The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-28
PROSPECTUS.
THE EXAMINER

THE PUBLICATION OFTlIIS JOUR-
L nal, irom circum stances beyond the
control of the proprietor, has been suspen-
dcd for some months. Having recently re.
ceived much encourac emenl from good and
rue men, it is proposed TO resume it's pub
ma,ion without delay as a Literary and Po.
nird Journal, and, We are encouraged TO
.'c'ieSr. on such basis as will preclude the
probability of II failure.
AS II Literary journal 1t will be devoted
I" the Development of Southern Talent
There is Il" paper in this State, and very
few IN the Southern States, that make Lite.
r"ture II distinct aud prominent feature
The u'Ri of the conductors of the TIE
EAAMl NE.R will Gc to elevate it to high
STANDARD in this department, which will be
under the control of one of the ablest and
most experienced editors in the State, JOHN
q. BOWMAN, Esq IA writer well and ia.
v"rabiy known throughout the South.
As Poiuicai JnurnaL it will at once take
ground and abide by the old laud murks OF
TliE.CAi,ltOUN STATE RIGHTS PAR.
1N, owing no allegiance to any national
party, nor seeking to advance it3 interest by
subsrr\ icnry 10 any rE"Li clique whatever.
II will Uc entirely independent in its express
, sion of opinion on pubic men and measures
tul representative of the people and u fear.
less advocate of the interests nf the State.
Tmc pusiIi"n of the South at thi, iuncturc,
the apparent ,rucHlns of the app"intres
AMI organs Of the pre-. ent Administration
To the t'rcesoi or Black Republican Party
as exhibited in The course at the Governor
al kans.ss, demanded that the press OF the
South should shake of the smacklrs of
party, nnd unhrsI'IlinglN define lis position
and av"w its determination to nin!nt;lr and
defend The rights of the Southern States.
IL IL now too ate Ia dcplurc the formation
"i sectional p,rtirS--inr South, as "a SeciiOn
must hight her own battles or be- ovrrwhrln.
ed
This department of TIE EXAMINER
Vii b" unrr III" Direction and malaurmuni
of w. B. JOHNSTON, Esq, who has louu
! u"rn connected with the journalism al
Sumlh Carolina, and who Is we'll knoAn u
an experienced editor
Ne deem IL due, 10 ali who may be- dis.
posed I" s"siai;I il, L" state in ad,nuce, tn.t
III poi'ics TIE EXAMINER viii essrnti.
"uy b:
a STATE NIGIIrS JOURNAL.
The paper viii be conducted in the
same h"Dd-"mc style and form as be-
HHd iurty columns OF IiaIIrr- Weekly. at
Irr '"d"c Il price Or Two Dollar, per AN.
. HuU..
IL II ais" III contemplation t" issue from
ine inc office, ana on tEc same political
pt'ncip."s. TiiE DAILY AND rRi-NVEE.K.
Ll EXAMINER. The DaIv 1T SIX, and
the ir-Neckly Ut Three Dollars per an.
uuu.
We have confidence that the old State
Right, men Of South Carolina, will liberal
~ support, III the Capital of the State.
such .'n rNp"nent aud advnr"tr of her an.
rlrnt nnnr we'll defined prlncirles Every
confederation Of patriotism; interest an !
safety miaHe II II solemn GuI on the part at
t"r Southern people To vigorously sustain
'hvlr own irur press.
Thuse Of the subscribers Of TIE EX.
AAi\Elt who are in advance on their sub
acr lion. will OF course receive the paper
i"r HE timc they have paid for.
lmose deSlruus of sui scibing. or con
rIb"''"g IA any WAY 10 the support of the
paper wiII please address The Editors oi
ne Ex"aHiacT," al this place.
COLUMBIA, \. G.. July, 1857.