The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-11-25

rIHE necessity nor newspaper apart nom ne detail,
nng to be felt in the West The West needs sally VIA.
has to the East been Scrvceaos Instrument In trc sac
cess OF It's people; that IS paper devoted soleiy u m al
vantageS; paper which shah be produced from thr a-
ienal IN the West ant which shah devoie itssil o. the m
teTests aud tastes Of this people: wch shau net
afraid 10 speak boldly and bravely GU IN defence of
the Great Western Country, hch shall show up thc
advantages social literary and economical that DO
been made heretofore bGt invariably al an unvtse ant
uuiavOIabie time. II Is but ths- THIS great Colufrv
sesiaahs 70 excite abroad those eeags oTesarl ant
respectto Nhcn y senuued- Ard recent movements
IN the Arts and Manufactures IN Railroads aid ofhr IA
cihteS OI travel, and IN matters Of literary c AMI cu
tvafion, demonstrate 20 Tsi arf, That necessity does
the organ Of THIS new and kindly Impulse wlich is eu
among
AgShl-we in the West have already been too Iou-
depeHden, upon our COuntrymGn the sea-sBoTeS 0r
our literary opinions, ami Ton the qualification q thai
ier knows Is apparent among We Old -
and enough 20 let 90 hold upon fnger oftts
peTiod when, iu grown son. We Gan lace IN with IN
respect due 70 his pstemf relefon hlt yet The
PeerShip our manhood has gwen That there : talEt
enough and power enough among 70 accomplish this
reasoning and reflecung VIII doubt. And that
sentiments Ne have uttered above are et and aokIoW
edged by al who have everTeeeted upon theSe Subjects
cannot hesitate TO believe.
Taxing advantage OF this state Of Affairs. AMI feeling
deep and abiding interest all that pertains 10 our ank
honest and sensible Western people, and having been
from infancy denfiec with N la feens and interest,
we now propose to establish saseh paper We have
WESTERN, and which shall be devOted 70 the ineT
social, agricultural literary and economical Of tbs
great Valley IL shall Contain ably written articles all
such subjects eDgrOsS the attention Of people.
II the advocate OF Manufactures, the Arts Inter
nal Improvements and Literature N the West It's pre-
prieOTs desire and int nj that sna have hsh hiers
~ Character; that shall contain sketches Of those Wes
tern whose memories, deserving as they Of pei
Petuy, fast passing beyond reach for the want
some such OF giving them Ia the Norld IS
presented They ny believe also that there shierary
talent and taste enough accessible IN the vide circle
literary friends possessed by The Editors 70 make tt
paper desirable in a merely literary poiut Oi Vlew-ws
the direction OF literary opinions and tastes
reviews and sketches, well as in purely literary nlai
ter Il shall contain entirely original novel written
Clinton Bradshaw, etc. and shall be furnished with
all the literary advantages which oelOng 10 any Of TIE
Eastern papers periodicals. garess Of expense. II
shall contain also weekly Transcripts OF All the books
published ia the country, wh ther puoes eS AR a. tneS
b. ascertsned together with any gossip concernns
them their authors that may &c agreeable use a.
Il shall alSore publish articles from those Odd aud act
rsoen writers TO whom Fame has done little iE1ice
and each number shall contain Sketch o. some ore Of
fsaoS writers. sufficiently ample 70 give al aeces
sary critical and bisrsPnic al KnOWlcse- The hFstuun
Der VIII present any further CLAIMS may have upon the
people, Tue publishers man to spare expense and
the editors pains Urging its And theg here
by can upon their friends to and them th great enter
Prise. both writers and as subscribers The object
cznof and oil fIii, friends WIN only end us
the aid both their pens and Of their purses And
IN turn, promise them our warmes; support IN al
their rational regard to this Part Of our great
\ country.
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| rate OF two dollars PER AMMAN, dollar Ca ave
! months, payable always IN advsnce.
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