New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

ANNOUNCEMENT.
Ths readers Of THE CONTINENTAL are aware Of the
important position has sssumed of the influence which II
e,er and Of the brilliant array political and literary talent
Of the highest order which support. H. No publication q the
Kind has in this county saceeay combined the
sy freedom Of the daily Newspaper with the higher liter
ay tone Of the 6r,ca monthly and a. very certain that
sgasDe h,s given wider range to s Contributor or
preserved itself so completely from the Influences Of
part. or Of faction In times like the present. sseh journal
|. either power In the land or 1t 10 nothing Tia, THE
rhot ha, donsby the reflection Of is counses in many
imports public events and in The character and power Of
those who are Its sianctes supporters.
Toe szins has The property Of association Of
men Of character and large Devoted TO the NATIONAL
CAUSE. 1. will srdenty and Internationally support the
UNION Its scope will be erlAsed by articles relating to
public deenses Army and Navy sanbos,s rilrosds canals
finance and currency The c,uss Of gradual
and colonization viii be cordially sustained The literary
character Of the msssans will be improved and nothing
which talent. money, and Industry combined achieve
viii be emitted
The political department viii be controlled by the Hon
ROBERT j. WALKER and the Hon. FRspxRo p STANTON Of
Wellington D. c. Mr. WALKER after serving nine year.
a. Senator and four years Secretary Of the Treasury
succeeded Ia the Senate By JxyTrRsos DAVIS Mr. srAsros
served years Congress- sctns Chairman Of the Ju
dietary Committee and Of Naval Assirs MIR. wALKsn
succeeded Governor Of Kansas by Mr. STANTON and both
were displaced by Mr. BUCHANAN for refusing to force
Slavery upon that people by fraud and forgery The literary
department Of the Magazine win bs uuder NE control Of
CHAKLEs GoDyRHI LELAND Of Boston, and EDruxp Krnxn
Of EewYork Mr.. LKIAsD is the present accomplished
editor Of the Magazine Mr. KIRxH 10 ono Of s constant
contributors DO, better known the su,hor Of Among tn.
Pines" the sres, picture true to lie, OF Slavery With
While THE CONTINENTAL will express decided epin.
Ions the great questions Of tho day will not be mere
politics. journal: much the larger portion ofhs column. win
be envensd heretofore BY tales poetry and humor In
q word TIE CONTINENTAL will DO found, under IL new
staff Of edtOn occupying position and pressing stree
tios, before found In magazine.
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Publisher for the Propris.ors.
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