Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
PROSPECTUS.
TElHI IEX XAMIINlEl&
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly.

Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
YNHE publication of this journal, from circum-
Il stances beyond the control of the proprietor,
has been suspended for some months. Having
recently received much encouragement from good
and true men, it is proposed to resume its publ
cation without delay, as
A LITERARY AND POLITICAL JOURNAL,
and we are encouraged to believe on such basis
as will preclude any probability of failure.
As n Literary Journal, it will be devoted to the
development of SOUTHERN TALENT. There
is no paper in this State and very few in the South
ern States that makes Literature distinct and
prominent feature The aim of the Conductors of
THE EXAMINER will be to elevate it to high
standard in this department, which will be under
the control of one of the ablest and most expert
enced editors in the State, JOHN G. BOWMAN,
Esq, writer we'll and favorably known through
out the South.
AS Political Journal, it will at once take ground
and abide by the old land marks of
THE CALHOUN STATE RIGHTS PARTY,
owing no allegiance to any National Party, nor
seeking to advance its interests by subservency to
any local clique whatever. 1t will be entirely in
dependent in its expressions of opinion on public
men and measures-in short, the aim will be to
fearless advocate of the interests of the State
The position Of the South at this juncture-tbe
apparent trucking of the appointees and organs
of the Administration to the Free Soil or Black
Republican Party, as exhibited in the course of
the Governor of Kansas. demand that the Press of
the South should shake off the shackles of party,
and unhesitatngly define its position, and avow
its determination to maintain and defend the
rights Of the Southern States. 1t is now too late
to deplore the formation of sectional parties--the
South, as Section, must fight her own battles or
be overwhelmed.
This department will be under the direction and
management of W. B. JOHNSTON, ESQ.,, long
connected with the journalism of South Carolina,
and who is well and faYorably known as an expe.
rienced Editor.
We consider it due to all who may be disposed
to sustain it, to avow that in politics the THE EX
AMINER will be essentially
A STATE RIGHTS JOURNAL.
The paper will be continued in the same hand.
some style and form as before-a large quarto
containing eight pages and forty columns of matter
Weekly at TWO DOLLARS per annum. 1t is
also, in contemplation to issue from the same Of
flee and upon the same political principles,
THE DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY EXAMINER,
The Daily at Six Dollars and the T-i-Weekly at
Three Dollars per annum.
We have all confidence that the State Rights
Party of South Carolina will sustain at the Capt.
tal of the State such an organ of her ancient and
we'll defined principles. Every consideration OF
patriotism, interest and safety demands that in
conjunction with other true journals of the State,
such an organ should be established and maintain
ed. Those desirious of subscribing or contributing
in any way to its support, will please address
editors of the Examiner" at this place.
Columbia, July "a, 1857 80 If