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3 Examiner 1 (1814-1815)

handle is hein.journals/thexam3 and id is 1 raw text is: THE EXAMINER. VOI IlL NEW-.YORK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1814. NoS. 1, THE EXAMINER. The success which has attended the labours of the Editor enables him at length In part to accomplish his original design. And accordingly the plan of publication will be more enlarged and liberal, than the uncertain result of such an undertaking would have warranted, at the outset. The terms originally were, publication wace afortgkht, at three dolars per anpum, with a right in the Editor, to convert it into a wmeklypaper, at six dollars per an- mim. It soon appeared probable, how- ever, from its increasing circulation that it could be afforded ative; and it was ap- cordingly put at that sum. The termination of the first half year damped the hope of ultimate success, very much. At the end of the 1year, how- ever, I am in better spirits, because, du- ring the last six months my subscription list has been greatly increased; although I have as yet no more than one subscri- ber in the very federal and opulent town of Boston. The Examiner contains now eight hum- dred and thirty6to pages good but close print,ayear. I propose that itshalt contnina hereafter, one thousandpages, to be divid- ed into two volumes, of five hundred pa- I ges each, with a complete index to each l volume. Two volumes will entitle me to e ak years pay, which will continue to be, I 82 it is nOW, VI1V1 DO.LARS, payable by u sountry subscribers in advance ; and k ,, oity subscribers on the completion or tre, first volume, of the year for which they subscribe. 1i The contemplated enlargement will en. s, able me to fill one hundred and sixty h eight pages more than has been done in ,4 the first year. if the reader should not '.i 0lways like the matter these additional Lm T06 a1. A pages may contain, let him remem.ier, that I have added them toplease mnwsdf. The old establishment of sixteen pages a week belongs to him; and if he has any fault to find with them, he has a right so to do;f and I will endeavour to bear his reproot with fortitude. To country subscribers, if I understand& the rules of the Post-Otfice correctly,-the additional pages, being in supplements, the postage will not be increased; and as the Post-Office duties are to be doubled, as well no doubt to prevent the circula- tion of newspapers, for profligacy and tyranny always hate and strive to do- stroy the free presses, as to raise money, this circumstance is entitled to be men- tioned. If I could afford 'it, the amount of pa., ges delivered in a year would be elevei hundred. Then I could make the Exa- miner a pqctJ record of the time. And if I meet as much success, in the coming, as I have in the past year, it shall be done. To enable me to do this, apd at the present price, more subscribers are neces- sary. To obtain these, I venture to sug- gest an expedient, which I suspect is per. 'ectly practicable with all -my subscribers except the one in Boston. It is this: that every subscriher, 1 now have out of New- York AN BALTIMORE I for it would be itter avarice to desire any more in those ,laces, should take the trouhle, each one, o procure me one subscriber. I It can hardly be expected that a paper iRe the Examiner, should receive muck. iupport from the party it opposes. It has ut little. There are, to be sure a few ersonal friends, who know me well rnongir to know, that although I hate de- focracy anti its t.eRti, kavem yL i.t& Digitized from Best Copy Available iii - . - - I I I J I • q .

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