The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20
WILL. BE PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON, ID. O., ON
THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
NUMBER ONE
THE ,rW
UNITED STATES REPORTER,
A DAILY JOURNAL

OF GOVERNMENT, LEGLSLATIVE, AND GEN
ERAL NEWS.
rNIE SUBSCRIBER is enabled TO announce the com
pletion OF his arrangements for the establishment Of
well organized and independent Journal OF News al the
seat Of The General Government, t
The leading features Of the United States Reporter will be-
l. Early intelligence Of the movements Of the various De
pareIts Of the Government, In reference 10 domestic al
iars and the foreign relations OF the country, will be-
given with scrupulous fidelity Possessing peeuiar taci
ties obtaining information, The Reporter will be
BLEED frequently 10 communicate exclusively, intelligence OF
the most important character. ft
he United States Senate which the proprietor s bound
furnish daily that body in accordance with The terms
OF the contract made at The close Of the last session Of Con
gress The arrangements made viii al once fully
the Senate Of the United states an authentic and
complete record Of It's debates and 10 the people--in
greatly enlarged degeethe benefit OF the experience saga
city, staesmanshp of that body, 70 which they have
HI The Proceedings and Debates the House Of Repre-
resnatyes will also be given, with iness importantly
made up, and appear 10 in he Reporter next morning
~. ksynopsal View q the Proceedings and Debates Of
all State Legislatures will be regularly gwen. Members OF
Congress- and all classes Of readers, will thus be kept hly
and systematically informed Of domestic legislation IN all
sections Of the United States il 8l Ha} alt9al
" Early intelligence oil all important movements the
Legislatures o. Great Britain and France, WILDE
London and Paris, who possess pedufai ".
vi The General News Of the Day will be given in con
densed form, with industry aud attention. !, N
er" Is designed TO be- All rhe plans and arrangements
have been well matnred, and the hope Is confidently che
/
energetic, industrious gnifed and perfectly indepen
dent journal II will have party political
bias The proprietor, by the terms OF his contract with
the Senate Of the United Staes bound to the condition
that the paper shall contain political discussion except
the debatesn will be vehicle of netcsnot the organ
Of any set Of opinions The grand aim Of the subscriber
s establish the seat OF Government faithful and
agent which the politician, the business man, The
nufacturer the mechanics and every one Interested IN the
affairs of Congress and the Government rely all
times with implicit confidence.
II Is believed thai the establishment or such reliable
journal of nteigen terms which place within the
reach the great OF the people, atm
Of what promises 10 be most sting and eyenul pc
regarded with favor by all classes community hay
ing thus stated his Objects the subscriber respectfully
cts liberal and general support from tile enlightened
public OF the United States. al.l 3tl lj EH7,
JAMES A. HOUSTON
Stenographer to the Senate Of the United Satea
The United States Reporter" will be printed large
and handsome sheet and issued every morning. except
days at the rate OF six dollars per anom single copies
cents tIl., t&H' U#aft te a2is 1Fi{'
In connection with the daily paper, there will be issued
from the same establishment,
THE MIRROR OF CONGRESS-
This publication will contain exclusively the reports
Of the proceedings and debates Of the Congress the United
States will be issued mweeky, in elegant quato
nshed subscribers the Two dollars for The long
SESSION. and one dollar Tor the short session II believed
that this great national work will be deemed Indispensable
the library every public institution politician and pro-
fessoa man throughout the country and thar Il viii be
regarded by the great Of the people the very
political text book for their instruction that their
children. -Ns5E wy ~ ~