Southern Argus., 1839-02-19
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NatIonal ltaeazine a- i
can Review
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THE National Magazine M f
- Review, will BE publisbe8 iS s slsa
N ashngton, District Of fss6l15T,s.s - sily d
lst day Of yan6aTJ next ana fIeFss- g ll
y u az parts q the United Slsles.eei'-.Al
exclusively 10 the advancement of - ss.iseei
principles of the Wing party. .ss5 Z CT
eouFagement Of Literature apd se;o.. 80 ee q
The experience Of the past Yea, =
hrmed IN the minds of the nore "a -. @.
sagacious Of the Wing party, t6sf gg a
exstsin the periodical press IL ~ s.l : z lell,n
which shoGld be combined the T.s,S.... l!,a
our great statesmen on literary ~ sTS1-.e.asd
subjects, and those Of the eminent I,..s,
eniuses Of which the United Stata, @.
50 ample a share, on the various sr,
present themselves to sound and 49, uSl
telIect. 90 ilse p
It cannot be doubted that the bse...
demands the publication Of a wo-E sE...s. ~
to infuse and circulate true and ho-s.' -led
information, and to comteract tbe l.sn.al
fuence exeEted BY a monthly peloS,,.i S--l 3 p
similar nature published IN this eitg. rrS.'ea ~.
auspices, and bearing the name Il ~ ss
styled democracy of the present d. - sss
ting measures which, If sueeessEEl T .a.0Sh
stined to moulderto ruins, the ef3lTi, y y e
noble Constitution, by placing eor,,,,.,ue -
omit togmt the caprice and adFaDcetRs,...,
ings of a corrupt ambition. ~
The union Of such principles viii,
literature as have insulted the comno5s ss-.la
and honesty of the country, by prorIs;S,-.1, .1,e
g Martyrdom of Ciliey," rendTaJ;.i' lle
ner more detestable from the rnsa;o1s : nan
which they are combined, tends drer,lI@ 80, =
disorganization of all that, as EI.s.'als as
should de held most sacred. This coDb;D..;...
is calculated to secure them circDl.t;,. !:
quarters to which they might not OtbeT;i.
penetrate, as well as from a certain ders'e.
air of high-toned philanthropy and exrsI-Ss'
liberality of views, with which they . y
fully able to invest themselves, for themS,'.
of stealing their way into the heads ilnTJ
the unsuspecting hearts Of that class On NJ
depends the destiny and hopes Of the ntr1-
its young men. Whist the mon \
perienced sagacity of older heads can p,,.
hesitate a momeEt N recogniins a
real naked deformity of these pnne5s Z
modern Radicalism, under all the far sastiDD
DISCUSSES they may assume yetto the ~
they are replete with, a subtle danger d q
most pernicious character.
The National Magazine and RepubT,n
Review, is indeed, and win be conducted "a
these and other equally important cOnsids5
tons in view calculated 70 correct niscOnstw
tons, and to inculcate the correct paEis,
principles on which are based the views an
praeticeof the great Republican Wing pant
as well as for the encouragement and mainte
nance of genuine polite literature The pul
fishers viii neither spare expense in the m
chanicaI department Of the work, nor Their q
most efforts to render the Review useful 70 d
Pubic in literary point Of view, and huoa
BILE to the country and cause which It i Il
stined to espOuse as a National work.
The period is fast arriving when The cOzF
will emerge from the dominion Of a pr
which has come into power under the ooru
influence of a misled popular prejudice a
which has advocated and sailed under q
broad and corrupt motto of ofice.seehs
a To the Uictors belong .the Sroils Of de u
quiShed:" being alike anti-repubhcan, mm
stitutional, and foul stain upon the free D
stitutions of the country, that can OlJ !
eradieated by the triumph of the prinrli
which govern the Republican Wing ParI
the present day.
The advocates of the principles aTDdelh
who have stood foremost IN defence Of d
Constitution and Laws when they were a6
minutive as a party could be, exertg ID
; strength Of a Leonidas battling with Tie hos
; of Xerxes, and have nearly succeededn Hs
+, cuing the Government from the grsEp q on
ruption, will deem it their imperative duty 1
: continue their efforts, and il cannot be betI
done than by supporting q periodical Of BIZ
! standing for sound political prinelple and liter
: worth; and such an one VIII be found in d
Z National Magazine and Republican R
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the opponents of the present Adminisiz1u
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: establishment. And It viii be equally bni,
: on the talented and patriotic band Of lest
: Wings to spare neither time nor labor to .
g explanation and advocacy Of the true sBl q.
principles on which the Government canFl
!. per- and on the success Of which depeBI
] great experiment of Republican Con
! ment.
Having made these few remarks on DEP
!, ltcal cast of the publication, We feel confi
I that its utility VIII he readily perceived b. d
Public, and fully appreciated. In ada6a
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|. principal subjects on which the Reeves u
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genius, and censure TO such PRODUCTIONS on
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gentleman of acknowledged ability sndpPPd'
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ter the reception of Official returns.
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0 as win both instruct and amuse, such 2 !.
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