Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-09
PROSPECTUS or TIE
emocratic Monthly Review 3"

1fFf|ehfA ofthe States, and uuiou of .Stof,e
| Is The intention OF tic SuIsr1ilo,s f. ruh.
hsh. on The first dar of every month lc-
ginning with The month Of Nav cxt -i,I1,.-
ne"tslv in the cities Of Washi,,.-.op and Nov.
\ ork. a Periodical to be O., .:freF tho .I.r-
MoCFATIC MONTHLY TFvIru." Fa,l rrrlrr
| VIII contain at least nine ,--ty races md Lo
PflnIed on IRE ranor II = very sul crior >tyIc
IL VIII also he enfc';stcd VIII = frelv.cr-
graved portrait Of a dis:il cuisEed Iiyi,e man
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! The political character of this Review will
| he as ITS title indicates. Befnocratic and orc
| OF Its main objects is to elucidate thc fire
principles OF the Democratic Party. II will
eXaE'Ine. in Spirit Of fairness and caudor
all the leading measures of tie present I'd
| mnlstration. and accord to ihcp l cheerful
support. Should we. however IN fortunately
Hlner In opinion on aEy point with ;hc Pres
'eh'. we snail not heSitate 10 express orr own
sentiments. and present tie reasons that con-
strain rs to do so-submitting 10 The p,moc-
racv Of the country the decision between rs
This Review will also aim 70 farrisb lis
readers with graphic ara comprehensive
notice OF the new works published which n Az
seem entitled to il. and also record of all
scientific discoveries and improvements.
The present condition cf the rafiors &C
Furopc. and the attitude IN which scne 81
tfem stand towards certain portions of ttis
continent. have invested our foreign relations
with the utmost importance. Never was this
Government placed in n situation Of more
critical difficulty than ~ The present p,cura,,t
The most in6eXih'e frmness far-See;rr VII
dom. and adroit skill will he required 10 avo;d
completing our interest ard Affairs VIII
I those of Eurore. We confidently trust tie
administration viii he equal 10 fhe task We
shall watch with unslcering eve nc rrorrcss
OF affairs in Mexico ard ne West Indies
Here alone Is our vulnerable roint
This Review will abstain from person atty,
and seek to harmonic ard unite the Demo
cratic party. both in feeling ard 'rir"irle.
II will he the exroncn- If no c!i"re faction,
ar individual. TIE editor will srcaF for him
self. independently and fcaricSsir. under
thorough sense Of the resp"P-ifIlFfy be as
sumes. The undersigned have selected an
editor. after 2 careful consultation with their
Democratic friends. ard have chosen one
whose ability and experience they believe
win secure for him universal confidence and
resrert
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Our first number will contain a general out
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future.
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