The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
MINNESOTA DAILY PIO0 EE Ns

MINNESOTA DAILY P1O1 u -"
THE undersigned take pleasure in presenting to 'he
ctiseas q St. P.u, and the Territory o. M'nnesota
new enterprise tor their consideration and support
Az THE P1oxEER was the first newspaper printed
within the mits Of Minnesota, and became, through
the energy Of ITS founder, the herald of its greatness
we deem it peculiarly appropriate that it should con-
tnee the first ia al legitimate enterprises. and thus
become, also, the index Of its progress Beev'"s'
therefore, that the present newspaper iac''es a'e
inadequate to the wants and demands q our @'se
and rapidly increasing business and PoPu@non' we
shall commence On er l,efsre che FIRST DAY OF
MAY NEXT, the pubHoatien q Daily Morning
Journal, to be called
THE DAILY MINNESOTA PIONEER.
THE DAILY PIONEER will he Democratic.-
The change in its management will not affect its po
Ecai character. The course heretofore pursued, Of
yielding cordial support to the principles Of De-
mocracy, and the true representatives thereof, which
has given THE WEEKLY PIONEER an enviable
position in the esteem and confidence of the people
Of this Territory, will be adhered in the daily pub.
lication 1t will not, however, be political journal,
merely,-wth daily reports Of the condition Of the
the Arrivals and Departures of Steamers, and Of
our Imports and Exports; with a systemzed CORES
pondence from all points, both within and without
the Territory, with which we have business connex.
ions; and with Express Arrangements, by which we
will receive the News of the Day in advance Of the
Mails,-the publishers desire that THE DAILY
PIONEER may lie suited to the spirit and wants of
the Peoples and that its character may rest mainly
upon it's athfulness as reflex of the General Acty.
ity, and Of our commercial condition and progress
Suitable attention will also be given to its Literary
and Miscellaneous departments; and during the scs-
sons of our Legislature, and the sittngs Of our
Courts, full reports will be given Of the proceedings
Of these bodies.
IHE DAILY PIONEER will be printed in the
neatest STYLE upon the best quality Of paper, nearly
three-fourths the size Of the Weekly, and will be
furnished to city subscribers at FIFTEEN CExrspER
WEEK, payable weekly at the Office or to the carrier
and to mail subscribers at Six DOLLARS FER AN.
MUM, payable in advance.
The WEEKLY PIONEER will he published as
heretofore. Upon the establishment of the Daily
Paper, however, it will become much more desira-
bic sheet The advertising patronage Of THE ITO.
NEER has hitherto left only nominal space in its
columns for news and miscellany. We design, how
ever, after the first of May, to transfer the bulk Of
this matter to the columns Of the Daily; and shall
thus be able 10 offer our subscribers t. this issue,
paper worth to them at least Three Times its presen
paiue while its p, ice will remain the same as now
Two DOLLARS PER ASxUM, payable in advance.
Book and Job Printing.
In addition to the present facilities for executing
all varieties Of Book and Job Printing we shall re-
ceive on the opening Of navigation, an extensive as.
sortment Of the NEW STYLES OF FANCY
TYPE, BORDERS, and Of everything essential to a
complete Printing Establishment. We shall also
have THREE New PRESSES, one Of which will
be MAMMOTH POWER PRINTING MA.
CHINE. With this increase of material, we shall
lie better prepared execute Book and Job Printing
OF all kinds, CHEAPER, MORE NEATLY, and with
GREATER DESPATCH, than any sther establishment
in the Northwest.
EARLE S. GOODRICH g. co.
st. Paul, March 18th, 1854.