sEMLWEEKLY STANDARD.
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Our thanks are due to the Richmond Enqui-
rer and Petersburg Republican for the kind and
complimentary manner in which they have spo-
ken of our proposition to publish the Standard
twi:e week. The Enquirer says:


awe are glad to sec that w. w. Holden, Esq,
proposes to publish, after the lst February, the
North Carolina Standard tUice a week The
Standard is conducted with great spirit, is always
true to the principles of the Democratic party, and
deserves the warm support fthe 40, 900 Democrat
ic voters of North Carolina-upon every consid-
Grafton, the Standard should be published semi
weekly, and we doubt not, the Democrats will do
their part, to achieve so desirable an object"


The Republican says:


friend of the Raleigh IN. O. Standard. 1t will
for issuing, after the first of February next, a
semiaceekly paper, at the reduced price of 81 per
annum, and that he will continue to publish his
quantity of reading matter, for So per annum,
all payable IN Gdramce. Success TO him."


Our list now numbers fourteen hundred, and it
is proper for US to state that we cannot think OF
commencing our mi-WeekIy with less than four
hundred Semi-Weekly subscribers and one thou
sand Weekly. And as very many of the Semi
Weekly subscribers will doubtless be transferred
from our present list, our friends will see the inn
portance of adding all the names they can to both
lists We are extremely anxious to be able to
publish twice week; but we know no friend
would be willing 10 see US incur loss by so doing