The Arkansas banner., 1845-08-20
PR0SpFCTUS
ElS NATI0NAI- REGISTER-

OF THE
 EAS NATIONAL REGISTER. |Y in December next, the undersigned will pence the publication of weekly news 4e town oi Washington, to be called the aaai Register.
 aests of the publishers are directly ia- ae general prosperity of the country and Iy will labor, in their appropriate sphere, Becoming manner, 10 disseminate useial encourage public virtue, and sustain |qment. They hayeno cause toadyance not common to every citizen; and the have prescribed to themselves will. they believe, be approved by every patriot in quarters ol the Republic. They rest s to public patronage solely upon the spirit in which they shall discharge their aadactors of a public journal.
 aitoFial department, politics will not be B the science Of partisan iugglery, by temporary success of faction may be he personal advantage of the aspirant nt, rather as acode of principles which observed for the preservation of our free and the maintenance ol firm, efficient, s.nt government.
 assigned begin theircareerw wholly uniram- lpubhe measures, acts, and proceedings, keeaiipe or legislative, under the pres ut ling administration, will be carefaily eX- 9assionatcIy discussed, and, if approved, aended if the contrary, will be as fear mned.
 Edcary, in ifs importance and dignity, is inferior to either Of the other divisions of |asnt, its upright and independent action ndally sustained.
 slgaad have no animosiies to gratily. sofe, ,unresefvedly pledge themselves that ms shall not be disgraced by any indal- ii personal abuse and embittered yituper- have so unfortunately characterized a he public press. They desire 10 make ahaional paper, not only reputable to as men and members of society, but te country.
 ESTER will be issued in quarto form, and 9e larger than any paper at present pub Republic. twill admit into it's columns accounts of all the current news, foreign E; the reports of the proceedings of Con seslons of the Supreme Court; the laws, aler their passage; the official acts oi 5e Goyernment; and large selections ' history ol the country-embracing all laenls, of general interest, which have aaAated from the ciyilo military author s2nents have been made 10 procure a Mexican papers, from which copions Whatever may be deemed of value to RoPe, Will, from time 10 time, be fur aud size adopted, together with its per 4Vaat theseat of government, will render
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 i, q5 supply of paper and other materials sai0ed, which will secure regular issues, @g necessity of occasional suspensions. s'u pest for all parties, that-the cash sys-
 ratification, should be adopted. Sub ,,.s. lsiofe, will not be received, nor adver- aiea unless paid for in advance. The ssaaons z, between the publishers will Tsid adherence to this requirement. s.ioefs In the United Statas the bills oi sa 'l pass at par in the States in which ,i ,I' VIII be received. The Consuls .ot " FlI.tized to Receive and receipt for sub @ a. postage upon papers sent to the
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 W. D. MILLER,
 Qa, Tex. w. H. CUSHNEY
 -sSas, Nov. l2, ls44