Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18


IsubIcCt 0frOogfaiulnllop ~ mii friend
: No honf, NJ " " n great pida nn
+ pIoaufo win ourselves ~ state. llIn
d the Magnolia Ike va nollo Dnmeshk.
having lfIumIllcd over he hftt NJ,
couwgihg cifcumtiinces under whicl
lil was plunl0d, hes takcn pcimnfon
. root, aud s now IN a condition o
ylgornnd promise, which iusiidos M,
hope that II viii bring loilli goodies
GuIl, and altnin ~ the green honoil
Of q hardy growth, q long he, and Il
pcfrcnicl freshness 70 the last. IL
subscribers arc increasing daily, ila
Typographical garments viii soon be-
lus flowing and beautiful a. the best
among IL cotempoiarIrsj and among
the fine intollccts assembled aud a..
cared 10 maintain its internal charnc
Ter, may be enumerated many of The
most accomplished names Of which
The South can boast. II may be-
enough 10 say that VIC arc still a..
surod Of the co operation of all those
who have heretofore written for our
pages; 10 which we shall add, with
each successive issue Of the Maya
zine, other names no less able, by
which we shall furnish to our rea.
dcrs a fortunate va iety aud most
liberal supply, oil Il c intellectual edi.
bles which they desire. The Edito.
rial duties will devolye chiefly upon
Mr.. w. Gilmore Simms, whose SER
vices we have secured to greater
degree than before, The Editorial |
bureau will be entirely surrendered
to his control, and lis general super
vision Of the work. is hereafter certain.
tie will nevertheless be assisted by
The same gentlemen whose labors
heretofore have contributed so large
y to endow this particular depar-
nent Of the Magnolia, with the influ-
'nce which 1t confesSedly asserts.
1t might be enough for our present
purposes TO end here. We rejoice
0 believe that the day of Southern
lkewarmness to the necessity of ,
rental culture, in our own land has
one forever. There is a glorious I,
"akcnlng. We have daily signs ]
lat a Southern literature i demand :
l. The Magnolia is d. manded.- !
e are proud in detecting, in the =
ogress OF EACH days events, TIE dc. i
'iVe proofs that our people need, Il :,
e determined to have a periodical. =
l!ch shall speak justly and fear no 4; : !,
ilch shall be equally true and bold. Il
which criticism shall be free aid :.
Mt, and opinion shall be unbiased s
her by fear or favor; a work in :
lIch the tone shall be manly. ard IL;
chi racter and sentiment essen
lly and only South IN. 1t is doubt. !.
whether another word need be ~
q on this subject, We feel the SEN - =;
lent of Southern intellectual indie. W.
'dence every where beginning to e.
'athe and burn around US. 1t will -
no fault of ours if we do not main ii
4 its fires. W
:. 7 Pendleton will devote the re- - -
lnder OF the year to travel. He 49,
visit our friends in the interior az !
til, and North Carolina, and Geor- CD
during the present summer. The
ter he will give to Ala, Miss. La.
superintendent of the mechani-
department. will fall to the charge
5urgess 81 James, who PLEDGE
nseives that the Magnolia, in IT,
raphical air and costume, shah M,
worthy of tie noble name it bears - ~
This respect large Improvements ~
needed, and contemplated The % CO
RAJ plan OF the work will resem- duodt
that OF The Southern Literary splenc
'enger, a journal confessedly a. al; Ca
: the neatest in this or in anv the ch
try. ." superb
u terms are as before-S5 a wear amer -
yearly in advance NJ n va To
,eo ~ w SUBSCRIBER of the
80 'iioh year. Each number ing es,
ontaln Cd pages, which circum- " o% s.,s
= my occasionally induce us $4,000
rease. With this summary we win GO
ide our address IN tho fc;o ais, the
'uth; Southern Literature and
esn Institutions. The
c PENDLETON. iamil q
A-4~A0 " JAN1ES, Propri- tetests,
tors. pendent
rieslon, 5. c. June /, 1912. Gnat %