The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
PROSPECTUS
 OF THE r,nl0NAA REGISTER.

necpmber next, the undersigned Will U .a tbe publication of weekly news is lsan VI of Washington, to be called the z. z, , of tbe publishers are directly in ss ,sneral M prosperity of the country; and s;a labor. in their appropriate sphere, sning sn, manner, to disseminate useful sg. ..eoirage public virtue, and sustain .snent They have no cause to advance 45 cannon to every citizen; and the gro nrescribed to themselves will. they .iere. e be approved by every patriot in s",rtprs mari of the Republic. They rest n tpblic patronage solely upon the si5t in which they shall discharge their motors of public journal.
 sia department, politics will not be inc science of partisan ingglery, by 7norary success of a faction may be 10 nersonal advantage of the aspirant
 rather. as a code of principles which iserved for the preservation of our free s3 the maintenance of firm, efficient, nj government.
 |.s1ed begin their career wholly unlram- mbfc measures, acts, and proceedings, atiye or legislative, under the present l, administration, will be caretally eX- [,soaately discussed, and, if approved, |ppded: if the contrary, will be as fear aaed |frary. in ifs importance and dignity, is erior to either of the other divisions of Fent. its upright and independent action Eially sustained.
 |1g1ed have no animosities 10 gratlly. fe. unreservedly pledge themselves that shall not be disgraced by any indnl- personal abuse and embittered vituper- ! have so unfortunately characterized a |t public press. They desire to make national paper, not only reputable to as men and members of society, but the country. srER will be issued in quarto form, and p larger than any paper at present pub tRepublic. Itwill admit into its columns accounts of all the current news, foreign inc reports of the proceedings of Con tsons of the Supreme Court; the laws, aier their passage the official acts ol i've Government; and large selections thistory of the countrv-embracing ali |nents, of general interest, which have ! !naaated from the civil or military author n.ements have been made 10 procure dMexican papers, from which copious dwhatever may be deemed of value tc leople, will, from time to time, be fur ad size adopted, together with it's per inat the seat of government, will rendel r a convenient repository of valuable ttmay be readily preserved, and filed O lure reference. His intended to accom- 9ame with a title page and index.
 hat supply of paper and other material kriied, which will secure regular issues ae necessity of occasional suspensions hd best for all parties, that the cash sys qualification, should be adopted. Sub bIefore, will not bn received, nor adver arted, unless paid for in advance. In Falations between the publishers vii ENtigid adherence to this requirement sribers in the United States the bills c hch pass at par in the States in Whic Eed, will be received. The Consuls ( Hlhorzed to receive and receipt for sub The postage upon papers sent to tn will be paid by the office, withou kcribers.
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