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6f the United States dsveted exc11iveiy ~ WE
Adyanesusntof the great principles Of uAs VII!
parry, apa the encouragement q iscnfuss Eng
NV exper,sncs IL de past year bar confirms
"a lhe nsjndl Of the more ssdectpg ana sagsesous
OF ~ Hhs party, thats yafa!ul sxisss Y snsJc
riodical ptsas n 81 country N wiich tpla N
colnnircd W. productions of crr gteat
81 literary INA seiendc subjects, aud ,oss Ok the
eminent literary geuiuses Of which the United
States can boast - ample share, on the various
suhjertt that present themselves 70 sound ana
vigorous Intellect.
Ii cannot be doubted that he present crisis de-
maais the publication Of work calculated Vi in-
fuse and circulate true and honest political infor-
nation, and to c0unteract the direful influence OK
erted by monthly pcrioeical of sinclair nature
published in this ci under the auspices, and bear
ing tho name IL the sclfsVlad democracy nf the
present day, advocating the measures which, II suc-
ccssfl, are destined to mpuldey 10 ruins, the fab-
rio Of our noble Constitution, by placing eonstruc-
iions on tito suit ihe caprice and advance the rca-
chingsof corrupt ambition a
The union Of such principles with general lit
eraturc as have insulicd the common sense and
honesty Of tho country, by proclainaing the Mar
tyrdom Of Cilley,v rendered III . manner more
dctestablc ffoMNth insidious way IN which they.
are Combined, tends directly to the disoIganizn-
ton Of all that, as Americans, should 70 held
most sacred, This combination ~ calculated MI
secure them circulation in quarters to which they
might not Otherwise penetrate, Ms well az from :
certain air O. high-toncd philanthropy and expas-
sve liberality Of views, with which they are art
fully able invest themselves, for the purpose u
stealing their way ln The heads through the 'in-
hearts u mat Olnss on which depends
tile destiny and hopes Of the naticn--its yosng
men. Whilst The more experienced sagacity ofl
older heads car never hesitate moment in rccng-
nizng the real naked deformity of these principles
Of modern Radicalism, under all the fair seeming
DISCUSSES they may assume, yet 70 the young they
are rcplete with subtle danger OF the most ber-
nicious character. W.
The National Magazine and Republican Re-
piew, Is indeed, and will hs conducted with these
and other equally important considerations in view
to correct Observation-Disclosures, and to insu
sate the correct political principles on which are
based the views and practice inf the great Repuh-
lean Wing party, rs well as for tie encourage
nent and maintenance of genuine polite literature.
The publishers viii neither spare expense in the
department Of the work, nor their ut-
nos efforts to render The Review useful to the pub
ic in Literary point Of view, md honorable 70
he country and cause which II Is destined 10 es-
'ousc ash National work.
hcpersod is fast arriving when the country will
merge from the dominion Of 4 party which has
ONE into power under the corrupt inauenee Of a
nisled popular prejudice, and which has advoca-
I'd and sailed under the broad and corrupt motto |
4 office seekers, me rirtoss belong the 1poils
+ TIE papqaashed:" being alike anti-republican,
and foul stain upon the free in-
titutions If the country, that can only he cradca
ell by the triamph Of the principles which govern
he Republican Wing narty Of the prescntday.
The advocates of the principles alluded 70, who |
ave stood foremost in defence Of the Constitution
nd Laws when they were as diminItye as 4 party /
oCld be, cxerting the strength of Leonidas bait
ling with the host OF Xerxes, and have nearly sue
eeded in rescung the government from tho grasp
corruption, will deem their imperative duty to
ontTae their Efforts, and il cannot be better done
,anhy supporting periodical Of high standing +
n sound political priRtiplc aud literary worth;
id such an one win b found III tie Aaiionai
lagazine and Republican Review,
The successo Of tho Magazine will therefore de-
end, ina measure, on the great body of theaop-
pnents II the present Administration, whnso in
rest II win BE- to ala III Its permanent establish
ent. And It win 10 equally binding an the tal-
lied and patriotic hand Of lea9ipg Wings to spare
either tna nor tabor To the explanatica and adj
,cacy az the trne and ony principles on which
spends she grtatsxpeThnent Of RtpgA!ican Gov-
iment ,s
Having made thesc few Fnnarks on the political
Isl Of the publication, We feel confdrAt that its
iity viii be readily perceived blythe pub'is, and
lly appreciated. IN addition 10 the political faa-
res, the following will be TIC principal subjects
which the Review Will treat. from the nens iii IA.
4 most celebrated writcrs III the present day.
Reviews and Erisiral Notices viii scegpy a 4 /,
III Of Its pngcs, fhereny giving praise 70 geiSus,
ID csrSare " such productions only as sya fsch-
deser ding of II. 4.
A sketch 81 the proceedings Of Congress- win be
ven at the close of each esssn, To which Will he
plHined tho cause and effect II AL PROMINENT 4
Is and ineasute.y compiled BY \ gentleman III 4
ability and opportunity % arrange 4
ID callscs surh matters as will preysdosh intcrss-
II nod instrnctive. II
ElccSinn Returns win hs given ins tabularform, Z
,bgasing elertins Of imposause IN the yarcas 3
ates. Is siSs As practicable after the recepsi1l& Il
iciri Tetufs. M
Essaysand Talcs also form nimpornntl Nit Ar V
swcrk, anda original Articles ~ 1his character d.
Ilfeceivc prompt Attentions. The object Of the N
blishers next 10 enhancing the good calse in a
lich thry have embarked, win De To furnish TIE n
lderwith sacb matters as will botb Instruct AMI b
iusr, such0s 81
Sketches AVID "reminiscences Of svsnts too min 81
for history ~
and Historical Sketches Of distia- 81
shed psfsonages, &c d,
Original Poetry win BE WIN spfipklcd through Ri
pages NJ
Eugysyings Ii iistinguishsa Statesmen. II tho 10