The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-14
pcndlcton, July, 1857;
PROSPECTUS.
TIT f. EX Il MIN ER,
Daily, Tri-WeekIv and Weeeklx.

O"AAJj -S12-SISchty duu w ScSAy.
IllE publication of this Journal from cir
l. cnmstnnccs beyond the contrnl Of Ihc
pr"pr'rt"r, has been suspended for some
months. Having recently received much en-
couragcmcnt from good and true meu, it is
proposed to resume its publication without
delay. as LITERARY AND POLTrICA1s
JOURNAL, and, we arc encouraged 10 believe.
on such q basis us will preclude any pro6abili.
ty of fnilure.
AZ Literary Journal, it. will lie devoted to
the development Of SOUTHERN TALENT
There Ia no paper in this State, md very few
III the Southern Sfdtes, that make I.tcratSre n
distinct and prominent feature. The aim Of
elevate it to n high standard in. this depart
mcnt, which will be under the control OF one
OF the ablcst nndmOst experienced editors i'll
the State, JOHN G. BOWMAN, Esq, n wri
ter well and favorably known throughout the
South.
AS a political Journal, il will nt once take
ground and abide by the old landmarks Of
TIE CALHOUN STATE RIGHTS party, ow-
ing no allegiance to any National PARTY nor
seeking to ADVANCE It's interests by subscrvcn-
cy TO any4ocal clique whichever 1t will be
entirely Independents in its expressions of .opin-
ion Oh public men and measrrcs-ii short the
nim will be to make it faithful representative
OF the people, and 9 fearless advocate Of the
interests Of the State. The position f6f the
south Mt this juncture-the appaLcnt trucking
of the arpoimtecs and organs Of the Admins
tration to the Free Soil or .Biacl Republican,
Party, rs exhibited in the course of tho Govern
or of kansas-demahd that the Press of the
South should shake off the ehacklcs of party,
aud uhhesitatiugly define its position, and
nvow its determination to main tain and dcfcul
the rights Of the Southern States. 1t is now
too late to deplore the formation Of sectional
parties-the South as a section, must fight her
own battles, or be overwhelmed.
This department will be under the direction
and management Of Nv. B. JoHssr6y, Esa.,
long connected with the journalism of South
Carolina, and who is we'll and favor ABLY known
as nm experienced Editor.
We considerit due to all who may be dis.
posed to sustain it, TO avow that in politics
THE EXAMINEK will be- essentially a State,
Rights Journal
Tire paper viii be continued in the same
handsome style and form as before "a large.
quarto, containing eight pages-ahd forty col.
urnns of matter -WeeklN at two dollars rer
snnum. 1t is also. in contemplation to issue
from the sanie Office aad upon TIE same poEt-
ieal principles. THE DAILY AND TI.
lars and the Tri- i-WeesIS at 'thres dollars por
anpum.
We have all eouaaeaee that The State Riehts
Party of South Cars4fna will sustain ut the
Capitol of the Stnte, such on osQSIxr OF her mn.
clslt and well defined principla5 Every con.
sIderation of patriotism. interest a7'd safety de-
mands that in conjunction with other truo jour
mails OF the State, such m orgnn should be tes.
tablished aud maintained. Those Sdesiroas of
subscribing or contributing in any way to it's
support. will please address 'tEditors- SS the
Examiaer," at this place. = -
Columbia, July "a, 1851.