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A WHic JoUnNAL.
II hsvisg been isicfnisss 70 sstfbl1h : ro-
= iiical and Literary MonlhI, Review. 20 be
eendaeisd q he city VI Nsv-Ystk ~ GEO a
COTTON, Esq and devoted 70 Ias pesmanent
naionhsnee 81 Wine prime piss sns inprovs-
msnis Of AMERICAS liserasnre.
The uadersigaed, Wing usmbers of The tweu-
ly-eiehlh conggess, from - sssersl sections 81
the Union, in consideration Of the great impor-
lance Of such votk, do mosl curdialiy approve
Of The design, and urge il upon the Wigs Of The
Repoblie for their edeeuse. aad un~Asetiag
support. We believe il 10 Be most strongly de-
mancec By the permsatst Interests Of the coun
try; snd the appeal IS made 70 those having
ihese Interests most at,hesft. And for the sake
Of psrfect confidence in lis political course, as
suTsoee is hereby given, Thai the continual as
sistsnee Of leading mea Of the Whig Party has
been secured, aud that full ,sust is Teposed In
the views aud abilities Of The Editor.
Members Of he Senais. Willie p. Mangum,
N. c., President Of the Senate; George Evans,
Mainsi J. J Criuenden, Kennedy; J Mac.
phefson Befrien, Georgia, james r. SlmuGDs,
Rhode Island; James Alfred Psarce, Maryland
Richard n. Bayard, Delaware; j. w. Hurting
ton, Connecticut; Samuel S. Phelps, vetnoat';
Atexsnder osrrov, Louisiapa J T notehead,
Kentucky; w. G. Rves, Virginia; William
Woodbridge, Aiehigsn; Ephraim II. Foster,
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Henderson, Mississippi.
Members Of he House Garrel Darts, Ken
iueky Charles Hudson, Massachusetts; Geo.
w. Snnmers, YireiniHj Samuel r. y:nion, O.
hio; John White, Kentucky; Daniel r. King,
Massachusetts, X. Rayner, North ccrcina
George B Rodney, Delaware; 8. C. Sample,
Indians; F. II. Morse. Muine; Milton Brown,
Tennessee Washingion Hunt, NeE4Yotk II.
r. cIanston, Rhode klsnS ;CbarlsslM. Reed,
PsnnsyIvsnis John J. Hardin, Illinois.
Earnestly approving Of the plan II such ma
tionai organ, long needed and Of msnifesI i'm.
Tporisbce, nearly the whole Of The above gentle
men IN. connection with Daniel Webster, Rufus
Chos'e. and others. have sersed to contribute
iof lis Pages, from lime 10 Iige, such commu.
nicaiions as may be rtlaisiie to set forth and
defend the doctrines hela(by the united Wing
Party Of the Union.
nus lar We nave 10 besttatlon IN saying,
il has proved itself much the ableSt, most high
toned and best monthly ever published in this
country. II deserves auniVersaI circulation,
and cannot fail 10 be or excellent service in
many important respects.
Ny. Courier and EaqHirer, September"
This is.ius: the book for the wings 10 sup.
port; and shey must do il. They mus, mol rest
I'LL they place this excellent pndicator or their
principles upon tbs surest foundation. Preser.
TeI and cherished as il should be, Il wilfor
nucleus for future reunion and future rally.
upon principles, and upon measures, aud upon
MENU Y E1pres,."
Every Wing rho can raise 40. dollars, should
become subscriber TO this lteViep. tits lie
only Wing Magazine 10 the county, and The
Wing party owe il 10 themselves and their cause.
TO see hat i is nobly sustained. il deserved
universal circulation -.uo5iis-9 dpsrti,sr.
\ or all our exchanges, we look forward TO none
with such high anticipa;ions as The Wing Jour
nal, aud M other periodical comes so psar real
izog cur expectations. <t Its abilities
cannot be questioned. lis leading
political article each month Is worth donble the
price Of subscription .fitany (Ga1 Courier.
Some Of the sblest writers in The country,
have contributed to the pages Of this Review
the duties Of the editorial department htva been
performed with ability. and the work is, iaA all
respects, one that eminently deserves the Ia
vorabls consideration and supper, Of the public,
and particularly Of the Wing party.
Matches Courier.