Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING THE MADI-

strauon, by the extensive measure of favor
with which this journal was received during
the late Presidential contest by the People, BY
the gradually increasing support which has
since acceded TO it, and which has given to it
a circulation as large as that of any political
journal in the Union, it is now proposed to
enlarge its sphere of action, and thereby it is
hoped its field of usefulness, by publishing it
DAILY, on or before the opening of the Ex-
ira Session ofCongress on the first day Of June
next.
The design is TO give TO the administration
of President Harrison (whose confidence it
will have) vigorous support, SO far as ii is
worthy of it, and TO maintain its cause with
efficiency against the common enemy-Loco-
toco-ism. To explain and diffuse the princi-
pies by which the administration will be direc-
ted-to disseminate truth-to defend the rights
of the States-the liberties of the people-the
interests and institutions, the honor and the
faith of the country-and to spread before its
readers the earliest local news, and political
and general intelligence.
One great revolution, viz: change of men,
TO some extent, has been accomplished. An
other, and more important one, remains to be
consummated, viz: the restoration of the gov
eminent and the country toa sound and health
tu condition. To execute successfully the
great and patriotic trusts which the people
nave assigned to Gen. Harrison, it is essential
that every department of the government be
Invlgorated, and that those whose votes de-
eide all questions should sustain him Justly, if
not generously. Remembering the patriotic
zeal which distinguished the great mass of the
people during the memorable campaign OF 40
we look TO the same quarter with confidence
Tor firm and steadfast support of the admin
iStration they have chosen, so long as it ad-
heres to the principles which called it into
power.
The Extra Session Of Congress to convene
on the 3lst of May, will doubtless be one of
great interest and Importance. A corps of
stenographers will be engaged to report liter
ally, as far as practicable, the public debates,
and to spread before the country the results
of the daily deliberations of Congress.
The editorial columns will be strengthened
by some of the best talent in the country.
As, however, the publication will be atten-
ded with very heavy expense, it will not be
undertaken unless the accession of subscribers
to the daily edition, and the disposition of the
citizens of Washington, shall be such as TO
give an earnest OF permanent support. If the
indications be unfavorable the paper will on
y be published as heretofore every other
day.
TERMS OF THE PUBLICATION.
Daily paper per annum, IS 90
Tri-weekly, do. ) 90
Weekly, do. 2 90
The cash system will be adopted, and pay
ment expected sem-annually in ADVANCE
Those who are at present tri-weekly subscri-
bers, desiring to receive the daily paper, will
oblige US by sending in their name at an
early period Subscribers at distance are
authorized to transmit under the frank of
postmaster,if the order be written by the lat
ter. New subscribers in the cities where our
several agents reside may send in their names
TO the agents, who will wait upon them at
some future period for the amount of their
subscriptions.