all living beings, oppose militarism, and stand for labour, social justice, ecology, peace, and democracy.
For Egalitarian and Just Politics
We, the democratic an
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