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TWNHE subscribers propose TO publish at the seat of
- Government; Weekly Newspaper, to be called
tiOn will be sHperuouS It's plan will be different
from that of the papers already estabShedin Washing
present a comprehensive and satisfactory summary of
the proceedings in both Houses of Congress, with such
comment remarks will contribute to their etucda.
ton. Striking interesting speeches will also be in
serted, from time to tme such extracts therefrom as
may be most worthy of attention.


The editorial department will discuss the questions o.!
the day with spirit aud with fairness, and in manner
which, it is hoped will prove acceptable the popular
taste. familiarity with domestic politics, acquired
by residence OF several years al the capitol and the
soourn of one of them abroad, of similar duration,
interesting period of European history. have given
them some slight advantages for the task proposed
Communications from intelligent sources will also be
furnished and shall be their effort present their
readers that attractive variety without which the most
important topics ap to pail upon the public mind
Events are constantly occurring, at home and abroad
beyond the sphere of mere personal and party politics.
attention to which cannot fail to eiucidae political
questions and promote national interests. JudicouS
selections from foreign journals which accessible


in Washington, continental as we'll as English (popu


lar attention in this country being directed exclu
sively to the laer cannot but interest the enquring
reader whose liberal curiosity and expansive sympa-
thes extend beyend the confines, however ample, of
his country Nor will literature and general crit.
cism be neglected though kept subordinate the par
amount ends of political Journal. In word, is the
design of the subscribers furnish spirited and in.
structive paper, for which, they persuaded pecu
liar facilities are found at the seat Of Government.


Without appealing to their past position and exer-
tons. they viii content themselves here with declaring
that their opinions thoroughly and urchangeably
Democratic yet they would fain hope, not lberal
uncharitable. They will discuss questions and Judge
men with freedom, yet With that moderation which
gives additional strength to rmness and that candor
which is the best proof and pledge of sincerity.


They are fully sensible OF the doubts and difficulties
which must ever attend novel undertaking of this ma
tuTe. But one man may succeed, where another has
failed, and when one effort has proved abortive &C..
said by wise and great man, that no human enter.
prise would be attempted if every objection must first be
removed The subscribers have resolved to tyy al least
and all they ask of their friends 10 kind support OF
their first and feeble seps They venture also to ex
press hope that Editors, personally or politically
friendly, will give this brief prospectus an insertion-a
favor which they will be happy to acknowledge in
suitable manner. ]. L. MARTIN.


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