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some of the leading writer's AMI eminent me-
the United States, including III 81 g4is -. IL r.,r "a
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per in the Country. Among the articles now in Gu ~
of publication initscoums, and to be continued fo
to time, are, series of Letters from tie SooH
the resource, industry and general character IS y
Southern States, by gentleman of ability n,ac,;1
experience, and general knowledge; ~ scr;o ~
articles by Distinguished SOUTHERN WRITppi-
entte Ihe Great Conrrsationist, giving ,er,oaa,'
| b,ogrphen and critical sketches, from personal I
quaintance, of Jefferson, Calhoun, Hayne DR. c.
Legore, and other distinguished public men; (3l s
ries entitled, "LeaeeS from The Diary of a Ne,r yl
Clergyman" written by one of the most eminen, A,
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creates interest; (D Letters from the Maantuct,,no
Districts of Ner England, embodyng the resu of na
sonal study and observation; 90 Literary Papers Re-
ue~S, Sketches, &c, by a Southern gentlemen Of e
hence author and divine,-the writer of the In.
tel entitled North and South, published in the limo.
some months since. which attracted such general at,
tenton and others of similar character, upon prom,
variety OF topics. and from various pens Neither h.
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arise in any of these departments the Times aims 10
be Conservative in such way as snail best Promote
Reform Its main reliance for all improvement person..
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tiany and Republican Freedom; it will seek therefore
at all times the advancement of the and the preser
walton Of the other. II will inculcate devotion to the
Union and the Constitution, oh, dience TO Law, and
jealous love of that personal and civil Liberty which
constitutions and laws made to preserve. Wlieit
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subject OF public ieerest it will encourage or cnun
tenhnce any improper interference, the part Of the
people OF one locality with the institutions even the
pre]udlces OF any other 1t will seek alay rather
than excite agitation extend industry Temperance
and virtue 10 encourage and advance education:-to
promote Economy, Concord and Justice every sec.
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cIpes aud measures as he may deem essential to the
public good without special devotion to the dogma.
OF any party, and with desire promote any inter.
ests less broad than those of all all the peo
pie OF our Common Country.
he following nle in of the many testimonials Of
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| From the Louisville (Ky) Journal
| IHE NEw-foRK DAILY TIMEs.-Ths valuable paper
commenced its second volume the 18th inst, and We
arehapPy its has been great that the pro
rietors have been compelled increase the size the
sheet to double its original Dimensions 1t is of the
ablest papers in the United Strtes and we know of
Eastern paper better suited for the family circle Its
news is always complete its says of high ORDER and
its literary selections of the best description The Ed
ltor, H. J. Raymond Esq is one CT the abest writers
tor the daily press in all the Stute of NewYo and is
IN every way worthy ofthe rich prosperity that has
warded his labors.
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The first number of the second volume contains the
review OF Mrs. Stoves Uncle Toms Log Cabin by
the London Times. 1t is dissection of Mrs Stoves
book that will rather startle its admirers. The crti
cism Is most searching and lays bare the extra
ordinary faults of the work with hand that may have
neen soitened IN some way but certainly not by glove
Neier Mrs Stowe, the admirers of her book, can
tec any especial pride in the "thundcr' of he Times
we congratulate Mr.. Raymond, of the New-forh
lines, upon the signal success that he has not only de-
served but commanded Floods of calumny bese The
infancy OF his enterprise but amidst insane charges o.
aboiItionsm, and the powerful opposition, MI
raymond steadily pursued straight forward course
ana farly won his success. He is bold defender oil
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Ger OF wrong When he chooses to play the essayl't
he handles pen that might have adorned the Speca
tor III Addison's palmest days.
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