State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13


so frequently distract The country and npop which
imnerfsctlv NHdf rstood they oftrn are by renas
and misrepr senPd and distorted they never fail
to he by political opponents. II is orthe ntmos' i'm.
poranee that the public should be ullv and rightly
informed IL is hoped that The periodical in question
NAV he made 10 exert "a beneficial. rational. ant
lasting inf lsnce the public mind
Other considerations which cannot be too highIs
appreciated will render the establishment and sne-
cess ofthe proposed Magazine of very great tnPor-
tance.
In the mighty struggle Of antagonist principe-
which is now going on in society, The Denocrniic
marty of tht United States Stands committed TO the
world ne the depository and exampler of those
dinaI dactrinrs OF political faith Will which the
cause of the people inevery age and county is de.
Itifed Chiefly rom the want Of a convenient means
NJ concentrating the intellectual ENERGIES 81 its disci
nles hi pertv has hitherto heen almost wholly TN
represented in the Tephlc Of letters white the views
ard policy Gifts opposing crcees daily advocated
u, the abIes and most commanding efforts of genip
Snd arning.
II the United States Magazine the attempt will
re made remove this reproaeh.
Coordinate with this main design of the Unified
States MAGAZINE. care nor cost will be spared 70
rander IL. i'm literary point Of view honorable to
ltl county am ft To core witt yigor of rivalry wifi
Its Fnronean cnmret'nrs Viewing the English IAN
pnege rs the uoblest heritage and common bir' h.
tight nj al who speak the tongue Of Milton ard
dnrtcrsto nroetnt orle the finest productions in tie
ions branches Of literature that can he procured
md T. dinnse he hpneft of correct models Of tasr
and worthy e1ecntiOr.
IL this department the exclnSveness of party.
which is nsanasab,e from the political department.
Of such work, will have place. Here we all
stand on p nenral ground Of equality and recinro-
citv, where those universal principles O" taste to
which We are alike subject, will alone be -cngn;zed
as the cor mon law. Oar political Principles can
not he compromised. but our CONN on literature il
will he oar common pride &c cherish and extend
with liberahtv Of feeling unbiased BY partial
miner Jews
As the United States Magazine is founded on the
hroadet ha-ie which tn mrans and influence If the
Democratic rart, in the United States present,
if Is intended +" render it in every respect thor
onghlv national WORK: not mere, eesigned toI
ephem raj interest and ticn be- 81 coninne Of
rernanent Historical value viii his view. con-
siderable portion 81 each number Will he appronria-
ted TO he fllowin~ subjects, in ddtion to the gen.
eral feature refer ed IL above.
genesal summary of Political and of Domestic
intelligence. digesrd in the order ofthe states
nrsing al the authentic important facts Of the Pre-"
ceeding rrontt.
General Literary Intelligence, Domestic and for
eign.
General Scientific Intelligence. including ApricuI-
ural improvements ratice of ! new Petents, &C.
condensed account If all new works Of Improve
mont thrnuchou' tlre Union.
Military and Naval News, Promotions, Changes
Movements sc
Foreign Intelligence
Typographical obituary notices of distinguished per-
sons.
After the close ofeach session OF Congress- an ex.
ira =, enlarged number will he published. con-
aiuing general rrvew and history a. its proceed.
ngs cNnd nsea abstract q important official docu-
n9ents. and tho acts orthe session.
Advanfa OF viii al.o he taken ofthe means concen- /
a ed in this establishment from all quarters cf the
Union 10 llnct and dSrest such extensive statisti
cal observations III The most important interests
nftbe country as cannot fail prove of very great
Vnlue.
THIS norton Of he worl will be separately On yed |
20 rs to admit of binding h, ITSELF AM viii te fur.
'iShed with copious index. that TIE United |
States fag zine will also constitute Co8PIrTE An
VIAL REGISTER, on scale unatten pied before, aid
'fverv great Importance TO al classes No. onlv as
lfnrding current and combined view from month I
o month, ofthe subjects v'ich ii will comorise. bu, i
'en fcr record and reference through future pears
he valre of which will inc,e with ~ duration of
he work.
AIhorgh in its political character the United /
States Magazine addrF ees IFS c'ain,s support par
icuarlv 10 the nenccratic Part' II is hoped that /
IS other faturs refr cd 10 ahove-independentlv If
he desirable object ofheccminp acquainted with the
Doctrines Of rncnent thus as'vocated-wilI re-
Commend i r. liberal and candid support from all
arirs, and from the large class ofno party.
To promote the % nuaF objects u view and re1r-
NO the united rorf &C the Democratic party
well from others tho rric oftle subscription is
xed ~ fhc ow rate or fire dollars per annum while
mechanical arrar ctmens. and in size quantity Of
natter. &c the'F,t tstes Magazine will he pla.
I'D On par at 'ea,' with he leading monthlies
'nrlana. The WI ole will form three large octave
rmes esch wear
TIE sutsc pton will be in all cases payable in ad- {
ancc for the first early only sir dollars on the
eiver, ofthe bird numher. The absolute necessity
fills rule in sncb an establishment will be obvious
n II.
In return for remittance o. ESQ, eleven cories /,
III be sent: FOR 500, twenty three copies TIE
ertif"afe ofn postr nfthe remittance ola sum
money, will he sufficient recent; all dsrpers OF Ia
70 nail heing 4 her ofthe Publishers
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