Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-29


: Suggestions IRAN bolb ,lilos. end /,
one Whrb recommends llseIl NJ a
gla,o,, 10 The Jplpnoal, u moal pei.
gona, Tie licnty G1hllei VI
clieilosleu are, VI sumo : specls, ~.
/. p,iiof ~ these Of NntauDnb. II Ile.
more ceii,onlomly IN The line ~ he
great lliologgl,lfos, hual and West
nnd Ne population belng 30 mnth
lnfger II iocenaflly combines lle
pfo,l eel OF greater lilctofy md pc.
tuniutj patronage 10 bchall m The
work. Tie sery ,oleid, table M.
crcnso # IA Subscribers within The
last two months, particularly IN n. q.
naturally prompts Ne prOprIctoig 10 u
greater Outlay Of cIloft ~ promoting
along with lhc wishes OF Us fiehds,
The extension Of LIS own fltill,s K
mems Of influence. This Ct ahgc of
place Of publ, alton, However, will
lnf'ly no preference IN favor Of
Charleston over our former publish.
ing city. The wo,k will be deliver
cd TO subscribers on The same duy In
both cities. The new nrrnl gcmont
VIII also elect that dc,id,raium ia
The busincssdt pormont Of all per od-
Gals, tho punciuul dcliv ~ of the
Journal 10 subscribers whom due; m
object which has hitherto cludcd all !
effort, aud has been so lrcQu, ntly
productive If modification pour
selv' S, and dissatisfaction among our
lrlends and readers. II is proposed
TO publish the Nj gazine, smultanc-
ou>ly, in the four cities Of Savannah.
Charleston, Columbus and Augusta,
IN each Of which agents of character
will be established, WHO will alway
be prepared with the adequate sup.
ily Tor subscribers, in sufficient season
or delivery, on or before the first
day in every mon'h. 1t will be
subject ofcongratula,ionto our frienus
to hear, AS il is If great pride and
pleasure with ourselves TO stale. that
the Magnolia like its noble namcsake,
having triumphed over the first dis
couraging circumstances undcrv hich
il was planted, has taken permanent
root, aud is now in a condition of
vigor and paomise, which jusiGes the
hope that it will bring forth goodliest !
fruit, and attain all the green horrors
of hardy growth, a long life, and
perreniel freshness to the last. Its
are increasing daily, its
typographical garments will soon be !
as flowing and beautiful as the best
among It's contemporaries; and among
tie tine intellects assembled and Sc
cared to maintain its internal charac y
Ter, may Recommended many Of the y
most accomplished names of which : :
he South can boast. 1t may lie y
enough TO say that we are still "a 7
ured of the cooperation Of all those :
Who have heretofore written for our :
,ages; to which we shall add, with ~ ~
'ach successive issue Of the Maya II
inc, other names no less able, by q
which we shall furnish TO our rea. Sc
lers a fortunate variety and most y
LIBERAL supply, o the intellectual edi a
lies which they desire. The Edito
ial duties will dcvolve chiefly upon its
'lr. w. Gilmore Simms, whose scr. it
ices we have secured to greater pu
egree than before. The Editorial m,
ureau will be entirely surrendered SCI
his control, and his general super. ex
islon OF the works. hereafter certain.
lie will nevertheless be assisted by be
le same gentlemen whose labors er
eretotore have contributed so large. pa
to endow this particular DEPART col
tent OF the Magnolia, with the influ. scr
ace Which it confesscdly asserts. viii
II might be enough for our present scr
lrposcs to end here. We rejoice the
believe that the day Of Southern qua
kewarmness to the necessity of iysu
entail culture, in our own land has ran
ne forever. There is a glorious Y
'akcning. We have daily signs ma
at Southern literature is demand. dou
. The Magnolia is demanded. suffi
e are proud in detecting, in the 10 f
'gress OF each days events, the de. ente
We proofs that our people need. g. risk
determined to have periodical. we'll
ich shall speak justly and fear not; fer a
'ch shall be equally true and bold, spon
s"icn crihcism shall be fee AID it wi
t, and opinion shall be unbiased prev,
er BY fear or favor; work in let e,
: = me lone snail be manly, and a Yea
character and sentiment essen king,