OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
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Although the Banner has only reached the

 fourth number, yet we cannot refrain from

 saving 1t, we have over ONE THOUSAND good

 cash-paying subscribers, and arc rapidly add

 ing to this large number the names Of per-

 sons, who are but waiting an opportunity to send the "one thing needfal, , and who speak of our paper and its course, in the most flat taripg terms. 9Bis $ 10 6oasting, as tte subscription A;sf asi1 frope.

 Every mail from the West, North, East, and South, brings us glad tidngs of our sue cess. We felt assured at the beginning, and so predicted, that in less than year, We should have a larger subscription list than any two papers III the State, and even in this short period of time the prediction is almost fulfilled

 This result assures us that the friends of good government are on our side; that re- publican doctrines have lost none of their beauty and strength; and that the federalists are just as far from shaking the faith of the people in our democratic institutions, as they were at any period of our history. The people have virtue, integrity, and patriotism, and while these are retained, 1t is utterly im- possible for the federal party to attain any thing like permanent foot-hold. As for the hotch-potch gentry, we know of no worse punishment than to leave them to their owE reflections They are of no use in the world, except to swell census list.