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HE44t0A OOULXDt3s asinAte, win be loae ahd gratefully remembered by aIltyue repahlicans fer inc triumphant success O. many ur theis eiisfisssa Rrineiples and measures. Whe ws heartily rejoice at the triumph oi the ptin'

 tntse which it has been oar cgnssf effort t0 aGvo- caia and dessHt. sss Esen which no prosperity, no aavessity ,ean sweFve us; we cannet be uninshuIai of she attitude h which we are placed by arecsn' vote Of both houses of fCongress:--we ahpue 10 'he eontempiated withdrawal of their patronage hsm the nevspaper press. To this decision we cheer fully bow, sensible as we are of the patriotic mos tyes which have led to t. But we trust that tn's Aacision of Congress- increases rather than diHain ishes our claim 10 tie support oi higher power = that of tke p<opie and to them we eontlheMiy sP- peal 10 aid us by ther patronage. m sustaining ~ tAe ssas of xoveSnm6nt jcnrnai that iutieAIbiy devoted to their interests and the true interests o the country.

 ii is known to every one that inc chief source oi s,siainin~ nawsueper is nOt the magnitude Ot it's subseripton list 50 much as he advertising PaiTol- age which may be bestowed upon It. in afye commercial cities, indeed the latter IS usually the eoneomitant of the former, as t becomes the oo. vious interest of mercantile sDen 10 advertise tn those papess which are the most extensively clEcs- lated. Washington, however, Is differently sitaa- ted. Deprived Of the advertising patronage mel dent to a mercantile eosnmunity ,and bnrdened witA peculiar and enormous expenses whieh are nov elsewhere incurred, nothing but very long Us. ci subscribing patrons can sustain paRe1 y, ase.a' ness--;f indeed even in existence. The proprie-

 ors of the ..Union" have hitherto spared no pains, and no expense, io make their paper worthy oi the metropolis, and worthy of the support of that great party under whose banner they are enlisted ln publishing the most full and ample debates of the two houses or Congress. it Is believed. ever eeiore attempted on this continent in daiy newspaper. they have secured the services o the best reporters which the county afforded. but at the enormous cost of Slz,O00 or sis.oO0 per year. Their exten- ,iye eorejgn and domestic correspondence Is another large item ofexpense bat the instructive usefulness of which is 90 highly eommeHNled and sppreciated as 10 justify almost any outlay to attain it, Still Ii mus be evident thst these heavy expenses cannot be borne, unless the subscription list is cosnmens9 rate to the undertaking; and although we cen boast of 5000 subscribers. Gncludiug daily. tri- weekly and weekly yet this list must be still con ,ideyaby enlarged to enable the propretors of the sUnion" to sustain all its usefulness, and to insure them against pecuniay loss: Invoking. then. again. the aid and support of all true friends of pHblican government, and pledging ourselvesi io newed efforts in the cause of the glorious principles we cherish, we oiEes the following proposals:

 THE "DAtLY UNION"

 Will be published, as heretofore, at Sl0 per an. nun, payable in advance. It's character Ntheeto has been almost exclusively political. We parpose in future 10 devote portion ot its columns Ro do- nestle news nf general interest, and 10 mis6kllane ,us literature, which. without imparng is political influence .rnay render it the more acceptable to an extended class ofreaders.

 THE "SEMl-wEEkLY uNIONn

 Will be published every Monday and Thursday, during the recess of Congress, at $s5 per annu,n. This contains all the matter contained in the !" Daily Uaioa." except local advertisements. Du. ring the sessions ofCongress three numbers, instead of two. will be issued, without any extra charge to subscribers.

 Enlargement ef tiae Weekly Cnson.

 THE "WEEKIY UNION"

 Is issued every Saturday; and as arrangements are tn progress 10 enlarge it 10 near double us present si:e we shall soon be enabled 10 give nearly emi-weekly edi'iohs. At the extremely low rate oi S2. We pIopcse also to give. in this edition, complete synoptical summary Of the proceedings in both houses of Congress thus rendering the "Week- y Union" most valuable channel of information b all classes of country But, 10 remunerate us or this enterprise, an extensive subscription list IS absolutely indispensable.

 We seize this opportunity 10 add that some delay has taken place n putting ous paper to press which has prevented ifs early delivery to Feaders and cireumscFibed its circulation. We ,hall make arrangements to remedy this defect. and To obviase this objection. Aiter the present week se trust that no complaint will be made upon this 'ubject.

 In addition to the foregoing, we have resolved 10 ,ubiish during the sessions of the national egisla nre, " Congressional Rfgisfer, to be issued week. y, and to contain a FULL REPORT of the daily pro- .eedings and debates of both houses. Indeed, the which we have made with the very ,est corps Of reporters will enable to give even nore iuii and extended reports then we have pro- luced during this session, superior as We claim hem 10 be to any preceding ones. The Register will be made up from the daily reports in the Union" carefully revised by an experienced edi- or, and will constitute complete and authentic scosd of the aessi0n. An appendix will be added Iniform with the Register, and to be sent gratGit usly to subscribers, comprising d list of the acts assed during the session. with synopsis of sl,eir ontents, and reference, when necessary, 10 pre- ious legislation. This will form the most com

 ete history of the sessions of Congress- and will 'e furnished al the low price of sEvENrY-FtvE ENrs for the next session.

 Nt- PosTMAsyEas authorized to act as our gents: and by sending us five yearly subscribers, with the subscription money, for either the Daily, 'emi. Weekly, Or Weekly, will be entitled toone copy f the same edition they furnish us subscribers or. ished them on fhe same terms.

 0t- NEWSPAPERS publishing our prospectus, 1 giti the notes attached until the lst of December ext. will be entitled, during the next session Of congress. to receive a copy of the Congressional lerisier and Tri- Weekly Union.

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 The name of no person will be entered upon our