The native American., 1839-01-26
PROSPECTS, OF
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE
IND REPJBLIC.2N REIIEU.
II. J. BRENT. ESQ EDITOR.

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II. BRENT. ESQ EDITOR
THE NATIONAL MAoAziSE AND REPUBLICAN RE
will be published III The ely oil hasningtoH, Ds
trict oil Coluab,a, the ist day ol JaaG lie
hvere monthly all pats Of tie United States
exclusively 10 the advancement Of the great principles
the Whg patty, and the enccu @uiett OF elalue aud
science.
Tie experience of the past year las contcu.d il lie
minds OF the rejecting and sagacious o ne Ng
party that rdcuum exists III the periodical press OF The
country, in which Should be comhned HE productions ci
our great statesmen on literary and scientific subjects a
those OF the eminent literary geninses oi W. len tie Unit
Sates boast ample share, the various subjects
that present themselves sound AK; vigorous neicet.
II cannot be doubted that the present crisis Demands
the publication OF work calculated 10 lnlls, and
Lite true and honest political infoI n1on AID to couhte
act the direi influence ited BY monthly Pe,llcai
OF similar nature pIblishrd in tins city undr the
p cs, and tearing the Of The self >tyed noc,acr
OF the present day. adv ocatg measures Whch, II slcess
full are deStii TO uouder 10 lsns the iahtlc ol
biz Constitution, by placing constructions it to sui
the caprice and advance The reaching, OF corrupt
bol
The union Of sach principles with g~neal vral,n
as have insnlted the colnnon sense ana honesty OF the
country by pfociaiminI the 'IMaTtyr,on OF Cilty
rendered III d,testabie the lnSidions
way iii which they combined, It nda directly 10 th
dsorganiz on OF all that, as Americans, should b. hc;
most sacred. Jh;s combination dated 10 secsr
tl~in circulation III quarters 10 nrh they might nci
cthtrulse peEetrate, wei! as IRON certain drcerv
oi high toned philanthropy and expansive tbrIaty Of
selves, for he purpose ef stealing her way into 'h+
heads through the nnsusp, ctin5 hearts OF Oh
which depends the de$ny and hop o! tie nation-i,
YOU < hsl the more experienced sagatity Of
oGer heads hesitate nu.e;t ~ r. coy n.
the real naked deiorny OF these pttjcip o, nod.rl
Rad"a'sn, under all tie fair DISCUSSES they MA,
assume, yet 10 The young ae repete With SUBJ.
danger OF he most pei liz, ,ous character.
The National Magazine and Republican Review is de-
signed, and VIII b" CONDUCT villa these and other hlg
important t,ueiaons in view, u ,c:Iaet TO cnirrci
and In
rriuci which are !as,d the aild practice
t,e great Republican Wing party vel Tor The eli
enlargement and maintenance OF genuine polite literature
The publishers Will neer spare expense the nechanl
cal department of the work their utmost efforts &c
inter- tie Rese" usrinl to the Public ina literary POM
OF view and honorable 10 the country and cause which
is destin d to espouse as National work.
The period is last arriving when the country will
emerge frou the dominion party which has come into
power under the cos1Alh influence Of nisl,d popular
pre- Juice, aud which Sas advocated and sailed the
Dad ana corrupt motto OF otrese keis 10 the
belong The spoiis Of The ranquihcd' being alike anti
republic, an tituona. and ioni stain upon lhr
free insl,tu ions OF the county that only be eradcai
ted by the triumph of the pfinc pies which govern the
Republican Whg party OF The presen, day
The advocates oi the ,riacipes alluded to, who have
sto foremost in defence Of the Constitution Law
when they Were as dmlnuive party could b.. exeI
ing the strength Of Lronldas battling with the host
Aerxes. have nearly succeeded in rescng the Gov
eminent tiom the grasp OF corruption, will deem it their
imperative duty to continue their efforts, and it cannot
better be done than by supporting periodical of high
standing for sound political principles and literary wor;
and such will be found in tie National Magazine
and Republican Review.
The success Of the Magazine gi therefore depend IN
a measure, the great body of the opponents OF the
its permanent establishment And it will be equally
binding on the talented and patriotic band of leading
Wings 10 spare neither time labor 10 the explanation
and advocacy of the true and only principles which
the Government can prosper, and the success OF
which depends the great experiment Of Republican Gov
arnment.
Having made these few remarks on the political cast
OF the publication, feel confident that its utility will
be readily perceived by the Public and fully appreciated
In addition 10 the political features the following will be
the principal subjects on which the Review will treat
day
RsreUs and Critical Notices will occupy portion OF
It's rag thereby giving praise TO genius and censure 10
such productions only richly deserving of it.
a Skefch Of The Proceedings of Congress viii be given a,
the close OF each session. whch VIII be explained the
cause and effect OF all prominent end measures com
piled by gentleman OF acknowledged ability and oppor
tuny 10 arrange and collect such matters as vii, prove
both interesting and instructive.
Election Returns will be gwen in tabular form, en-
bracing all elections o. importance in the various States
as early as practicable after the reception OF official re
turns
Essays and Tides will also form an important part of the
celve prompt attention. TIE object Of the publishers
nekt % enhancing The GOO which they have en-
oatked WA he 70 furnish the reader with such matters as
wii boh instruct and a,nuse; such as
Sketches and "reminiscences Of events too minnie G,,
history; ~ "
Biographical ind Historical Sketches Of ds,ioppisber
personages. &c. o ~
Original Poetry will be we'll srrkled through lie n,
ges, '"s' 10 P'
Engrd0iags Of Distinguished Statesmen -Ir IN. ,rorI
sionin receive The saue encouragement as is usn.
extended 10 periodicals oil literary and scie,t,Gc cb
ractet the subscribers 10 the Review viii 10, oniy g.
Their numbers embellishcd with these desirable nata
eu' aiso WIN many Other valuable improvement
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