The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-09-29
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SOUTHERN HOMEs JOURNAL

OF EpucAr'os AND DoAEsric lsDusrHy.
40 BE- Published Ia cha,tsston, s. c. n
EDwIs Hss,or, ED,ro9. u, ~
HNtiE subscriber proposes a. soon az his s,,t
- scfipuon lot, nov Al progress, will warrant
ne Undertaking, Ia publish, in lisis civ. aBt
MONTHLY JOURNAL, lexciusiyeIy devoted 10 ths
advancement OF the above objects. It's SCOPE su
uesign are such Is wall not interiors with those
any other publication now in existence ar
south. la every other department OF Period,
L''efatone, We are we'll supplied with abIy-edit<
anu we'-conducted Journals. The interests n II
'o"'usth Education and Home Industry. whic';.
Gre 'hu'ssoiuby connected. have, as YET, no sur
~ ~, oisn'' devoted maioly TO the advocacy or
s enin.s and the record Of cir ioi,,t nrogy.s
win the general diffusion OF prac,,crI sdncss,s'
a"io"s ,'e people, their Industrial prosperity mn.
naturally be placed on more prrms Non, 80.
ana inc condition of,he working classes. In svsrv
or"on o. ep,esprlae, proportionably elevated and
improved. IL ~ IN accordance with these v,.,.
| that The undersigned submits, with conSd.n.sy
the consideration Of those who feel Interested ~
both or either Of these great causes. n nIan t,,
which their interests can be made Identical "a
mutuslly dependent Trusting that the ob,ecr
wiil'n,eet their appreciation, he will now proceed
70 state the principles upon which il will be con-
Quoted. mE
To advocate, strictly aud exclusively, Southern
Ednea'ion--tbe encouragement Of our own Liter
AIRY Institutions, and the publication OF Southern
school Books, edited, printed and circulated IN
the southern Ststes--to bring into prominent no.
uce all literary Undertakings, Books and Psriod-
icais, Colleges and Schools, at the SoutI-to din
courage Northern agents, and their School Books
ana expose, IN all their dsformity and duplicitv
the pernicons doctrines of Abolition and ostiliiv
to the South, which they have 30 long been per-
united TO instil into the minds of our children
VIII be the constant and INCREASING aim of this de-
partment Of The work; and, for this purpose. the
Editor. with the ~
has abundant facilities Al hand. W'hHe awariinr
all Que merit to other systems Of education, il viii
oe the aim OF this Journal to promote. more sn-
pecialIy those which most decid edl ' pyact;ss.
ana a. best adapted to the active business Of life
Essays on all subjects connected with Educatier
Reviews Of all School Books and literary ~o.k X
publ'sl ed at the South-Repor,s Of ,psactens
conventions, or extracts from them-~-of CoIIee =:
anu school exhibitions, and addresses before iti
erary Soclsties-and Of the progress ofiaw ~ I'd
icai' military and free schools at the Soutk vii
work.
The INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT will embrsce ~x %
tended notices OF the progress Of TIN MEcHAsIca
ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, well. an all ether
branches Of industry--of Factories and Work {.
shops, for the production Of every article of do
lhesuc consumption or use, among ns--and of
new Inventions, improvements, modsls. a md de- (.
signs IN mechanism and the fine Ans--bringinx
INTO notice the names. qualifications aud localities
Of our own mechanics and amateurs: ~ sjrT
and rewards Of merit esosived a. I.
public exhibitions. II will also contain sssavs ON
all topics connected with these msstsru; Rcporsyc
d southern industrial Institutes, and ssatistica I,
acts relating to their progress !. ~ 4 1r-1,l a
Each number of the Honr JOURNAL WIN coy.i.
am 40 pages, octave, bi-monthly, and furnishee
% subscribers and others at $2 per annsm. or
copies for $l5-payabie at the end ef ~ vs,ssns, o.
n proportion, on the delivery o. numbers, le:A
.ents' and less by the quantity. The insertion
ail notices Of new enterprises, &c., in each mum
Der, VIII maket the interest OF those concernsdir
hem to secure as many copies possible, fox cir
'ulation among their friends and patrons
Beyond this ,s'TEE HomE JousnA,,, w;,n.t.
10 promises or pretsnsions. Not entering the
lists for composition with any, and standing in
me way ofnone, It's legitimate sphere and aim will
party, in education or politics, but the partv OF
!he South, i will seek to preserve the Union Of
me South. oy developing her resources and slim
April IL. 165l--tf .ktafoA'tt3