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rreat importance VI agppiy-~ psno4iaei i'i-lt
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Vigorous litc allure, political Character caPabls
ofo,giar efficient support % the aoctEincs ana
measures O that purity, now mah4lained ~
large me GRITTY Ct tiia poop Discussing lhe
great questions 81 policy bofcEc the country 81
\ pounding and advocating the pemocr+tig o2e.
/ trine through the mast able Pons that that Party
can furnish, ia articles Of greater length iooFs
condensed force, moro e.aDotate tesoareli ana
more elevated tonc than is possible tor the news
paper press, Mage ano Of this Character np'
comes an instrument 81 inzpprgcablc value oF
tha enlightenment and formation Of pubic oP'n-
ion, aud Tor the support Of tho principles when
Il advocates BY these means, by thus explain
ipr end defending tho measures of tho great De
mocratic Party, and by always iluEshing 70 tAc
public cear and powerful commentary upon
those complex questions Of policy an0 party
which 50 frequently distract the country any
noon which mperiectiy understood IS they Oh
ten are by friends, and misreprescnled and dia-
torted az they never fail 70 be by political oppo-
nents, it is OF the utmost importance that me
public should be fully and rightly informed 1t
a hoped lhat the periodical IN question may be
made TO exert beneficial, rational, und lasting
influence on the public mind.
Other considerations, which cannot be TOO
highly appreciated, will render the establish
ment ad success Of the proposed Magazine q
! very great Importance
In the mighty struggle OF antagonist prnci'
pics which is now going on - society, the Demo-
cratic party Of tho United states stands COM
r nitted to Che world as the dopostory and sxonl-
Mar OF those rdinal doctrines Of political faith
with which the cause Of the People n every ago
and country IL Identified. chiefly from inc want
OF convenient means 81 concentrating the w
talcctnei energies Of ia disciples, tha party has
hitherto been almost wholly unroprosentedin the
republic az lettcrs, while tho views apd policy
ol ia opposing crecds axe daily advocated, by
thn sbIest and most commanding efforts q gem!
: us and learning
L n Tia United states magazine the atienlp
Il win he made to remove tins eproach
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\ tcd States Magazine, no caro- nor cost wall BE-
/ spared TO render il, in q titefa,g point ot YieW
h5nora Sic to the country, and fit to cope m wig
+ II and rivalry with It's European competitors =
Viewing thC English language as the noble herr
tare ana coiam0n birthTight 81 an WHO spea'
the toagua Of Milton and Shakespeare, i VIII b.
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only tie Gnest productions Y tho various 1far
II chos of toretarc, that can be procured; aud
tditiusa .Ao benefit o. c2IEea ip9dos o. le5tf ai-
w0raaY execution,
"a n hl department the exolnsty ane55 Fl party
/, which ii i1geparsble from the political depart
7uant of suoh o. Wafh, vii haye place Her
so III stand on neutrat ground a equa4t,
aaA reciprocity, where those Universal praeiple
,k of ta9te To which Ta ase all ahNe RA99eet' %l
AZ alone be recognized as the common IA" IN
HI political principles oannot be compromised ph
our common literature il Will be our coralpo'
ne pride to cherish and extend, With llbeFality
feelinr unbiased ey partial 81 minor views
Astbe United Statea Magazine 10 founded O
thebroadcst basis Whiohtho rieana and lnBaonc
Of tho Democratic Rarty il the United state
can present, It % intended 10 FENDER u NJ ever
rasqect d thoroughly Eationai worry not nerct
designed f7T opAene-al Interest and attraction
bntto continue Of permanent historical value
Although II It's political character the Unite
4 rtatas Magazine addresses ts claims N aapPof
II particularly ta tic DsmoeTatie party ID iabope
thatits otber feulures referred 70 sbove--ind'
pendsntly Of the desirable object Of bocomia
scananted Will the doetrnes Of an oppoAei
this adpocatoa-Hiil recommend i to itb9r.
and candid support from aI parties and iFol
Z: tho large cIass Of ne party
'5t no promote tie popular objects m view az
- relyinp upon eunitad support OF the lfomocf'
lie. tIe Party, an we'll as from others, tha price
he subscription fixed al tho los rate q ~ per 2.
nup,. while in mechanical arrangements, and
Il afze auantitv of matter, &c, The United stats
sc MAGAZINE will be placed on par at last wit
ly ttbe leading monthlioa Of England The who
win form tnree largo octave yolunea each yes
The subscription will be II all casea payab
III advance 81 for Che first year only,l 96 Z
the delivery 0f the third number The abaolu
necesait y Of thus rule ia such an estahiI9hme
win be obvious % all
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