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PROSPECTUS OF THE
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ngtotA District OF tolulalia, on The AT day d
lanuarv next, and delivered monthly IN All parts
of tic United States, devoted exclusively % the
adtancementof the great principles Of the Wing
party, and the encouragement VI literature and
| science. ii Z.
The experience Of the past year has confirmed
IN The minds Of tho more rejecting and sagacious
Of hig party shata vacuum exists Ia the Pc
riodical press Of the country, in which should DC
lcombincd the productions Of our great statesmen
lon literary and scientific sdbjects, and those Of the
emi,fsiit literary geiiises Of which ,he United
States can boast 50 ample a SHIRE, on the various
subjerts tlat present themselves to sound and
vigorous intellect. s
II cannot be doubted thai the present crisis de-
nands the publication Of work calculated 70 In
fuse and circulate true and honest po'ticu iniof-
nation, and 70 contcracf the d'reful influence cx-
ertcd by monthly peisoe'cai Of similar nature
publishcdia thscily, under the auspices, and bear
ing the nameof The seli-stylsd democracy q the
present DAY, advocating me measures whicn, suc-
cessful, ARE destined 70 mouder 70 runs, me flpT
re q PVT noble Constitution, w placing constroc-
lions on ito sui the caprice ana adYahce the rea-
chlss "a corrupt amhluon s
khe umonoi suchsprlncipics with genefai ~
eratule as have Aisuited the common sense aiin
honesty o. The ountry,ly proria'mihg me "Mar-
tyrdom OF Cillcy,n rendered IN 2 maiaaeriuore
defstablc from the insldious way N WHICH tney
al combined, tends directly 70 me dtsofganiza-
uon OF al that, US Ameficans, shouiu 20 neId
most sacred. ms combination Is calculated 70
secure them circulation ~ quarters 70 which they
mishtnot otherwise penetrate, rs wen rs from 2
certain ar q 'lgh-toncd phlanthropy and expaii-
sive lberalty N views, with which they are art
fully able q hvcst themselves, for the purpose 81
Sealing theitlway INTO the heads through TIE un-
suspecsing nearts q that class on which depends
the destiny ami hopes OF the naiion--lts Young
men. whist the more experienced sagacliy OF
Older heads raii never hesitate amonent IN recos-
nlzlng the rea' NAKED dclornty q these principles
OF modern Radicusm, under all the fair seeming
disguiscs they may assume. yet 20 the Young they
arerepleie with Subtle danger OF the most bcr-
nicious character.
The National Magazine and Republican Ke-
view, is indeed, and will be conducted with these
and other equally important considerations N view
calculated 70 and to incul-
cate tue correct political principles on which are
based the views and practice d the great kepub-
bean Wing party, as weHas for the enccarage-
niert and maintenance of genuine polite literature.
The publishers Will neither spare expense ~ the
department oi the work, nor Their ut
most efforts II render fhc iscv'ew useful to the pub
iIc " iltefafy point "a view, ana hohorable To-
the country ana cause Which It IS dcstineu 20 cs-
pousr as Nationui WORK.
Inc penod j. iastarriyingwhen me couatly WI
emerge IRON ne DOMINION q y parry WMca mas
come INTO power under the corrupt influence o. Q
inisled populsrI prejudice, aud which has advoca-
ted aud sailed undtr NE broad ana corrupt motto
81 oiilce seekers, 10 ne rtftoFs besong ne Spots
IF ne rdnq1HsHed:'' being alike anti-republican,
unconstitutional, and ioul STAN upon the tree iii-
stituions o. the country tilat can only De eradca-
ted by ne triumph Of the principles which govern
the Kepuniican wing party Of the presentday
Inc auvoca'cs o. 'hs principles Alluded g, VINO
nave stoou foremost ~ defence OF the CONSTITUTION
and Laws Wnen they were as dlnlnutlve IS party
coll DC, exerting the strength Of z Leoaidas bat
fling with me host q Aerxes and have nearly sue
cecded II rescuing the government from tae grasp
Of corruption, will deem i their imperative duty To-
continue their efforts, and It cannot DC better done
than by supporting peridical of high standing
for SOUND political primo iple and literary worth
and such an one will be found in the National
Magazine and RcppbEcan Review.
The success Of ths Magazine will therefare de-
pend, III measure, on the great body Of The OPP
ponen.s z ins aese'' aln'nls'iasol' Wnso III
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eas. O .ns puollcaaIon weeei confident nat rs
u',,''y win ~ leae''ly pstce'veo py te fupe, any
.uly appseciaen y auiuon q me politcai iea-
lures ',e ioi,si.s WI " tne pfncipal sonec's
on Which ne heyie" wl'i tfeat, from The pens ~
t'c most ceiscfatea Wtl'efs q stnc present day
heviews 1fa Snucai " lsoaees VIII occupy a
aaft q i'ssases, 'herfuy srlng praise 70 genris,