The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-10

literary regulations of authors than OF
their own interests. A trnthful review "
literary publications has become ne
cessity to large class Of the people, and
the periodical that shows a becoming re
spect for public tastes BY giving in the
place Of unmeanhg notices such discrim-
mating articles as the one in the Colnm
bian upon Headley's Napoleon, will be
sure Of the public patronage in return.
We would have been glad If the critic
had extended his remarks and, accounted
fors the popularity Of Mr.. lIeadley by
pointing out the qualities which have so
fascinated the public, The reviewer has
sufficient ability TO anaIyze the matter
thoroughly, and his style being clear.
sparkling and tren nclment. we regret that
he had not done itwhile his hand was in
The other articles in the Columbian are
equal to those Of its best days. The eds
tor has a brief article on the view Of
Smyrna, which makes us wish that he too,
had written more
From the N. Y. Morning Express, Feb. 81.
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for March,
is before us. This is taking Time by the
forelock in earnest, and the enterprising
publisher W ill no doubt be well repaid for
his punctuality. The illustrations ofthis
number are in the same style of beauty as
those which have distinguished the Issues
| for January aud February. We NAV say,
we think, without the fear of contradic-
tion, that no magazine 10 this country can
compare with the Columbian in the style
neatness. beauty and finish of its engrav.
ings; aud with regard TO its character for
literary merit that has been settled salts.
Ifactoriy 70 all parties concerned, long
since. We observe new feature in The
number before us, which will tend 10 in.
oreasesils popularity, as the world is gen
orally given TO contention. We refer to
review-severe, scorching aud bitter
of Headley's Napoleon aud his Ma rshals
which viii be read by everybody. The
author, whatever his patronymic, handles
nervous quill, and Mr.. Headley will
have to look well to his laurels If he get
off scotfree. We have read those some
what cele bra ted volumes of Mr. Headley
and at the time were impressed with the
idea that his opinions would be met and
opposed If not refuted by some one an
lagonis ical 10 views, possessing a desire
alter truth stronger than the benevolent
impulse TO pass light overly the faults o
an American author; and our astonish
ment has only been that the day Of rig it
accountability has not sooner come, when
Headley's faults, as an author, would bt
held up to public view. The Columbian
is published by John s. Taylor, 15l Mas
sau.st., at $3 year.
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