The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-10
PROSPECTUS
OF THE

'au uXAS NATIONAL REGISTER.
 Y in December next, the '5ndag izuad #iII
 lmence the publication ot q Xiv neWs-
 the tawn of Washington, 10 He'd the aioHal Register.
 interests of the publishers arc etiy ilI- the general prosperity ot the country; and \ hey will labor, in their appropriate sphere,
 becoming manner. 10 disseminate us'tuI
 8ce encourage public virtue, and sustain
 gernment fhry hayeno cause toadyaace
 not common to every citizen; aHp tIl 4 hey have prescribed to themselves will, they
 tly believe, b. approved by every patriot ia
 oral quarters of the Republic. they fes'
 aims 10 public patronage solely upon the
 and spirit in which they shall discharge tHeji
 conductors of pubic journal
 editorial department, politics will not b
 as the science of partisan lH@glefy, by
 he temporary success of a faction may b.
 or the personal advantage of the a5pran
 d but, rather, as a code of principles whjci b be observed for the preservation oi our tree
 ions ahd the maintenance oi i1rm, etlcs at 1eiCeRt government.
 Undersigned begin tharc35e2r wholly nh,ram
 All pubhc measures. aets, and proceeding executive or legislative under the pr-a u' |eeding administration. Will h. caretah} eN-
 dspassioaataly discussed. and, Ii Improved Commended: fl the contrary, will b. as fear condemncd
 Inc judiciary, in its importance and dignity. ls wise inferior to either of the other divisions q 'emment, is upright and independent action essentially sustained.
 i Undersigned have no auimositias to glat'iY therefore unreseHedly pledge themselves that @amns shall not be disgraccd by any ihdui- f n that personal abuse and cmbiHtered vituper- which have so unfortunately characterized q |aof the public press. They desire to make sheet national paper, not only reputable tc felyes, as men and members of society, but able 10 the country.
 F REGISTER will be issued in quarto form, and nihe Republic. Il will admit tmtoits column, Eeekly accounts of all the current news. foreign anestic; the reports of the proceedings oi Con the decisions Of the Supreme Court; tie laws. ealaeiy after their passage; the official acls oI executive Government; and large selections lae past history of the county embracing all e documents, of general interest, which have eore emanatad from the civil or military author !, Arrangements have been made to procure I hles of Mexican papers, from which cop.au. I1uohs ol Whatever may be deemed ol value t1 iiexIan people, will, from time to tine, be lur- form aud size adopted, together with is per n @ location al thes2at of government, WillrendeI aeS'Ster convenient repository of valuable ], Winch may bereadily preserved, and flied ol HOT future reference. itis intended to accom- tach volume with title page and index, .soahdant supply of paper and other materials zen provided, which will secure regular issues ofia'e the necessity of occasional spensiats seemed best for al! parties, that th2 cash sYs- .Hi'hout qualification, should be adopted. sub- .ohS tn reiore, will not be received, nor adver- sh's inserted, unless paid for in advance. The US supulations between the publishers Hiii ' a most rigid adherence 10 this requirement I n subscribers in the United States the bills oI HAS Which pass al par in the States in which ue issued, will be received. The Consuls ol are authorized to receive and receipt for sub lV'ts' I s. The postage upon papers sent 10 the 7 states will be paid by the office, without to subscribers.
 names of subscribers should be accurately ,sloiy written, and the post office to which ,apefs are to be sent particularly specified. An %tSiloer ,t of copies will be printed, to supply f'. iDels Who may desire 10 have the paper com ',oni o' It's commencement.
 ,S communications with the office must be ad- U .a to ". D. Miller, Editor of the National fer' ol Washington, Texas :" free of postage, to TERMS:
 ,s'p!!phoa.-Fiye dollars per annum; three dol :, SIX months, and two dollars for three months. ''fsaStemlenis-For s1st each square of 100 words or , nls' insertion, one dollar For each subse- Insertion, fifty cents.
 ,eaactlon ea of fifty per cent will be made upon e asuas.ertIsements, with the privilege of renew Q, nCae nC of estimating advertisements by the . ;o o' words instead of the number of lines in a d ,d;is preferred, as it will enable the advertiser 's ascertain in advance the amount to be
 " D. MILLER.