Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY [!
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Hon. ROBT J. WALKER, CHAs. g. LELAND,
Hon. FRED. b. STANTON, EDMUND KlRkE.

HuVHE READERS or THE CONTINENTAL ARE
Of the influence which it exerts and Of the brilliant army
Of political and literary talent Of the highest order which
supports IT, No publication Of the time has, In this
try successfully combined the energy and freedom Of
the daily newspapers with the higher literary tone Of
hrst class monthly and it Is certain that no maya
itself completely from the narrow influence Of party
Of faction In times like the present. such journal is
either power in the land is nothing That the Con.
tnenta Is not the latter abundanty evidenced by what
II has doneby the reflections of its counses in many
important political events and in the character and power
By the accession e Of iion Robert j. Walker and Hon.
+. =. Stanton to its editorial corps, the Continental
qlires strength and political significance which to those
elevate 1t to position far above previously occupied
by any publication Of the kind in America Preserving
journals hSSe to T. viii at onee sea,y emu
large its circle factions discuss earesy and frankly
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The first minds of the country embracing men most ia
mar with its diplomacy and distinguished for abi
~, are to become its contributors and 1t is no mere
. aterins promise Of prospectus" to say that this
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author who has till been the sole Editor Of the Mag
azne will besides his editorial abors, continue his brill
liant co to it, pages. and Edmund krs. an
sue, having already begun work Southern Life and
Society which will be found far widely descriptive
and In all respects superior to the first.
While the Continental will express decided opinions
the great questions OF the day, 1t will not be
political Journal much the larger portions of its columns
will be enlvened heretofore by tales poetry and hu-
NOR. In word, the Continental will be found, under
its staff Of Editors occupying position and present
ing attractions never before found in magazine.
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