Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
STATE CAPITOL GAZETTE, DAILY.

The DALI GAzKTTK will be printed Q roy
al sheet Of fine paper, which will be sufficiently
large to contain full reports Of proceedings Of both
branches of the Legislature. In carrying out our
intention Of publishing daily paper at the seat Of
Government, We will Of course subject ourselves to
heavy expenditures. and will consequently expect
the Democracy of Pennsy vania TO rally round US.
and sustain US in our undertaking. To enable Us
to give full reports OF the proceedings OF tho l.e-
gi.laiure, we have made arrangements for placing
in each Houe competent stenogrspher, the ability
and professional experience Of one Of whom st
least, is universally admitted both here and else
where. In addition to this we have engaged, alta
considerable expense, the valuable services Of our
late Washington Correspondent, whose style OF
writing. the forcible, energetic, and fearless man.
ner in which he laid bare The doings Of Federalism,
and the faithful predictions which no gave, during
the extraordinary session Of Congress, is familiar
to osr numerous readers. many Of whom have
chez rfuly admitted TO US, in person, that "Cleon
is Of the best political writer's Of the day. and
have urged Us again 10 procure his aid as our COZ
respondent at the sea. Of the General Government.
As regards the futute course Of the Gazette, VIC
deem unnecessary TO say more than that 1t will al
ways bc found. ss heretofore, . warm supporter of
the era principles Of Democracy, and battling filth.
fully, for the welfare, promotion. and happiness Of
The People q, large. The banking system, as i, 10
q III
Gale uia ed to spread distress, misery and ruin in e.
very community where its pouting influence is
felt shsll continue to msct fiom the Gazette the
same d. ,ermlned u position il always has met with,
until the hired cositions and combinations Of ban
ke,s, ,pecua,ors, and k-jobbers, shall be made
to feel that the will Of the people is sUTREsE Ha-
wing been the ardent and jealous supporters Of the
reelection Of our present worthy Executive, DAVID
! r. PoRTER. il shall be our pride and pleasure to
give to his administration q firm, decided and ho-
nest support.
| In pub-hing a daily paper, We are well aware
Of the heavy responsibility that will rest upon us,
as i,s editors and copductors We are firmly con-
vim, cd, however, that a Democratic daily paper al
the ssat OF government, 10 much needed, and at the
suegPstion Of our DemocIalc ffiekds VIC have been
induced to commence the undertaking, provided q
reasonable encouragement 10 given TO warrant IT,
The yr,y moderate terms st which offer our dai.
ly psIsI TO subscIbtTs, must convince every one
tia, the olject is no, TO realize fherrfrom an extra
VACANT compensation for our lsiors. On the othe
hand .hall be perfectly satisfied II our expenses
l'do no, tall hshind our income.
The terms Of the DAiLI GALErTI are such Al
will compel us to adopt the CASH srsrrx, whcl
rule will he strictly adhered TO.
The semi-we,kly STATE CArIroL GAIErr
"a ublr roy.l .fze> will he published US heretofore
dunnr tie sitting Of The Legislature.
Any pnson sending US five suhscTibers sccompa
saed b, hn dollars, thsll receive copy for thsi
! uruhl. gratis.
Pe"o's 'ub'cribins for either Of the shove pa
PeIs, arc quesnd to send in their orders On or Ia
fore the SSth Of December.
TERMS;
DA'tI GArtTrE for the session 81 90
stai-W WIIxLI GIzKTTs, DO. DO
HENLOCK d BRATTON,
Ed'ror' aud Prop,iaor
! Harrisburg, Dec T. 1851.