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THE AMERICAN REVIEW
WING JoURSA
OF Politics, Literature, Art and science.

TT having loen determined to esta lIsh Politiral
l. and Literary Monthly Review, to be conducted N
the city OF New York by GEORGE II. COTTON,
ESQ, and devoted 10 the permanent maintenance OF
WING principles and Improvement OF AMERICAN He
nature:
The undersigned, Wing members Of the Twenty.
eighth Congress, from the several sections othe IN
ION, in consideration Oft the great importance # such
a work, do most cordially approve OF the de-lTh a'd
urge upon the Wings of the ReruHIic for Their tc-
tive and nnwaverIng support. we believe IL 10 nc
most strongly demanded by The permanent interests OF
the country: and the appeal j. made 10 those having
these interests most al heart And for the sake OF
perfect confidence IN lis political course, assurance Is
hereby aven that the continual assistance Of leading
men of The Whr Party ha, been secured and that tall
tru,, is repo,ed in the views and Abilities oithc Editor
Members Of the Senate
Willie p Mangum, n. C., President Of Sendle.
George Evans, Ne; J. j. CriltenGen, Ky; J.
Macpherson Berrien, Geo; James +. simmons, H. j.;
James Alfred Pcar,e, M; Richard II. Bayard, PEI !;
~ Huntington, Conn Samuel ;. Phelps w u
c. Rive>, Va; William Wo dbridse, Mich; ZIP hraim
Ii. Foster, Tenn; W. l.. Dayton, ". j.; John Hem
dcrson, Mss
Garrett Davis, Ky; Charles Hudson, Mass !
George W. Summers, Va; Samuel r vnron, on. /;
John Wine Ky. Daniel P. KING Mass, K Ray
ner Gt"rT W. b. N Nad"eY R, D r Tenn M svs
ington Hunt, N. y. Henry y. Cran>ton, Il, 4 /;
Charles NJ. Reed, Penn; John j. Hardin, ~; c. II.
Carroll n. y; James Dellet, Ala; William A.
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II. Stephens, Geo; J Phillips PhTnix, ~ Y City.
Earnestly approving oflhc plan Of such a national
organ, long needed and Of manifest Importance, the
UNDER ene1 agree contribute for It's pagesr time
10 time, such communications a. may lie requisite TO
set forth and defend the doctrines held by the united
Wing Party OF the Union.
George p. Marsh, w.; ID. D. Barnard Albany; j.
r. lnger,oll, Philadelphia F.. Joy Morris, Phiiadel-
phia It. l.. CIngman, ~ C; John Macpherson
Berrien Ga Daniel Webster Ruff, Choae, Ro ert
G. Winthrop, Mass. ; Thomas Butler King, Geo ;
more; j. Cosmer, "; John J. Hardin Ill.,; W. S.
Archer, Va; Alexander H. Stephens Ga.
This periodical will be published monthly in the
city of New York, 10 be called The AMERICAS Re
vIEw-A Wig journal of Politics, Literature, Art
and Science"
The price of the Magazine will be FIVE DOLLARS a
year; to be paid on receiving the first number SIN
gle numbers fifty cents.
1t was the original design for rea sons of permanent
Importance that this periodical should not commence
till January, after the Presidential election. That
subscribers however, may see, as many may desire,
what they called upon to subscribe for and that
three or four articles, of particular cast and weight
in the crisis OF tho times, may be spread before the
people previous to election of so great moment the
January number VIII appear some ume III oepteih'
Der.
Each number, containing from one hundred and
twelve TO hundred and twentyeght pages, print
ed in double columns on fine paper VIII consist OF
lead ng political article, with variety of literary mis-
celduy, in history biography criticism, hcton, poe
try, statistics, science and the arts. -.
The first number will contain sketch OF the lie
and character of Mr.. frelnghuysen with finely en-
graved portraits both Of Clay and Frelnghuysen by
an eminent artist from Paris; and every second or
third number afterwards will present likeness OF
some distinguished man Of the Republic, executed in
the highest style of the together with an earnest
and truthful biography, which may stand as part OF
the history of the nation.
In addition 10 the Congressional names above, a
number of writer's both political and literary from all
sections. and acknowledged 10 be among the ablest
in the community have been secured as permanent
contributors; and il is confidently believed that this
periodical will be Inferior TO no other at any time is
sued in this country.
THE conduct of the Review will be under the con-
troll Of George H. Cotton associated however espe-
cally in the political department. with other gentle
men OF known s,unding and altanmens.
That no person NAV hesitate in the matter of sub
scr;nton assurance is unreservedy given that ar
rangements making TO put tina per nanent appear
ance of this Review he yond contingency.
Subscriptions received by V. Harrington where the
\Eork NAV he obtained soon as published
New York, Sept. 1874. 5li