The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-23
PROSPECTUS.
THE undersigned proposes 10 publish in the city of
4 Baltimore, a newspaper 10 be CALLED
THE PILOT:

Born ana educated IN the West; he has known Gene
RAJ HARRISON personally aud been familiar with his pub
lie lie. since the commencement of the war Uo Lss
known Mr. Van Buren,, and closely observed his aee
since 1886. Ills career
The chief inducement to resume the arcuous and res
ponsibe duties of an Editor is the hone that b pai'
now contribute something towards the election Of CO.
raj Harrison The fidelity, ability frmhoss and III
ration WIN which that eminent citizen has discharged the
most responsible and difficult public russ-hs u1exan,
pied popularity as the chief magistrate of the TeTritor,
W oi 'le Omo;-the unlmpeached integrity of biS
Pubic ne; ms anape' courteous, and dignfed respoct
Tor lhe laws ana public opinion guarantees that Il
elected, he will bring into the administrator EbGi
competent and honest men; who will devote ali the %
stltutIonal means of the Government IN ros,n.a ~
dence, and thus revive the Industry en,ernr eohI
and prosperity of the Country now naraIi Jiei h
un talI ., and incompetent public agents. y
The PILOT Will review the course of tho nros,. u
mnlStration, and discuss freely the fraudnId, @ eu-
tons in the public lands and their connection VIII %
subsequent warfare on the banking institutions Of The
country In doing this the present and The nos1 i '
lstratlon Will be identified, and their measures evs1
and contrasted,-the present mexampled condinn Of
me country the causes in which it originated and tho
iheVabie consequence of continuing power in Tho 800
hands viii be boldly and faithfully tTeated N ''ne
Inc Undersigned believes that the Federal C,o,,o
lleiil Is compact between the States intended bv
more perfect union to hdImonise as lar ne ~
what would otherwise have been al coofct
cal interests land that this is no less outv fb ,h
Io.ecuoh OF our foreign commerce. The benefits IN
now from well directed system of Internal T "
mentS, whether II be considered as menns or
III ease OIL INVASION, or nsurrecon of CONVEYING The
Paouucts Vi he INFERIOR to market OR OF TRBSspoRT
ING THE MAIL, are SO papable that the only ohocon.
heretofore urged against appropriations to tIa,J :s
nave been made by those who denied the mower - ~
reuerl government; or by others who ADMITTING the
power aened the expedency under the exist;no go
OF me treasury The undersigned believes t333t ,ho
federal Government may by permanent contraciS ,yiS
la ,odu companies for the transportation of The mail
ana troops and munitions of war ON the laaJ;n. 80.
Oh uaVei, accomplish general system of Internal In
ProVeehs and Will enforce the proprelv of doing co
ghteno S 70 snow how this may be done by a en-
liz
lhe Incidental advantages flow from snch n nnoaS
sustaining the credit Of the States and inns restoin
PuDllc and private confidence. anus -'''oiiis
baltimore is central and in oo0 - ,
P SI at "hch to concentrate political inteigeoce -
3nou y! Tue expectations of the Editor be realized tho
enc th Decoe me medium of difusing the intei-
sl mus concentrated and whatever an earnest zeal
some experience, and unceasing industry can do viz
DC gone 70 render 1t acceptable as Commercial SCI
cal newsnaner nI IN ss.celianeous, as well po-
culaor ana Harness. but will be firm and decided IN
no OF The men the and the principles
WHOSE support may be identified with tho ype,ro ~ -
country and if in doing this il shond he ~ uis
retaha'e or to carry The 'war into Africa y il viii ho
dUeIhe Editor will not faer in the DISCHARGE Of HE
h;ssnras Eli SUBSCRIBER or to gain advertisement
his duty. ~ WIN ieaileSsly discharge
is proposed TO issue daily paper at six dollars per
oll d ml-Weekly at five dollars per annnm and an
extra N pamphlet, double ROYAL size and 1900 ex
Glusively 10 The Presidential Election for ONE DOLLAR
The first number De Of issued ,Ss on the first Of May
nc ena;,;ont - " INC udLY VIII be issued
shall have been obtained. '"'''S 'i' Undertaking
again subject hmsefto heavy losses. II IS in The power
vi sose VINO desire the election of Gen Harrison, to
te dna nS services and this proposition is submit
n ne expectation that effort will be made
5 o @ by the young of the party to aid
TRpns DUFF GREEN
Pe an auhiIn, SIX Dollars Single Daily Paper Two
from MAJ Se1m-weekly per annum, Five Dollars Extra
DolIar iS 10 ioth Nov in pamphlet royal size, One
- EDITORS friendly to the election of General Harri-
March 21st, 1340
VHNA SLE CLOFHS.-Just received from auction leo
n camask TABLE CLOTHS, of assorted Sizes some yerT
superior, which can be sold very low > ~ W