Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-21
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

Editors:
HON. HON. t H 3 STANTON Da as s k kazS0'
i aware VI the important position has assumed.
Of sks innsnce which exests end, Of tie brilliant army
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try 80 successfully combined the energy and freedom u
the daily newspaper with the higher literary tone Of
sine has given wider range to It's contrbuors "
Itself 80 completely frcn the marrow influence Of party or
fiction In time. IKE h: such i
tnenta not the latter sbundanty evidenced by what
il has done-by the reflection. Of its counses in many
important political events and in the character and power
Of those who its staunchest supporters.
By the accession Of Hon. Robert J. Walker and Hon.
qai. Is strength and political significance which to thos.
who Of the ability and these gentlemen, must
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by any publication Of the kind In America. Preserving
all the bodness, vgor and ability" which thousand
journals have attributed to II, viii At greatly
every principal In great questions the day
The FIRST minds Of the country embracing most ia
miliar with its diplomacy and most distinguished for abi
ty to become ts contributors; and It ID mere
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America under auspices which no publication ever en-
Charles Godfry Leland the accomplished scholar and
author who has Inc now been the sole sds:, Of the Mag
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thor Of Among the Pines" will contribute to each is
sue, having already begun work Southern Life and
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the great questions oil the day, it will not be mere
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Its staff OF Editors occupying position and present
ing attractions never before found in magazine.
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