The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-14
PROSPECTUS or THE
CAROLINA BEACON.
am
.TefropOfit0R Omnibus.
RIE.S. ZTNEIY


lnllE world is constantly changing ..-noo.,
~ are ebsnrlnr, sad customs. tnsnn,,. =.
habits are changing The arts and science, 4,
straing ahead Ia The way Of Improvement ,i,.l /,
along our meaB,sins. through rivers. and 60,
mounting obstacle after ob.,sele with The ,scss /,
llaEfppA's sliced. 10 ihe place tthe mean. r,gy,l
a'''y 'hst'', called newspapers. which wtrs 6
5"''y sfh' 'nfth' We hov see large gcstly pririsl
fffi''d hebd8nlRss and dailirs. on oil sidca i
me neaspapHtiaI world particularly, has this 8
Pfo'fmtht Of ilie age been maHiEti-and the iaas
thoe = We nc~si rer press is daily Ffowing nst
po"efiul, Instead Of rickeiy coaches and esai
We now dash over laod stlho ailofqueer maehpe,
puihne ahd smoking along a, fearful rate ed
70 place 81 barees and sall boats We now dsf, IL
Nin's' ana s.em tides and currents By the AID {
al powerful STEAM.
10 the ne~spaporill world, a mighty ard Wsr
neriul ieFouiiua Is at hand. II has already shoxi
l''eii N some Of our principal eites--a fes cosa
~ papers have caught he charnI. aud il !. gf,A
aaiy gaming ground thrnufhsssi Oil. -,ra,
country IN Sorth Carolina, ihss has NJ, r.
snow itself and The people seem esn,,r,t xilh X
.a-iashiened sleepy concerns which arr st -
hshed here, devoted to, and thei, lumbe,In, O.
ea'hs hileo with, dirty, BLACKBOARD. sc4sfsiss.
deiNofai1ing pnliiics-bscaase thei, a,tspfisu ~
MOI ye' been directed towards that sssirksly ct.s
inR' independent, comprehensive. go.abs.4 -,sss,.
Eye winch Is nov outstfipinq crsry thing de-
there Is lack Of sifara about mos. ,,Fsr, -
no" days they navigate on the eld nl,r,--sssf
nave not Sc, adopted modern roo,rirsor,. Il
oashing ahead. They are beaind IL t,-,s.
ah1 NE improvements of the arc.
~ neies matters, the Beacon = yilg A. rr,r,s,
ana aceutaic, giving the cream Of every thing ,,.
occurs 70 a pleasant, condensed shape. wi,hoa.
wears ing the reader with dull dttails
IN philosophy and seitnce, we have nm espsei.l
assistanl--a most sage and erudl,o pefsopsve-
"hose ahllI'lcs are unsurpassed, and whose atten.
lion VIII be nssiduously directed toward the enter
Beacon. "''' '''N
;" fo'ifies' the Beacon will be truly iHd,ptn&
.M-not neutral, by any means. Understand u.l
'ut iNDEFEsnEsT that IL. we nil san ,ehai rt
'.sase neither counting favor nor fearing enmiiy.
~ nale the Loco Focos, bat we do not like the
= h'gs better than ourSelf or the people al large,
"o't'ofe We choose 10 90 for A, No. and for the
'euP,o generally In preference to ANY thing OF
- oony eisc' as, however, il becomes every
SVu c'Ash 70 take some interest in the political
ia"s o. ms country, and in the result Of tho sp.
toech'ng contest for the Presidency. &c, We
na'l us'o.e portion Of the several numbers Of
" paper issued before tho election to ,hc consid.
.a''o'' OF matters and lhings, men and dongp.
herewith. After that, we shall lnfa
y a'lcn'ien more exclusively 10 literary matters
Lyon, philosophy, agriculture aud the fair ser,
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