The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-24
TO the People.

| The Session OF Congress- when mas just tei
minated, will be long and gratefully Remembered
by all true repubhcHns tor the triumphant sue
cess of many oftheir cherished principles and
measures. While we heartily rejoice at the tfi
umph Of the principles which it has been ou'
constant effort TO advocate aud defend, an1
from which 10 prosperity, no adversItyt cap
swerye u.s. we cannot be unmindul OF the attt'
tude in which we are placed by recent vote o.
both honses OF Congress i've allude to the cou-
templateo withdrawal Of their patronage from
tie newsp ,per press. To this decision we cheer
fully bow sensible as we are OF the patriotn mo'
tivrs Witch have led TO II. But we trust that
thus decis on of ongfess increases rather than
dninis sheOur claim to the support of high pow'
er--that Of the people; and to them We conf
IDENTITY appeal 10 aid US by their patronage, in
sustain ing at the seat of government a journal
that Is hexibly devoted to their interests and
true interests of the country 1t is known
Ia evry one, thRt the cheit source Of sustaining
"A newspH per:Is not the magnitude Of its subscrip-
ton list; so much as the advertising patronage
which may he bsstoweq upon it. large COM
meroial cities, indeed, The latter is usually the
cOncOmltant OF the former, rs it becomes the OBJ.
vious interest OF mercantile men TO advertise in
those papers which are the most extensively cir
culated. Washington however, is differently
situated. Deprived Of the advertising patronage
incident TO mercantile community, and bur
dened with peculiar and enormous expenses
which are not elsewhere incurred, nOthiUg but
veIy long list OF subscribing patrons can sustain
paper in usefulness If indeed, even III exis
tance' The broprietors Of the " Union" have
hitherto spared no pains and no expense, to
make their paper worthy Of the metropolis and
worthy Of the support OF that great party under
whose banner they are enlisted In publishing
the most full and ample debates OF the two
houses Of Congress, it is believed, ever before
attempted IN tbis continent in daily newspa.
per, they have secured the services Of the best
reporters which the country afforded. hut at the
enormous cost 81 $4,000 OF SIS, 900 per year.
Their extensive oTeign aud domestic correspoD.
dence is another large item OF expence, but the
Instructive usefulness OF which Is so highly com
mended and appreciated as to Justify almost
any outlay to attain IT, Still must be evident
that these heavy expenses cannot be bore unle,s
the subscription liz is commensurate TO the ur
der'akiug, and although we can boast OF Is 900
subscribers, Cncluding daily, tri-weeAly and
weekly,) yet this lis' must be still console rably
enlarged 10 enable the. proprietors of he "Unon'
to sustain all its Hseiu ness, aud to insure them
against peculiarly loss, Invoking, them again, the
aid and support Of all true friends OF republican
government, and pledging ourselves to renew ed
Efforts in the cause Of the glorious principles we
CHI IRISH. we offer the lOlowiog proposals.,
The "DaIy Union" will be published, as
heretofore, at $40 per annum, payable in al.
vance. Its character hitherto has been almost
exclusively political We purpose in future to
devote portion Of its columns o domestic news
Of general Interest and TO mi,celaneous litera-
lure which without pairing its political j, Au- |
9nce, may render II the most acceptable to an /
attended class OF readers.
The scientifically Union" will he published !
very MONDAY and Thursday, during the recess
u Congress, at S. rer Hnnnm. This contains all |
he matter contained in the "Daily Union," X
'ept local ADVERT ements. Dur ny the sessions
J, Congress three numbers, instead of two will
'e ISSUED, without any extra charge to subscri-
leFs.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE WEEKLY UEIoN The
Weekly Union' is issued every Saturday, and
Is arrangem' nts are in pFogr IS TO enlarge il to
rear double its present size we shall soon be en-
bile to give nearly every article which may ap
BEAR in the daily and,semi- weekly editions, az
he EXTREMITY low rate Of So. We propose ais
o give IN this edition, complete synOptical
urinary Of the proceedings IN both honses ofl
Congress-thus rendering the IWeekly Union"
most valuable channel OF information 10 all elias
es ofonr country. Bat, to remuueTate as for this
enterprise, an extensive subscription list is Also
utely indispensable.
CONGRESSIONAL REGIsTER.-- In addition to the
oregoIng, we have resolved to publish, dur ng
ne sessions Of the uhtlOnAI legislature, Congress
ionHl Register, to he issued weekly, and 10 con-
ain full report Of tho daily proceedings and
ehates Of both houses Indeed, the arrange
nents which we have made with the very best
orPs OF reporters will enable us TO give even
more full aud extended reports than we have ,
reduced during this session superior as we claim ;
hem to be to any preceding ones. An appendix +,
7Ill be- added, uniform with the Register, and to !
g sent gratuitously 10 subscribers. comprising !
st Of the acts passed during the session, with !,
ynOpsis of their contents and a reference, when
ecessnry to previous legislature. This will form
he mosr complete history OF the sessions of Con- h
res, and will be furn shed at the low price Of :
5 cts, for the next session.
are an hOFixed In aoi as our agents =
nd BY sending US Eve yearly subscribers, viii :,
he subscription money for either the Daily, a
emf Weekly, or Weekly will be entitled to one !,
by OF the same edition as they furnish Us sub =
,Fibers for. i.
The Congressional Register will be funihed !,
lem on the same terms. :.
Clubs will be furnished with eopies of the
lilly for $40; S io semi weekly 900. 10 do do =,
30; do Weekly So: 10 do do SIS. 90 DO =
ongressiOnal Register $40; The name Of no
eTson will be entered upon our books unless the a.
ayment Of the subscription be made in adj q
lnce. Pl
RICHIE & HESS.
Washington City d. c. te