Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
PROSPECTUS
For publishing in Petersburg, Viyginia a Newspaper
TO BE ENTITLED
The Consultations,
PETERSBURG TRI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER
BY III. HALNES.

Every thing for the Unon-Every thing for tho peope
is respectfully announced TO the Public, that il sui
IL cen patronage is obtained to Justify HE undertaking.
newspapers under the above title will be established in
Fetersbug as soon as suitable arrangsmements be
made for the purpose The proposed publication will be
devoted principally TO advancing the interests the bust
ness portion oil the community the Merchant, Mechanc
and Farmerwle such attention will be paid 10 the Sc
lection oil Miscellaneous and Literary matter, as TO make
II always we hope welcome visitor TO their families aud
Politics are the order of the day and neces.
sariy embraced in the plan Of the proposed paper il will
be expected by the public whose patronage he is seeking
that the Editor should say something for himself ON that
suject He claims belong, to what thirty wears ago
was called the Republican Parya Party, which, in re.
cent limes has suffered so many mutations by nerlopers
from the high Tariff School Of the East the Internal Inn.
provement and System men OF the est and the
disoganisiug Nuters OF the South that its features are
no longer recognised by its oldest and best friends Clay
Cdihoun ana Webster, men without one afinve prin-
cipe in common, with different as the eIe
nien's' have coaesced for an unhaowed purpose and
rallied around their standard band Of adherents as reck
less and time serving their leaders. This mongrel as.
sociaon claim for themselves exclusive Republication;
and the guardianship oil the interests and liberties of the
people, they conceive, be where safely lodged
as IN their own modest hands Believing that in all we'll
regulated Empires, "baance OF power necessary TO
preserve Just equilibrium in the machinery States not
having the mark wearing the triple wned yoke of
the party referred dsbeever their faith and de-
nying me Legality OF their patent for Repubicanism
come before The pubic IN the capacity OF Editor pro-
essing principles at variance with those of the ne Goa
hf'on and TO advocate which honestly think the
cause OF my country Believing that the measures of
Cen Jacksons Administration, been adopted and pur
sued with an eye single TO the present future eare of
The People, shall cndeavor the best OF my humble abb
lilies todefend the past aad ali future acts of his Co
vernmen having nview the and OIL proper
principles am Democraf- of the democracy, and far
the democracy oil the country. The Constellation will be
with The Democratic Party in the selection
10 The present venerable incumbent OF the Presidential
Chair. Although IL is uncertain whom the choice of
The National Convention will fall yet the Editor feels il
duty he owes himself and the public avow that both
politically and personally, he prefers Martin Van Buren,
10 Henry Clay, or any other probable competitor Mr.
an buren, has risen by his merits from the ranks of
The People TO the Vice Presidency of the Union He is
statesman IN The most comprehensive the term
lie against the recharteF OF the s. Bank ag ainst an
exiravagant system OF Internal Improvement, against
high protective tariff, and thoroughly with the South on
what TO be made at some future day. the "Saue Ques-
tion' Ills enemies charge him with being magiciap
and an intrguer He is magician. The "taagic of his
talents and virtues assisted him 10 his present ee
walton; and the "iargue" which co operated in the at.
tanment OF hat high object, the confidence and aec-
ton OF the American People!
CoNDIrIoNsThe Constellation will be printed ON an
imperial sheet OF good quality, and published three time
week, (fuesday Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS a,
ave dollars per annumoDe half payable ia advance and
Tie remainder at the expiration Of six months from the
date Of the first number.
PonasteTs asd others friendly the undertaking. are
requested 10 act agents. and forward the names of such
subscribers as they may Obtain between the 18th Of Nav
and the ist day OF June.
Yearly and other advertising customers will be CHARGED
according TO the established rates in Virginia.
All communications, other III those covering the names
Of subscribers, must be post paid, and addressed to
March 25 II. HAINES, PetGsburg, "a