Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-22
EssgOsP ECTUS
N"rr - e n G E- y
A. Southern Monthly Magazine

THE undersigned will comm eaes in the City of
4 Richmond. early in January. the publication
CT Monthly Magazine, under the above title
1t will present TO its readers selections from the
bes. European Periodicals. OF Literary and Scien-
tifc Asticls, of Novels Tales I'D Skefches which.
having already received the imprimature ofa en-
the Southern public The effort will be ma e :,
keep the reeders of the Magazine nearlv SIS pea
sible abreast Of the literary progress ofsthe age
Arrangements have been made which it is hoped
will enable the Projectors 10 secure this end
The Magazine viii also preaeat original articles
from our best writer's. in all departments. and u
special aim ofthe Proprietors Of this periodical
VIII be to foster Southern authorship by Offering
an adequate and reriuneretive field tor its exeF
else They will mt, however. underthe plea CT
this design encoura.e. bv reproduction in its col
umns. that class Of Compositions which create a
vapid and unhealshy taste. TO be stated only by
IL at ybrd literature which Yankee Ingenuity
has contrived, under the name cf sensational ro-
nance. 49,
The Industrial Resources and the Educatioaal
Interest Of The Contemporary, The twin foundations
Il all true Independence will receive the ifnp0r-
tant share OF attention thew deserve In the de
yelopment OF thes questions Its object will be to
make practical Application of the doctrine OF
states Rights 10 the voicy ofthe country II will
endeavorsto explain the mission Of the Coniederacy
which is to DEMONSTRATE Liberty regulated br law
to exhibit system Of States, each supreme with.
in its foundation, and only bound BY voluntary
aenetion OF powers. 1t will vipdicate those ele-
ments OF National independence, n ieh secur-
ed BY q high standard Of intellig ence aud refine
nent, by accumulated capital. varied industry
and w abundant facilities cfinteI coinmuRex ton.
It VIII promote the adoption OF all those measures
in Whlch the Confederate States are no deficient.
And, whilst the Constitution of the Confederate
states foIbids the G 4leral Government 10 organ
IKE and operate enterprises OF nataro calculated
TO attain these resui1. the projectors will consider
II their duty to urge upon the States The 6evelnn-
ment ofinteress SO Indispensable to tile national
seiare. IL ii thus that. through the aggregate
hbiltf OF the separate States. the power OF the
Confetlet ate States *ill be made manifest 1t il
thus that th ceiiis OF sectaualiutefes ana th.
oppression If com1non head viii BE- avoid 4
n various departments >flitetatGre 70 which
:ne A agazipe III De dssoted, may be named a.
follows:
i. Gssave original aad selected political Lit
efacy and Scientific, apd Bi9stapiiica} Sketch4s
SoFels Tales and Sketctvs. origtsial and Sc
Ieetsd
!. Reviews Of toakv
Educational Essays end News
o. Notices Of tbe progress OF Scisncc end Art
In the fourth section, it is The design 70 efned 20
Teachers Information needed in their profession,
snd field for the il terchaage of ideas that SUBJ
Jeet to which end their assistance and collshosa-
tion is invited. Southern Schunl Backs Kill ne no
ticed and reviewed: sud the Southern system Of
Education as opnosed to New England empiricism
and practicaiisns, upheld, developed and deiendoG
TERMS - Eseh uutaoer 6 so. Fer three
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