The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03
PROSPECTUS
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sNAT1N REGISTER.

[iS NATIONAL REGISTER. | in December next, the undersigned will
 tnce the publication of a weekly news Le town of Washington, 10 be called the
 pa Register.
 csts of the publishers arc directly in-
 general prosperity oi the country: and will labor, in their appropriate sphere, Eeoming manner, to dissc minate useful encourage public virtue, and sustain |Ament. 9hey AaseBa cause to advance |pt common 10 every citizen; and the have prescribed to themselves will. they believe, be approved by every patriot in quarters of the Republic. They rest | to public patronage solely upon the |spirit in which they shall discharge their |aductors of a public journal. |iiorial department, politics will not be E the science of partisan iugg!ery, ny temporary success of faction may be ihe peisonal advantage of the aspirant
 but, rather, as a code of principle which observed for the preservation ol our free and the maintenance of firm, efficient, Ipnt government.
 pEigned begin theircareer wholly untram- D public measures, acts, and proceedings, Secutive or legislative, under the present
 Ing administration, will be careiaily eX- sp2ssionately discussed, and, fl approved, nended; fl the contrary, will be as fear smned.
 ldciary, in its importance and dignity, is inferior to either of the other divisions of
 nent, its upright and independent action Pntially sustained.
 ersigaed have no anilnosities to gratity 'iore, Rnreservediy pledge themselves that ms shall not b. disgraeed by any indul- at personal abuse and embittered yituper- n haze so unfortunately characterized a the public press. They desire to make
 anatioaal paper, not only reputable to , as men and members of society, but
 10 the country.
 ESTER will be issued in quarto form, and De larger than any paperat present pub 2 Republic. twill adnitinto its columns accounts of all the current news, foreign ic; the reports of the proceedings of Con leclsions of the Supreme Court; the laws, y after their passage; the official acts oI i've Government; and large selections St history of the country-embracing ali anents, of general interest, which have from the ciyiIor military author angements have been made to procure ol Mexican papers, from which copious 'oi whatever may be deemed of value tc people, will, from time to time, be fur aud size adopted, together with its per aaoaatthaseat of government, willrendeI er a convenient repository of valuable iei may be readily preserved, and filed o allre reference. Ii is intended to accom- Iolume with titie page and index aant supply of paper and other materials
 oTlded, which will secure regular issues he necessity of occasional suspensions led best for all parties, that the cash sys U qualification, should be adopted. Sub a2reiore, will not be received, nor adver
 serled, unless paid for in advance. Tn, lpllatlons between the publishers vii ioSt rigid adherence 10 this requirement SEcrbers in the United States the bills o men pass al par in the States in whicl ,Qed, will be received The Consuls o to receive and receipt for sub =, ne postage upon papers sent 10 th' sl .ss VIII be paid by the office, withou ahscribers.
 ies oi subscribers should be accurately written, and the post office to whiel a 'aie to be sent particularly specified. Al sr oi copies will be printed, to supply ', mlio may desire to have the paper com 1s commencement.
 n,u.hications with the office must be ad 3 w; D, Miller, Editor Of the Nationa na naashlnston, Texas: free of postage, " tt sou TERMS:
 dollars per annum; three dol
 uioi'Ils, and two dollars for three months %;e'ts,-Eor ; each square of 100 words ol 4; ition, one dollar. For each subse .; a;oh, fifty cents.
 ,G,i ,r,: ol flity per cent will be made upor 10 s selnenis, with the privilege of renew, | le quartssly. " ,, oi estimating advertisements hy tho @osds ,.c instead oi the number of lines in , as it will enable the advertiser
 eeftain in advance the amount to bt M ". D. MILLER,
 ". II. CuSlINEY
 Texas, Nov, i2, ls44.