Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-02

Y>HE undersigned proposes 20 publish In
u the city OF Richmond, q cheap weekly
paper, TO be commenced in July next, and
devoted exclusively to EUROPEAN AND
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
tie has tor some time-since European AZ
fairs assumed 20 predominant an interest in
consequenee Of the Revolution oG July st
P.ris-meditated such Q design. The po-
iiiicai transactions of the Unised States have
become vast and complicated. and the ordina-
~ press. compelled to distribute iis attention
among 90 many objects Of the creates, and
most Immediate interest. Foreign and Domes-
TIC, OF necessity fiods itself unable to present
Foreign Intelligence in that fpliness, order,
aud connection, 90 desirable ID such q time
Outlines, and results, can seldom more than
be given, rarely explanstosy Of the actual
condition Of things. or satisfactory 20 those
whose observation 10 now 10 powerfully NJ.
tfseted 10 the usomentous drama acting in
Europe. The communication With France
and England has become 60 frequent. and
the succession Of exciting events so rapid in
the old world. that the reader. buried from
result 10 result, finds himself unable to pre-.
serve the order Of connexion. and without
that knowledge Of cause, Invested Of which,
history 70 worth little more than ltomance.-
To penetrate the hidden causes which inAu.
enee great events, b the principal object Of
Philosophical history, without . due atten.
ton 10 which, those events arc unproiitabis
for instruction. OF eli historians, the politi-
cal Press, IN the freedom which il now en-.
joys in France, England and America, is the
best and most successful in laying open the
hidden motives Of Kings, Statesmen. and
Cabinets. which before the Press conquered
its liberty. wers locked up in their oun DO.
soma. and left 20 be inferred by the historian.
from probability, balancing. aud splitting the
differences among conflicting versions. To
the speculations Of tue London and Paris
Press, conducted. many OF them, By the
most shining and eloquent nea Of the age, I
shall therefore pay particular sttentioa. chFoni
cling not only results, The sHws. but ineoF-
poraiing the eontemporsneous reflections
upon nen. cause. and eject. In addition, I
wili eNdesvor 60 keep the reader sp with the
gigantic e.areh Of the age. by making him
acquainted With its discoveries and improve.
ments, and whatever 10 new and curious in
Science, Literature. Religion and Politics. I
aim not ~ the dignity of Review. but sim-
ply at enbodying. coDdensing. and preserv.
ing. for present use and fsture reference,
whatever OF Foreign occurrence may be
thought valuable for either purpose. TO this
eRd, tue most famous Journals aod PERIOD.
calls Of London and Paris. will be forthwith
procured.
The des,iDies Of Europe, IL 10 evident.
have arrived 1T . crisis new, peculiar, and
portentous. 10 the language " Mr. BrouR.
ham, the schoolmssseS hss been abroad. aud
opinion, Instructed IN the nature and validity
Of human right, has commenced an sinos,
universal struggle for its establishmens. The
quarrel u common to all paiions, and must
end in one Oftso vayS-in The universal essa.
bIisbmeat ice speak Of the civilized world, }
Of Governments practically free, or the over
throw u hbeTty ia every country " Europe
The issue 10 made up finally between kings,
priests, and Os'gsFehy. on one side. and man.
kind on the other. The question: is, IL . pam
peFed few sbsll gFisA The nsilliSaS--OS the
millions enjoy that equal right end sbery in.
tended by Providence, and necessarily ialer.
able from he sttribuses of justice and bensv.
oiente whetheF IN the brave language Of
R1nbOld, Kings and Arstocpsts were born
ready equipped 9Th whip sEd spur to ride.
snd maakind with saddles on Their backs "a
be ridden. - equality right q diviae intsn.
ton. OF this qVession. there can be no CON.
promise. Productive u gseaf eveRis, posi-
bly, involving eonsequentislly or ovR fate
iaisRsely symps,hising Wish The popular
cause, che people q ihis eouasry eaanoi bul
wsseh the progress q THE The niKhliest con
aiet which tie world ever witnsssed. 18th Ihs
most abs0sbing anxiety.
Such y an 0uiline q the plan, and The ~
dueements fog undertaking H., add fos 1h,
psbsie TO Dassonise Tas JosssAL - PonassI
tsTHLLIssusE. u viii not iateners IN sa,
asnpsF Siih he wnIe. u will have no,6
ing q do 9Th party o. domessie p0ltics, az.
msy therefore be taken BY al
Il Price thres doilsss per sena@--psyable .
he cad q three nonths.
Il J. a. PLEAsANTs,
\ Riehmsad. Nsy 2, 1901.
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