The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
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! NATIONAL REGISTER. December next, the undersigned will te the publication of a weekly news town of Washington, to be called the Il Register.
 k of the publishers are directly in- general prosperity of the country; and Fl labor, in their appropriate sphere, Fning manner, 10 disseminate useful |leoarage public virtue, and sustain Enent. They have no cause to advance common to every citizen and the ke prescribed to themselves will, they fqve, be approved by every patriot in arters of the Republic. I hey rest b public patronage solely upon the Edtin which they shall discharge their rctors of a public journal.
 ial department, politics will not be be science of partisan jugglery, by porary success of a faction may be personal advantage of the aspiranI rather, as a code of principles which served for the preservation of our free the maintenance of a firm, efficient government.
 gned begin their career wholly untram- qbhc measures, acts, and proceedings Hive or legislative, under the present administration, will be earefally ex. sionat2ly discussed, and, if approved led: if the contrary, will be as fear bed.
 Eiary, in its importance and dignity, is For to either of the other divisions O It is upright and independent actior llY sustained.
 saed have no animosities to gratify unreseryedly pledge themselves tha snail not be disgraced by any indul' peIsonal abuse and embittered vituper' ave so unfortunately characterized { public press. They desire to make ntional paper, not only reputable tc men and members of society, bu Ae country.
 'ER will be issued in quarto form, anC afger than any paper at present pub Fpablic. twill admit into it's columns counts of all the current news, ioreigr Inc reports of the proceedings of Con aons of the Supreme Court; the laws hr their passage; the official acts 0 Government; and large selection; lsloFy of the country-embracing al Als, of general interest, which have lated from the civil or military author ementS have been made to procure Mexican papers, from which copiou' Raatever may be deemed of value t( Rle, will, from time to time, be fur size adopted, together with its per atheseat of government, willrende convenient repository of valuable aaY be readily preserved. and filed O reference. ltis intended to accom- ae With title page and index.
 aipply of paper and other material Rd, which will secure regular issues aecessity of occasional suspensions pest for all parties, that the cash sys alhcation, should be adopted. Sub ple, Will not be received, nor adver aa' .' unless paid for in advance. Tn, saoas between the publishers vii
 gu adherence to this requirement pes In the United States the bills 0
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 eopies will be printed, to supply may nay desire to have the paper com
 anencement.
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 s'n' Texas: "free of postage, " tC n TERMS:
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 w. D. MILLER,
 lev,. W. H. CUSHNEY