Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-13
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propretors OF the uAILf sno 1880
p,,u,r,oIr, to make the latter moro thorough
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throughout the country 'nsh ~ ms .'''
tofore.
In making this announcement we 40 not IN
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OF all the improvements Ne snsn MANS Our -
q general way, TO indicate what We propose
aolnu ..srring the publIc that We shall use |
- -. ..s..rors n, ,,srform faithfully all |
our utmost enoeaVorS >" p''i'' - ~ '''Ai
that We promise
The facilities afforded rs TO produ'se thu
,ougb national Newspaper are greater than are
.Ier-.a -, an. nrh,isheru Of any 9th, n ,ournaJ
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IN the country ior INC ioiio" o
1st. The REPUBLICAN P uonsnec wash
ington City, the seat OF the Natonrl Govern.
ment. Lr. r.H
ID. TIE PRnsrDKi IT or rHn UNI FED eTArBs
being authorized by IN act OF Cong ess 10 select
ons paper as the otic ial medium OF all the Exc
cutive Departments 1.-THE 9oyernInenf wetake
pleasure In stating that ne has dove us the
honor TO select the MA TIoFALhkP'bt Joan under
the law Of Congress referred TO.
Sd. The Congress ndthe supr sple Court and
the Court Of claims IL the United States, sever
ally sit here during each year, End We employ
. corps Of able Rrfc'RrERs, hose duty II IL
70 furnish the daily records OF those high tri.
bunals.
9Th. Washingt on being the Headquarters for
all the operationsi Of the rmy and Navy OF
the United States by virtue OF the relations ex-
listing between tb Government and the Ma
rIosAL RKPUmIc IN, refer red TO above, nothing
that Is proper 70 'ublish, Of Military and Naval
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5th. Our "Fon sign Relations" now mere
important than ev u, viii be the subject Of our
constant and pater nal care.
9Th. The Financ, y OF the Government, which
always affords an mpTe field for the Journalist
shall meet with the m ost careful attention NJ
In the United States are frequently employed tc
discuss the subject the RxPUBLIcAr.
It'll. Our Postal ar ra ngements, so | pertain
TO the people OF every community, be II lBrgt
or small, especially 10 those who can read ant
write, are duly noted tn the several changes Y
which they are subject during the year.
Sth. The great inter SITS represented by TIT
several bureaus Of tn, Interior Department
! will not be overlooked the WEEKLY RHPUB
. IIcAN. Especially shall We keep our Agricul
> tural readers, Throughout the country, posteS
: up concerning everything OF public interest ii
the Agricultural Bureau. ....
9th. The Patent ohict, being within fv
|, minutes walk Of our OH &c Of publication, 1
|, will be an easy matter, as 1t will be pleasur
for us to keep the Inventor and A.rtizan advises
of all improvements.
y 10Th. The Smithsonian Instltu To. establishe,
= in Washington, having already become one o
the highest scientific institutionii In the nation
l. we shall avail ourselves of the advantages of 1t
Bureaus Of Art and Science to enrich our col
!, umns for the instruction of our readers.
. 18th. Washington being the central city o
!. the Union, the learned and influential men o
/ to- .ta
q naval, and civil officers Of the General an,
+ State, and territorial governm ents-r epresenta
1 tives of every branch Of business taxed by tn
1 Internal Revenue Laws--deputation of citizen
? for purposes Of State, and politicians and thee
4 logians Of every stripe, who come in aocks
. some for office, some for business, nd som
, for pleasure. Each and all Of these conner
and goers increase our labors, and ct)ntribut
: 10 enhance the value Of the columns o., the Re
PUBLICAN in some manner.
a 18th. The official, civil, and uncivl repre-
! sentatives Of every foreign nation on tn earth
1 are found here, and cannot act or move uuher
: aided by our ACTIVE attaches.
Above, in q general form, we hay giyeI
. | t,oelee reasons why the NATIONAL REP JBLicAN
}, Published In the City of Washington, ,osseese
9 greater facilities for obtaining all thu import
ant news Of the day, OF every descript ion, thai
n any other Journal In the United Sta .es. Tn
n highest evidence of this, which relieve US from
the charge Of egotism, Is the fact wit messed al
u over the nation daily (by those who care TO oil
!, serve III that the leading, widest circulated
N and most influential Journals in ne Unite
h States gather the most important DEF artmenta
10 news, especially Of cur military and nAva
+, operations, official and otherwise, from tn
y columns Of the NATIONAL REPUBLh JAN. Thi
Is true In face OF the well know fact tina
many OF the proprietors OF those 10 urnalspaI
:, enormous sums OF money yearly 10 " Asso
" ciated Press" and special Cores pondents,'
= so called, 10 furnish them with he current
news OF the DAY. we regret 70 'ay, In thii
connection, that those correspond nts do mo-
always inform their employers tn It they ar,
not tho authors OF many OF the most important
dispatches they send over the wire at an ex
pense OF four cents per ioord, by cree lifting then
a 70 the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, as they In JUS
tice should do. We especially think theJ
Q Should credit us when they encroech so far al
to telegraph our editorials, bodily, as being
: ttet- Don compositions. However, we beg par
don Tor this complaining dlgressior,, and will
Q not deny that we observe, In all this unfair
ness, compliment TO our Industry on the par
Of these plagiarists.
Politically the REPUBLICAN, will support q,
: earnestly rs possible the civil and military
!, policy OF the present Administration, whilt
that policy IL for FREEDoh In Its hroadest and
highest sense, and Against Shtvsrt. Whsn III
present, or any Other ad,ainist. -ati,as, p,rsuSs
|. different course TIE question o. haBiaa slavery
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