The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-05
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 z filI undersigned respectfully inform the public, \ that with 4e eppfcaching session of Congress. they will bcfn the R9blieaiion te '.Congression- al UHion' aed "AIpndiS.' Tle first will contain tai and accHtaie biatory of Inc daily proceedings oi bott heaaeas oi tae national legislature Ii win De compiled aitA eaeh care. tiat every czap ,yhe Is intsTRslan n pubic afnFs 1aff find t com piste synopsis of ther proceetlines, anl ready peek e fsleseace Fpon nj questions which come
 The seeoal, lihe "App-ndix.'') will contain eve " speech 'hica ia delivered in the House of Rep- fessntaltYes and Senate during tia session. rebert- ea M sshstn y ihil aud able corps of congTession- ~ tePotsa,3, and revised before publication by the authors, whenever iii requested. These two works ElH be sffietY impartial and are intended to be as interesting and useful to the man or business and 10 the politician of tae one party as of the other II nay ee sad, without exaggeratiea, that the next session o Congress is destined to become one ot the mast important which has taken place since Inc eandation cf the goyesnmen. II is the long l session. t s the session which wH levelope the p'an q the present Administration lis measures "i atainp t4e char eerel institutions for years 10 come o9nle ei fhe meal important questions which are connected with orr iogesn relations, or our eeAtestts faaeeTns, vs he presented for their .coH8iderGlIoH. ihe Hhdi measure of rstlyng the eonsa3lel of Texas, which is 10 ceasBnsinate her aaWltsioa lni2 oar tnen. and tha atHission of her
 sti'A=s5t ffffiS HtINt3EAiNr-tAfty measure asasea affects h eEegaa suestioa--our relations 4yh Aexico-is ne ;.s aIe faal decision on tLe I Fete.h tray y,thsse aeii egh, emsasures which .-e Eefe aF ias3 eQ0acetaa s,ita 6er foreign reia- 1ioQ3. WflI c5sae iar tes rsEleB Of tl approacl- lhs Nohgftss. MoSt ot ifA euii'isGsly important 9a#aaea,-stteh relate 10 oHt iatefnal ceacefRs- tha feYeIen ol tae ssYIa-tHe st.opt5n Of the best 1ssi12 i9stres aNtA, tae ppblie fGanSYs-a variety ea eo8affeia ilesstsfes- perhaps ill pest agssefa for onr l5sFyi--ttsaa aud otiiefs viii constitute q maga oi business Aheli is calculated tD command naeA oi lhe nie Of Goastz3s, and much of the at l Sea.i9a Q! tAe people; i3eJ will all barepoIed hY tae "Gea:,ga sfaHal tnieil.''
 the Daily, Se0i-Ne6hly, and Weekly Union, Nlii, as usual. embrace interesting variety of matter on political, scientific, and literary subjects, along with current news ef iae day. The editor will continue 10 devote al his energies to the i'm. proyelaent ot "Ihe Jnion." Ie finds many &C., | complished iaea oi tis city The administration Gsbyoug twiihia considerable accession of iaents Several tried and distinguished members of the de- mocfaltc party have accepted office underit. Some of them have lbeniiy contributed their literary la. hors to our benefit; and We nope to enlist others in our service Besides. the time Is not far distant when tke editor intends to call other talents to his assistance, His ambition s, 5o make his paper wor- thy of the metropolis of the Union. He is persua- ded tAat, with the taeiiitie5 which his position enables hifa t5 cmgloy with the official and other materials placed within his reach; and with the aid ot the correspondence which he Is attempting to establish in tofeign countries, paper may be pub
 ihed, which is not unworthy et the support of his country. in undertaking the task, he k.5w he had many difficulties to overcome many lessons 10 learn, many sacrifices io encounter. He knew that amid the ardons cares ef new theatre, he could not at first dc justice epea to himself; but his zeal has never fagged. What enthusiasm and industry can eilect will be fully accomplished Some errors hs may have aheady committed. Ba npen one point, he ean speak with great pleasure and with equal freedom The men who administering this go- yefnment are working men, anxious, as he be- lieXes, to de ther duty to serve their country, to carry ogt the pledges under which the President was eleeted and tue great principles of tue party. So long as the administration is conducted in this spifit and upon ihose pfine pes he is prepared to cooperate with tlen i he paiJ:e services; and to give tietn, aa he promised in his prospectus, Ga lair. literal, and efficient shppofs.'
 We feel deep sense Of gratitude for tie prompt manner in which our political friends in every sec tion ef the country have alfeaay come forward to sustain the 'surion.'
 May We not hope thai our Friends throughout the Chit stcs will continue lo assist our laboIs, and prelait enan hen i-se ta take some one edition of the .tlHies
 Be As flis Vdl 4siiie laz iaa 4 Congress, and WI 9z etsls slaash-. Ne have con- cluded e llistle Ge Gssessfasst Iafoa and ArPp 7s 0aN,3s