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THE AMERICAN REVIEW
WING JoURVA
Of Politics. Iitcraturc, Art and SCiCMCc.

TT having lecn determined to es'a' i,h Political
i and Literary Monthly Review. 10 be conducted in
the city of New York by GEORGE II. COTTON,
ESQ. and devoted 10 the permanent maintenance Of
WING principles and Improvement OF AMERICAN lite
nature.
The undersigned, Wing members of the twenty.
eighth Congress, from the several sections oihe I'm
ION, in consideration Of the importance such
n work, do most cordially approve Of the design AID
urge II upon the Wings of the Republic for their elcc-
i've ana unwaverng support. We believe II 10 he
most strongly demanded hy the permanent interests Of
the country ami the appeal H. made 10 those having
these Interests mos, at heart Aud for the sake ct
perfect confidence in lis political COURSE assurance Is
hereby given, that the continual as, stance Of leading
men vi he Wing Parry has lecn secured and that il
trust Is reposed in the views and abilities Of the Editor
Members If The Senate.
Willie P Mang.n, ". c., President Of Senate;
George Evans, Ne J. J. Cri,icuGen, Ky; J.
Macpherson Berren, Geo; James F. Simmons, II. J.;
James Alfred Pearcc, Nd; Richard II. Bayard, del !;
j. w. Huntington, Conn; Samuel $. Phelps, "
G. Rive~, "a; William Wo dbridse, Mich; Ep hram
II. Foster, Tenn; w. l.. Dayton, ". j.; John Hen
derson, Miss.
Members ofhe House.
Garrett Davis, KY; Charles Hudson, M,ss. !;
George w. Summers, Va; Samuel T. vnon, oh. J;
John Whue, KY; Daniel p KING, Mass !; X. Ray
ner, y. G. George b. Rodney. DEL; $: c. Sample,
imgton Hunt, \. x: Henry T. crans'"", r. I;
Charles NJ Reel Penn; John J. Hardin, M; G. II.
Carroll, y. y; James pelle, Aia William A.
Moseiy, ~ W ko erl 4. Schcnck, Oh Alexander
Ii. Stephens, Geo; J. Phillips Phnnix, ". Y. city.
Earnestly approving oithc plan Of such national
organ, long neelel and If manifest Importance the
UNDER isned agree To contribute for lis page from time
to line, such communications a. may lie requisite 10
SCI forth and defend he doctrines held hy the united
Wing Party OF The Union.
George P. Marsh "; u. p. Barnard, Aibany; J..
II. Ingersol, Phiiadeiphia; f. Joy Morris, Phiiadel
phia; T. l.. Cmgman, ~ c. John Macpherson
Bcrrleu. ia Daniel Webster Rufus Choaie Rol er
e. winlhro.n,, Mass: Thomas Bnrler King, Geo );
Hamilton FIJI, ". y. city; j. r.. kenneiy. BaM-
more J. Collamcr, W John J Hardin, H.; w. s.
Archer, Va; Alexander II. Stephens, ia.
This periodical vii be published monthly in the
city of New York, 10 be called " The AMERicAN RE-
vIEw-A JIhig Journal Of Politics, Literature, Art
and Science"
The price of the Magazine will he FIVE DOLLARS
year; to he pad ON receiving the first number. SIN
gle numbers fltv cents
Ii was the original design, for reasons of permanent
Importance that this periodical should not commence
till January after the Presidential election. That
snbscrlb ers, however, may see, many may desire
what they are called upon to subscribe for and that
three or four articles, Of particular cast and weight
in the crisis OF the times, may he spread before the
people previous election of great momen', the
January number will appear some time in Septem-
Der.
Each number containing from one hundred and
twelve one hundred and TWEEN weight pages prn'
ed in double CO umns, on fine paper, will consist of
lead ng political article, with variety of literary mis-
celldny. in history, biography, criticism, fiction, poe
try, statistics, science and the arts.
The first number will contain sketch Of the life
and character of Mr.. Frelinghuysen, with finely
gravcd portraits both of Clay and trenahuysen, by
an eminent artist from Paris; and every second or
third number afterwards will present likeness of
some dlsnguls he'd man Of the Republic, executed in
the highest style of the art together with earnest
md truthful biography which may stand as part OF
the history of the nation.
In addition to the Congressional names above, n
number of writer's both political and literary, from all
sections, and acknowledged 10 he among the ablost
in the community have been secured as permanent