Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
The NIadisOnian.

THOMAS ALLEN, the recent editor and Prepr-
etor of Madisonian, has disposed of moiety OF The
establishment 10 JOHN B. JONES. Esq, and has re-
tired from the editorial chair.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Allen has recently Incurred
the censure of many of those with whom he acted
in the Presidential campaign, his valuable services
during that period will long be remembered; and all
will acknowledge that, as political editor, he
writes with case and elegance, and possesses no or
binary degree oftalens. Below we give The FIRST
essay of his successor.
"Prospectus."
The undersigned having purchased controlling
interest in the MADIsoNIAN. proposes 10 issue a
Dailv paper from this office on about the 18Th of
December.
The paper will be devoted 10 the support os such
constitutional measures as the interests Of the peo-
pie NAV demand-and from what has been seen OF
the purposes Of President Tyler's administration,
there is every reason to believe that such measures
only in contemplation by the present head oil the
Government.
We propose to labor for the entire restoration of
the pure doctrines and faithful practices OF the ioun-
ders o our Repubc-noi TO battle for the mere ex.
altation of partisan dicators To advocate those
principles OF oar patriotic fathers which were alto.
gether designed to ensure the prosperity and hapP
meas The Confederacy, in their original purity
no: to tear down The modern fabrics Of demagogues
10 erect pedesas for other ambitious and dishonest
aspirants. In short, ii is design to pursue the
RIGHT, alike needless of party names and party
Interests and expose the WRONG, emanate from
.yhai men or what sections il may Bat it is far
from our intention to indulge in wanion and vulgar
abuse. Yet We will not suffer the men and meas
ures we advocate TO be uni stiy aspersed, and
wrongruy assailed, with mpnnity
Heartily approving the independent course pur-
sued the late extraordinary session Of Congress, it
shall be our endeavor, al fitting period, TO place
belore the public all the circumstances connected
with the origin and fate of The two Bank bills.
That the Daily Madisonian may merit the sup
port Of the community Unfortunately, the under
signed is resolved to bring to his assistance in The
editorial department the best political and literary
talent that can be secured In aid Of this purpose
an able and experienced European correspondent
Situated at Brenen,) has been engaged 10 transmit
us by the steamers every fortnight, the most COM
prehtnsiye accounts of the state and progress OF
things in the old world, Of which he is capable,-
This enterprise, We trust will be duly appreciated
by our subscr bers.
As the only Administration Journal in the Dis
rrict of Columbia, publishing officially the proceed
ings of the Government, and clershing and defend
ing honestly and earnestly the principles upon which
the public acts of President yler have thus FAT been
founded, we may, we trust. justly calculate upon no
inconsiderabe share at least of the support of that
very comprehensive body of fellow citizens
who are The friends Of good and faithful govern
ment
TERMS:
Daily per annum, lin adeanoe.) $40 90
For the approaching session, probably seven
monihs,) lin adyance,) s 90
The tri-weekly per annam. do s 90
For six months, do. 3 90
Weekly, do. Q 90
For six months, do %
All Letters must be addressedtf free Of postage ) tc
1he Editor
Postmasers throughout the Union are requested
10 act as our agents. Those who may particularly
exert Themselves in extending the circulation Of III,
paper, will not only be allowed a lbelal commission
on RENTED, but receive warmest thanks,
Papers whether Administration, Opposition, OF
Neutra|.) copying this prospf ctus, (incIudlng hi,
.paragraph,) and sending numbers containing il
MARKED will be entitled TO an exchange
J. b. JONES,
Washington City, Nov. 6, le4l