, 1843-09-02
Prospectus
FOR THE NEXT YEAR OF THE
VOLS. XII. II xiv.

The commencement OF the thiid year
# the New Series. 1t is sufficient
to saw that there will tie no remission
Of the same p%unctuality and eticien.
cy winch have heretofore character
led the arrangements of lis pu9lica.
ton.
The approaching great struggle Of
parties in q Presidential canvass, to-
gether with the assembling OF Il
Democratic Congress. will re-awaken
n new interest and excitement IN the
political elements, in which there has
been, for the past year, a compara'
tive stagnation. Every Indication
portpnds that the contest is to he rs
stern and severe as its consequences
will be momentous to 'the Good Old
Cause" That department OF the
Review will, Of course. experience
and reflect this stimulating influence.
1t is hoped that tic friends of the
work and of its principles will see
the peculiar necessity created by the
occasion. of giving it a support, not
only continued. but extended, for the
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Youyo, and others. Other emhe
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