Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-07

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iecrs Of LrrzEzrgEz and $50 k=s fsx some
| ears past. been demanded ~ TIE taessa=A-AE
intelligence and refinement % tna- Po-fson -
the Union. Possessing HararaA aeraasa2es
superior 10 any other seeDen q err eaan<rT-
and peculiarly suited from he c4e-1gre- 81 -
political and domestic Institutions - shs e1r-
walton Of those arts and refreIusn1s wAaen e0n-
stItufe the eaief glory a1d pleasure IT ssesl-
exisfence--fhe South his xe1 eeE= oNs A<.zs
to deEefope or improve those EnselAscrGaE gtfsS~
which. IL Il believed have 5esa 5@sroMes1 90
her ia a snperemInenr degree Her sons lave
been principally engaged IN TIE saga= tr1as
and cotton liGe,-'-o- IN PsilzacS---za1z sazn
low strlfe, which make mea Esad--1n evsry
department, however. IN wa ca taey aaxe chr
gagged. they have exhibited izseilecEnai viggr-
that most enaobling atErlbute Of mas ts~ni4s
of the highest order Her Orators and >raze=-
men are the foremost OF the InRon-an1 tAGs@
few Of her sons who have engaged IN literary
enterprises. have shed ho1cr upon themselves
and their country These facts indicate sias x
Is no mental imbeciIirv that has retarded rae
intellectual prosperity OF Ehs >oush--ana wns-
rant the confident belief thar = . that porzien
OF the UnI0n- and her rzf1-Sfseer. tie = zSr
our country. and pace American hseraEars.
upon an eual footing with that Of Europe "A
no part OF the worid- do the people gensEaLtx
possess greater opnorfun5 ties rnare tezs4xe ant
CONFERENCE.-The literary reerfsfSous> raan IN
the Southland now- that her institutions have
become settled. and her Inhabitants have rleE 3
ed from the condition Of pioneers Of r1e ~Ilgisr-
ness. into permanent citizens. larZs nan ae.s "a
them have turned their attention. 20 those 5eiler
letters, a. they termed BY the French. ~Afea-
like woman. tend 10 refIcs and zE1ru society.
improve the heart. elevate the fnrellscr. aus -
z word. benefit and beausify ali the relations
oflife.
In addition 70 these claims Of science and
literature, there are ether and Peeuiiar rsasauz
which render the establishment in r1e Soarh-
of periodicals OF a high eaaFaeteE. parrseulsr.g
desirable. Many Of our institutions % whlch
warmly attached. are subjects 81 eea-
sure and OblOquy abE0a1,-and tor tnss raas1li.
that Heg are not Iulferstooa. WORKS. standing
aloof from party politics. and eonauaaualag re-
spect BY their ability aad dignity @ ehaFaczer-
can do much 70 remove these p-eIudzces- -
enhghtentng their qossessors- N-c1 zas a-Ee1-
[ dy been d0ne-much more can be aeeoauPllsa-
/ ed.
Actuated b. these Impressions, and s1-lstea
/ OF the general desire Tor the esrzbllstulenl "a
the South-Nes est of periodical pramotlee ed
such views the subscriber has determined %
commence on the first Of lamar, 1893 s.rssziis
a sufficient number - --s--r-s-r- 81, ,..-~.--
/ ,Ie undertaking. Be Obtained 81 rhar time. the
publication of a monthly Nazaz.ne aud Eerrsas-
with the title pFenNeu 20 rhEs prospectus There
are but two works OF the and puh-lsasd en- n-I
the Southland not one in the States 81 Esearz-1-
Alabama Mississippi Louisiana or Tenzsssae-
This presents wide Geld Cor such a nahi-ca-
uOn- ana the subscriber confidently re. as aas1a
the intelligent citizens Of those Ssas--. tr ras
patronage necessary 20 sustain III
The following IS brief outline ot che plrr
OF the proposed WORK
II viii contain choice and vel vrrirTsn am
cles IN everv branch Of Science. Liretaru-e ans
the Arts-and shall b. IN the 1naia sr7are1l htsr
will contain occasional selections trar1 1l nars
OF Southern winters Of euineuce. or uussn SAB
Iects aPPertaInIng q the S5zra and - i-s-1-
tutIOns-
Its usual contents wiI BE- Tarrs- rrsr-f 49,
mantle and humorous ESSAYS srsemrzfe. Dad
actIc and fancIfuls tllsrorcal and Esaerarhs-1.
