The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-06-11
PROSPECTUS or THE
CAROLINA BEACON.
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.nefropOfif0n Omnibus.
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fplfE World Is constantly changing .-a,.
- are changing. and customs. manners aa
hahi,s ate changing Tbs srls and seicrcrs a.
siridiug ahead 10 tbc way ri IMPROVEMENT, dafA q
al0ng our mogntairs, through rlycrs. and "
mounting obstacle alter ul,iaclc " nh ihs ,pts.
ilsfeppa'a sliced In tie place The mean, fsgs
aiFty sheets. called Newspapers. which vtfs q
mcfly sent forth, 4e now see large NEATLY piia't
sFinied heb6amlna!s ana Juhcs. on al sides III
t.c ues sPap rial world particularly. has ,ln, q
r'gvfucnt o. tbo sgu been marlfexi--and tho iass
enec Of Tho uo1si aplf press Is daily growing M
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al porrfiaI Slysm.
u Tie apoi.al world, mighty and q
deTiuI revelation j. al hand. IL has slirsiysiari
itself ~ sotnc II uar Pfln.ipal ciliga-1 es 11s.
ty p1psfs have caught ihc charm, apd Il s grtt
p@iiy gaining ground ihroug huut this migsl
country Ia North Carolina, this has nc, 81
shown llscil, and the people seem content lib aa
a.e.lashlantd sleepy concerns which arc set Fs
..shsd her dsv1sfJ 10, and lhcif hmbcFm. ~
nnIus ii.ird with, Giity. blackboard, tchsnul
demoraInug palitics- bscassc ll,eif a1tcnliar tit
not yet bgrn directed toward. that spnahly, tl.s
lHg, independent comprehensive, pu.lhcad no.sn
style which ~ now 0uistflpina tytFy Thing o.
lhetc - isck Of sifdm about mes, Rev spsfci
nova daya,--,hcy navigate on lhe odd plsn--.si
have not yet adopted modern cuuuiyruce' IA
daAl'iag ahead. They are "beblnd the lines
and the Improvements Of TO aye.
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and accurate, giving tic cream of every thioe lh
occurs, IN pleasant, condensed shape, wilaos
~cafylng tie reader with dull details.
II Ptit2sophy dal scitues, We have an csPfra.
assistants most sage and cruditc rorsonagr-
Whose abilities are unsurpassed, and " hose alr'
ton vii be assiduoualy directed toward TIC cnls'
loinment aud instruction Of those who read ia
Beacon,
Ia Politics, the Beacon will he truly ia4tpsRa
fHi-no, neutral, by any means. Cumberland vi
but iNprrENOEsr that is. We ,riH say wloi ~
pfase, neither counting fayor nor fearing cnmIIV.
we hate The Loco Focos, bot We do not like The
Wings beitrr than ourself or tho people III large
therefore We choose to 70 for 4, No l. aud igf ne
people generally ~ preference to any lhag
any body else. As, however, Il becomes ever
good citizen % takc some interest, 10 the political
affairs q his country, and in tho result OF The az
preaching contest FOR The Presidency, &c, "
shall devote portion OF the several numbers q
orr paper issued before The election 10 the coni|
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connected herewith, Aiter that, Nc shall io'
our attention more exclusively 10 literary matters
re,,g''n, philosophy, agriculture and tho iaf 'c'
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