Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
UNITED STATES .MAGAZIyNE
democratic Review.

mas lohg heen apparent to many Of the re.
n nectihg members or tho Democratic Pauvo.
The United states, that periodical for tho sdvo,
cacy and diffusion Of their political princinlss
similar TO those in such active and influentis,
operation in England, would be a desiderotnn, os
great Importance to supply--a periodical which
should unite with tho attractions of n so,,nd auS
vigorous literature, political character cansble
+" giving cfhclcnt support u the doctrines and
measures OF that Dafty, now maintained nv
large majority OF the pGOple Discussinq tbo
gfeaJ p'e'tnns II policy before the country ey
pounding ana advocating the Democratic doc.
'r'ho through The most able pehs that that marty
can 'nrn'.l, in articles Of greater lsnv,h. mo,a
c"hoehSed force, more elaborate rcsnarcL. ana
nors elevated tone than is possible fot the nrvs.
paper press Magazine Of this chuflc.,r bs
.p,'es ., an INSTRUMENT Of inopprciable yaiut foy
the enlightenment! and formation Of publicat
ION, and forthe support OF the princinle. uIiai.
u NauVocates, by these means, by thus oxnlg;r'
ihg ana defending the measures Of the orent Ia
hneialc rarity, and by always furnishino IN N,
pupHc clear and powerful commentary unon
those complex questions Of policy and n,r,"
"hich SO frequently distract the country ,rd
upon "hich, lmperiectly understood as thew n
lch are by friends, and misrepresented and dis
oi'eu us thoy never fail to be by political oppo.
nents, II is OF the utmost importance th,t H.
public should be fully and rightly uIormea -, !.
IS hoped that the periodical in question NAV ha
MADE to exert a beneficial, rational. und los1;ns
influence on the public mind. "s
other considerations, whish cannot bc a.
highly appreciated, will render tbc e.+oI,iI
meht and success of the proposed Marazinc =,
very great importance.
IN thc mighty struggle Of antagonist pvnc;
pes "pich Is now going on in society, the Demo.
o'aic party OF the United States stands com.
eS - ~ -. 'he worid US the depository and cxem
piat oi those cardinal doctrines of poltic,l r;tL
wlth which the cause Of tae People in every sss
unG country is identified. Chiefly from the want
oi u convenient means of concentrating tho in
,eiectual energies OF its disciples this party has
n'therto been almost wholly unrepresentedi in tbs
republic OF letters, while the views and policv
% % its opposing creeds are daily advocated by
1ne apiest and most commanding efforts Of geni.
US and learning - se"'
,,,i ~ 'he uniled states Magazine the ATTEMPT
WIZ ne made TO remove this reproaeb
Coordinate with this main design of tho I'M;
ted States Magazine, no care nor cost IN
sP4ieu 70 render 1t, IN literary point of view
hoiaoic 10 the country, and fit to Gene in vim
" w; ans riEaHy with It's European competitors
viewing the English language as the poblc beri.
.IIso "na common blrthrght of all who speak
NV ,io aoaguo oil Milton and Shakespeare, it will be
~ un'lolm ohIcct of ITS conductors to present
aby .rI nhest productions in the various bran
cnSs nc Oh literature, that can be procured. and u
tiHuse the benefit Of correct models Of tss,ay
worthy execution. '"''e anu
an 'n's department the oxcInsiyeoess of mart,
auae" y ihssfarah!o from The political denar,'
Wv Wv ~ ~ Nuch WORK, will have no bIace iJoro
w. W. az s'tho IN neutral ground of eounlitv
81 ra cit} where those niyersal princines
NAM. ""'ch we are all alike subject. win
n,,;,,oaI .'N'ga'Hco as the common law. Our
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ohf common literature il Nh hn 49, ''' ~ ou'
Z ''s % cherish and ATTEND with n IiberaI;tmnf ~
'eo,'hs uhhlassed BY partial or minor viaus
, ~ the United ,:tates Maeszine IL forndnd on
'r' ~ % a"e'' basis which the mcansa and influence
d lhe Democratic Party in the United StateS
%" present 1t is intended to render il in everv
1 thoroughly National Work: moi morcly
I,,, T. ~ 'ui ophehcrai interest and attraction.
Dut 10 continue Of permanent historical ynIne
hi'hough n It's political character The uni,ed
states Magazine addresses its claims IN s,,na.I
= uIa'.cuIariy to the Democratic party. il Il honed
nat itS oth"r features referred to above--,pdo
OF the desirable object of hccom;nn
acquainted with the doctrines of nm onnonan,
mus ad'ocatcd--"ilr recommend il 10 Iher.i
'hu ~, candid support from all parties, and from
'"g az 'aige class OF no party.
.slu;u r'.m"'e ihe popular objects in view, and
liz p,r, "Po" lhe united support of the Dcmocra.
,'I aity as well as from others, the price of
,Ptoh is hAed at the low rate of s5 per an
iuh' .nn whlIe IN mechanical arrangements. andip
1o' Nv qeaht'ty Of matter, &C., the United Stotes
hag"zlne ha I WI be placed on par at least Will
.;,, "1 icaahg m'n'h'ics Of England. The whole
~ T1n 'nnn tnree large octave volumes each wear
aau SUBSCRIPTION win be in all cases nayable y
= H. lance or for the first year only. s6 ON
ao ao;.' cry OF the third number The ahsolut
,e,c"s''ty Of this rule in such an establ;shme,
WI he ohvi'us t,all. '''a'''si'"'ei
~ 2ain .rrE iin Review is nahlished MONTH X
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