Sketches. Impartial Reeves 90 uea 1Er-.-.
particularly such a. are from the pers 81 .Ssa-s-
ern writers. or relate to .ec-- 81 s7re-es- -
and such Literary Intelilzru-- rs rlrv g. al
general interest y regular cruseeaf ~ rs-e
current news "a The CAV. lat TEASE 50 uueh a.
may Be valuable Tor prest rvarleu. nr.F r= ear-
sttutes the History OF the Times v -l Be- li,--
IN each number lt NAV Be proper q ~-a-r 49,.
that an the hrst voiguis. mes lf -rf--ar-s.st
Sketches Of the STATE OF a l1ba,ar f-ss.7 H. "a
eovery and settlement 60 the RTssaaf sluass assl
series Of @-Letters from Eurcne br = ar.-,.-
Albanian VIII Be published
Particular pains WllI b. 90 render rs. s.--t
IN every respect equal 70 any ct fhe Nznruz1aes
IN lHiS country and tor the purpose Cd r-aalar-
ing an assurance thar such viil Be- 1hs ease and
that the WORK wIit In everv u-nE &C r-nrrH. rf
patronage the subscriber announces rsrr rHe
Editorial Departments viii D. a.aceL ta raa
hands Of gentleman Of Superior li-erare n-r-lz-
rnents- and Of popularity as a winter. anl thsr
the work VIII contain original or selected arr
cles from the pens OF the f3iI5sia y.slI sr.sus
writers, most Of whom Wlll b. rsszizE caa-r--
but1Ts-
Mrs Caroline Lee Heutz. r1u-ha- of-L-,ra,.-s I.
FOIly-' novels -"De Lara FrlEe Tra-edr. 4
&c,} OF Florence Ala
Mrs Ellen Freem1u. Tusrniaosa-
Miss Elizabeth N. Al,isrn. Mshie
Miss Margaret Allison. Me5lie-
Mrs Caroline l. Hale.
Mrs NOlnsy Z How srt- jack s1- Nj
Joseph Fl Ingra5srn, E-4- fauraa- ~ -Ea-
6tte.' The South WesE,s, ard -.Es-rra- e- 49, p
Seiges.r') Natchez. Nj
Professor r A Barnard. Uaive-slrv Of Ala.
Rev Albert A Nuizer- tauzher 81 ~ ansrs
AZ Rome,''J GAINESVILLE. Tenn-
Henry ". IIlhard. ESQ Wanrro-serv Al.
Professor K. T. Brumbv. Univsrzltr aEAta- Ii
Rev Norman PllneE. lIohlle. Ia
Hon. Richard Henry Wilde. 1 u.rusrs Ga
Henry Thompson Esq Taliaaos=a. Ala
Professor Henry Tut~iier. Narion. Ala
VIM r Smith, Esg- Tuscalosza- An
J. VI Field- Esq fanthoE Of ~Fag's Flsri-.
mage Poem,) Mobile
Rev George Felix Heard. NabfIe
Philander La Verge. E,s1- Tascalas-s- Ala En-
Timothy Flint taatho-of '-F'-aaris Bssr.ca.-I :
&c. &c-) LOUISIANA
AIexander-B. Meek, ESQ. Tuscslussa. Ala.
Rev J. y Mafir- Nafchez- NJ
Hon A. B. Loagstueet- faa-hor 81 --lsesrz,- I
scenes--71 a uzusrn- Ca
Samuel a Hale Es7r Tuscal,osa. Al
v m Gilmore SHINES. Es7- t44thar oE SIS. r
Rivers -s'The Partisan Sc t,aafles-s- = l. 2
Throughout the vVoTk- srue51ss ea-e aTE s. :
lad 20 preserve htEa rnoral as aetl e. fsrr-r-.
tandard- While efforts sglll Be- ulaas q. aisa-r .
nj elevate the fancy. nothing 81 De- al .sr-e .
hat y III IN the least v1siars the Aearr Er wIf !
likewise be an obJeet 20 bisnd ras ussfai SEA E
he Pieasing-or, m the fangsase ~ Er. gsaa- y
on. ~'to unite beauty wirh rruaa. b. snHesnE {
- the aid 81 rsason--
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nmber vii contain ssxry-ieur large aeraaua 4
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ayable invariably IA advances. oras sos- nssi.sf
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now as one Of t6e Publishes sf - Z --Far 50 8
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