Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-02
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY
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Hon. ROBT J. WALKER CHAS. q. LELAND
HuS. FRED. B. STANTON, EDMUND KlRkE.
Editors :

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| Hon. ROBT J. WALKER, CHAs. @. LELAND,
| Hon. FRED. b. STANTON, EDMUND KlRKE.
VyHE READERS or THE CONTINENTAL ARE
i aware Of the important position 1t has assumed
Of the influence which eXerts, and OF the brilliant army
Of political and literary talent Of highest order which
supports No publication Of the has in this
try successfully combined the energy and freedom Of
the daily newspapers with the higher literary of y
first class monthly and it is very certain that no maya
zine has given wider range 10 its contributors reserved
itself completely from the influence OF party
~ faction. In times like the present, such journal Is
either power IN the land 1t is nothing vat the Con-
tinenta Is not the latter Is ahunantly evidenced by what
has done-by the reflections of its counses in many
important political events and in the character and power
of those who are its stannchest supporters. Is
BY the accession Of Hon Robert J: Walker and Hon.
r. Stanton TO its editorial corps the Continental
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