Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-07-08
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THE andersigusd NH commsao- in The City Of
Richmond. early il January. the pp6liS4li0a
cfa Monthly Magazine, under the above ts.s
1t wa present to.ts readers selections f. Ii tbs
best Earopeaa Periodicals. OF Literary and Scisn-
tifc Artieis, 81 0reis. Tales aud Sletches vEicL
having ateady received The ltlpri- AZURE az IN ~,
iightened taste, cannot but PROVE Le.sr..gl. !,
the Southern public. he effort will 10 80 =,
keep the reedsrs OF the magazine a.:..ayly a,pcs-
sible abreast OF the literary progress " tGe A..
Arrangements have been made which itis hor.1
will enable the Proprietors to secure hi. end
The Magazine will also presen: original arGel..
from our best writers, in al dzpartmeAGs and
special aim of the Pfoprietors VI th:s perodsa,
will be to foster Southern authorship oy ofsr;s.
an Gdequate and renuner atiSe field ios il, exs!-
else. They will MT. however, under The vlsa IL
this design, encourage, by reproduction in H.. ei
Gmns, that class of compositions Which create +,
gapid and unhealthy taste, to be stated OIL, sy
tt At hy brid literature which Yankee iu2sLuity
has contrigsd, under the name II seIsa.icu-l -
nance
The Industrial Resources and tie Educational
Interest OF the Confeperacy- she twin foundations
OF all true Independence will receive tie inpor-
tant share Of attention they deserve. Ia lhs de-
yelopment Of these questions. ITS object will B.. 10
make practical application OF tie doss.ius -
States Rights 10 the Folioy If She country ltwi.l
endeayor to explain the mission " the Comic dsas
which is TO demonstrate liberty regulated b, law
to exhibi: system Of States, each saprems with
in its foundation, and only bound by ,U.urtaiv
alienetiou of powers. is will indicate th0ss s;s-
ments OF National Independence which ssszt-
ed hF high standard Of intelligence ani rss.s-
ment, By accumu ated capital, varied Ldss.sy
and by abundant facilities finterooBmahieatlua.
1t will promote the adoption 1T al those axarsA
in which the Confederate States arsnoH dsfasas.
And, whilst the Consultation VI thu IoEfsssrAts
States forbids the General GOysrkDsnt TO OtEan-
IKE and operate enterprises OF nature sa.sassSs
10 attain these results, she projectors viii soLadsr
ID their duty to urge upon the States the ds,aos.
tnent of interests 50 indispeasaba 10 tie LsheLal
Welfare Ii is thss that, through The tEgreea!s
Confederate States viii be made manifest. 1t -
thus shat the collision CT sectional interest EhG VI
oppression Of q eSUaOn head will be Asoias4.
The various departments Of iitArAtars to ~Aisa
ihs Mag .zine win be devoted, may 10 Lansd
follows:
| i. Essays, original aud selected political. Lit
eracy and Scientific, and Biographical SistsAss
2. Novels, Tales and Sketches. origins a. asa 40
| lected.
| ). Reviews of booss
| 4. Educational Esssyssnd News.
! 5, Notices of the progress IF 2eiesee and Ara.
In the fourth section, it ia the design 20 sEJrS
Ts acheFs information needed in their protest.. H.
Ject, to hieh end, their assistance aud cell aseIG
tion ls invited. Southern School Books will bs
! tieed aid reviewed aud the S0gtbera systsss OF
! Education as opposed to New England smp;ris,n
and prscticaiism. upheld, developed And dsfsht<S.
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