PROSPECTUS OF The Political EntelEigencer.
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 Hf has not been without the most mature u consideration, that have heen induc. ed, through this medium, to call the atten. ton of the public to the importance of es- Publishing at Little Rock, an impartial and ttticat Mteliigeneer.

 The name selected may elicit the inuni- ry, What Politics. is this Press intended to disseminate l will answer this ques- tIon. with no less candor than breyity.- By education and long habit, am Re publican :-Governed by those concedIng feelings, which enabled our fs5refathers to form,. and us hitherto, to preserve.th most glorious basis of human happiness. ever conceived by the wisdom of any age, if shalt De InJ constant end eayor to conduct this Press upon more liberal principles than those too frequently adopted by part:sans in times of great political excitement; and vain will be inc effort of all who may at tempt 10 influence this Press to become the violent assaiiant of any who may, honest. lys entertain different opinions.

 AS the expediency of State Govern fnent Is now. in agitation. under ciream stances which, perhaps, render if imnor- fant that the measure should be taken Tn and stained; and as it Is but reasonabla a to conclude that this paper'will obtain . considerable circulation among those bav. Ing conflicting views on the decision f tb;s question; all who will patrolize 1t. may be assured that that interesting suhiect shall have the most indulgent conside erafion in the fntelligencer.

 To go into details. would not comnort wfth tho iimitso prospectus; and there fore, that there may be no misapprelen- sfon, let It be distinctly understood that I am Ls5erdt Repabttcan-one who. wl,ilsi ,enaeloHs of- hIs own, will have due re. spect to the opinions of others.

 II IS notny intention 10 make this nana. exclusively Poliiical; but to devote raa- sonabie potion of it's columns 10 tue nro- notion of all tho great interests of tha country.

 Believing that the time has arrived when paper of a larger size, than anv now puhlisied in the Territory, is neees sary, havs determined to print the h. ieiiigeneers with entirely new ma ,eria's, ,s andop large iaperiai sheet. at i;oiiag per annnm, in advance.

 It IS contemplated to issue the first nm Der about tae first of May

 JOHN STEEi Ed UF Persons holding subscriptions. ara requested toforward list of the names .s near the day Republication as prae tieahle directed to the Editor, at Little Rock Little Rock, A. r. Feb 9, 1884. 1T

 