Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

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patriotic dcyoilon--m0rc eoquenee. osr
app opuale information, and talent oi NJ,
requisite kind, have been manfeslsd b,,s5
ont our extensive land, Than were eys, R,,
on any occasion whatever, exhibited snmis
since we were nalion Should IA, ,bSs.
clcee, then, OF 80 remarkable period mat
be suffered to rcpose IN the fleeing reco.s.
tons OF the present dar, or beleltotbeeDb,.
rial and pershablo daily or weekly e,lasI
VIII not the statesmen and politicians, syad
our own timos, have frequent occasion Dms
to the events OF the past Year, viii nthop
| sands hereafter seek in vain through ihoian
avenues for the minute details Of this woniy.
FIJI canvass, az foil Of moral submig als
charged with deep political wisdom, and an
tul researches into eud exposliious Of aims
every political topic that has agtated the pa
and will continue to excite the future la
il seems to me that q careful selection andtR
centpiion OF all that is essential lullyioth,
acterize that period must be aecepisbspts
general public Of the present dagi andhiials'
CONNIE roI2 t Elsa yWr0 tne Gss %99 sa 1a
trust prosperous Republic, NiA@@se.
and these hopes, venture to maks@Wp.
sal to the American Public,
That faithful and living picture d NJ
period may be preserved, not only lofOueEr
day and generation, but for many yelheas
every lineament, however small, i truly tin
aoteTislic, will be given; and, whilst upsIa
will be as studiously avoided as may PG'
ticablo. still every State IN the Union mua On
tribute its due and relative portion iOvud'E'
fecting tho graphic delneaton, 50 that "
ore at moral picture OF these stirring daHuN
be cduced from all these various sources n
thereby assure all coming times That 'a' Wy
ume IS no paruznn work OF an oyer-zea'9h@
/ diyidual, but veracous chronicle o. aaIa
may be recorded therein, ,.,
The volume will probably be dN'd'di@
the twelve following parts
l. The canvass Of 1886, and is results
II. Proceedings Of the Harrisburg V0qF
iii. Festivals, &c, throughout the u9ea
arranged. primarily, chronoiostcay-seS0'u's
" BY States. 80, IN
w. Speeches, addresses, letters Scf eg
fnlly selected and corrected by Their 'esp''@
v The titles and general contents Of any,
books, pamphlets, SC, published auDns Z
canvass u .,,s
VI. Similar enumeration OF a ga
pamphlets, &c, written IN support y !. Ii n.
, ministrations Of Andrew Jackson ana = III, n 4
tin Van Buren,, and selection ii0m ~, "A
may exhibit the Legislation, PnllO'Op''
morals of that party. I'D obst
VII. Selections from the meloaies a ,.,,.atp
s poetical productions, sufficient y 'p''''
{ the times. - ..r;ous uicli
manufactured for sale, and as PioD'0'''
cause. i me recent
TX. The authenticated votes II 'D'
! State elections g, me Election
,. X. The authenticated votes l0t '1' =
Of President and Vice President rnm ii
XII proceedings at Washington NJ, ,,J lSl
meeting Of Congress to the 4th Oh "'''''
the Inaugural Address, &c .,rueat, L
XII. The organization OF uo'''"''
new Cabinet, &c, index Ia natroDist
!. The volume SHOULD the WORK " y sol psgi
+ w;ll nrobably be royal octave . v n,iee v
h stcrcotyped, on good PoPGg as,.ondan, upon !
vary from 81 so to 81 aePs"C md the DIFF
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eneii ~ ~ eestivals, Authenticated S,rl,
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