Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
PROSPECTUS
or TIE
UNITED STATES .MAGAZJnp.
AND
democratic Review

A~CvlCW.
mas long been apparent to many of ,ho
nectlng members Of the Democrats pss,
'he onHeu osates' that periodical for the II !,
cacy and diffusion Of their political ns; sne edvd
similar to those in such active ANA ahc'Pa,
operation in England, would be n des;J.sa,'n'a
great Importance to supply--a periodical ,"ai
snouid unite with the attractions of a sonnd E 10y
vigorous literature, political character csr'l Iu'
Vi giving emcicnt support TO the doctrines ~,
measures Oh that party, now maintained H.. WV
large majority of the people. D;scnssil "
great questions of policy before the county, 'as
pounding and advocating the Democr",i.y !"
lrihe through the most able pens that tbot ns wy
can iurhiSh, IN articles of greater lengtL nv my
condensed lorce, more elaborate research ,O ""s
nno,o oieVuted tone than is possible for tho now.
PaPoi press Magazine of this character H.
a. ~ instrument OF inappreciable value f.,
the enlightenment and formation of pnblio o.i ~
ion, and for the support of the ono Spia'
1t advocates. BY these means, bv tbpS m,neA
ing and defending the measures of The ',.ol, MpI ~
mocratic Party, and by always furnisb9Hn,, =. De
pubic clear and powerful commentarv INV ooS
those complex questions of policy and ,,a.,' p,u
which so frequently distract The conn,rur r@iE
upon which, imperfcctly understood ne ~, aug
ten are by friends, and misrepresentoJ } an ~ W.
torted as they never fail to be bv noI;,;oaI I'm va
nents' 1T is of the utmost importance ,b,, rpo r.
puohc should be fully and rightly informed -, !,
Is hoPed that the periodical in question NAV ~ ~
,iaue 70 exert beneficial, rational, und lastip1
influence on the public mind. ''"S
Other considerations, which conno. !.
highly appreciated, will render the es,oS,.I .I'
ment and success of the proposed M,gaSn" "
very great Importance. N-"' VI
In tnc mighty struggle of antagonist nrino
pIes "hicn is now going on in society, the Demo
cratic party OF the United States stands com
ml''cu TO the world as the depository and excm.
par OIL those cardinal doctrines of political fa,b
WIN winch the cause Of the People in everv .r.
ana country is identified. Chiefly from the want
oi convenient means of concentrating tho in
.eectual energies of its disciples, this partv h,.
hitherto been almost wholly unrepresentedn IN Ihe
republic OF letters, while the views and nol;cv
%. 81 itS opposing creeds are daily advocated, by
us and learning. 70 y s'"''
In the United States Magazine the ,,,on,n,
VIII be made to remove this reproasb "f'
coordinate with this main des;on ,r A. r..
seo states Magazine, no care nor cost will no
Lpa Lou 70 render It, in literary point of view,
o'aoie TO the country, and fit to cone in viz.
VI VI. ana rivalry with its European comnetitors
io"ihg the English language as the noble ber;
.age ana common birthright of all who snca
m uio toagne OF Milton and Shakespeare. II viii bc
,nI otHh ooJect OF its conductors to present
hiy 're hhest productions in the various bran.
ss,e % un'or,ature, that can be procured; and 10
worthy execution. u 'aste uho
In THIS department the exclusivcness of -, 49,,
when IS inseparablc from the political dnn.r :,
''ie"' ~ - S''cn work, will have no place Hcr,
W. "ii stdha on a neutral ground of eonolitv
"ra oc'Proclty, where those universal H..
VI ."s'o 10 which we are all alike suhioot ir;u
aiohc De recognized as the common Is, a..
Poi"ioui principles cannot be compromisoa ~,
or;d ooI'uioh literature it will be our com,nor,
fcaIi, oucIi iSh ana extend, with liberalitv ot
A. a. u'piasseu iI' oy partial or minor views
as me United States Magszine is fonnJnd ou
the broadest basis which the noonsai iouhecu on
- 'he democratic Party in the United S,a,oo
o"n present 1t is intended to render II in .,as,'
Jpect J,api ! thoroughly National Work; not ,norely
o.'shcu lor ephemcral interest and attraot;o,,'
Ain eo"tiiue OF permanent historical value
Athough in its political Character tho Iiut,.
o'ates Magazine addresses its elaine - .. uI''ou
ra..'cuiariy to the Democratic party. Il il bdnS
- a' IeS othor features referred to abovo-,nJa
p"uen'y aonu.y OF the desirable object of becou;rr
fins .Jao WIN tne doctrines of an opponent
and GIa'eu-will ca,,d;S recommend it to a liberal
an anu candid support from all parties snd SedA
the ,iarge class of no party. anu from
70 promote the popular objects in x;ou
Tying upon the united support of the Dem,ora anu
s,J raity. as well as from others. tbo nooa nri""
subscription is fixed at the low rate Of Piue o'
num- wnie in mechanical arrangements pep snSi am'
NE, quantity of matter, &c, the Inited Sum
agSalne ,ha VIII be placed on par at least %;1,
'1, ,n9 leading monthlies of England The whnn haI
The ,'m anhaa .nree large octave volumes each yeey
IN dU subscription will be in all cases nayahIs
.he rsg, Jersrr OF or for the first year only, s6 on
ery o. the third number The absolute
will be obvious to all SUI" ah establishment
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