Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-29
VOL. XIX.
PROSPECTS,
A'1 FL = "A G. H.
A Southern Monthly Magazine

TIME undersigned will commence in the City OF
i Richmond. early in Januarr. the publication
cfa Monthly Magazine, under the above title
II will present to its readers selections from the
hast Enrnnean Periodicals. of Literary and Scien-
tiac Articls, OF Novels Tales aud Sketches; Whicn
having already received the lmprimature OF an en-
iIghtened taste. cannot but prove acceptance 10
the Southern public The effort will be mane to
keep the reeders Of the Magazine as nearly as pcs
s!b,e abreast of the literary progress OF the age.
Arrangeyne nts havs been made which. 1t Is hoped
win enable the Proprietors to secure this end.
The Magazine Will also present oTlglnai aruetes
from our best writers. in all departments, and
special aim Of the Proprietors Of this perindical
will be to foster Southern authorship by offering
An adequate and remunerative field for its exeF-
ciss They will MT. however. under the plea Of
This design encourage by reproduction in its col
aims, that class OF compositions which create.
.apid and unhealthy taste, to be stated only by
Il ct hybrid lteratn-e which Yankee ingenuity
has contrived, uuder the name IL sensational 70
nance.
The Industrial Resources ard the Educational
Interest OF the Confeperacy-- the twin foundations
If all true Independence receive the impor-
tent share Of attention they deserve In the de
veopment Of thes questions. Its object Wii De 20
make practical Application of the doctrine OF
States Rights To the yocv OF the country. II viii
endeavor to eps in the mission OF the Confectionery,
which is to demonstrate liberty regulated op law,
to exhibit stem OF States, each Supreme WITH
In its faunc ton and only bound by voluntary
alienation of powers. 1t viii vindicate those e.e-
Gsents of National independence " sich are seeur-
ed by hi oh standard Of Intelligence and re}aa-
mant, BY accumulated capital. varied INDUSTRY,
and nv abundant facilities otintereommnaic&tio ton
It will promote the adoption of all those measures
in which the Confederate States ne deficient.
And whilst the Constellation Of the Confederate
States forbids ,ue General Goverament to organ
Ike and operate enterprises Of nature calculated
TO attain these resuis, the projectors will consider
it their duty to urge upon the States the develop
maf of interests 50 indispensable 10 the national
eelfare' II il thus that, through the aggregate
Abty Of the separate States. the power Of the
Confederate States will be made manifest. It ia
thus tha, ihe collision ofsectianal interest and Ia
oppression @i common head will be avoid I'd.
The vArious depa rtT1eltA ofiiterature 10 which
he aagazine will be devoted, nary be named u
foalow
i. Esssvs. original a.l@selectad. poliSicai. Lit
eraey aud Scientia,. a4.NBiographical Sketches
lec.ed.
a. ResieTvs Of b9ols4
4. kdoeafionsss Essags and Eews.
>. Notices Of Ne progrets al. sc:eEec Ard Art.
n the tonfta seet;p, !. is the DESIGN 70 ford L
itacfeFa iifor'natnn needed in 'lsir PRECISION
and neid Cor theifssrchaase ofi ideas :nstfa sub
t.ced and reviewed; and the Southorn srssem o
Edasafion AZ opposed to New England arpjricisn
and praetc ,lis m ustell. developed and eiefrfded
TERMS Each numo.r 81 SO. Fo. ihre
rnoath 81. For six months 80.
xhe trade vii! be supplied b. GEO. J.. BID
G0CDS. LII Ma;a ;3;eeet
ERNEST LAGAKHE co,
proP1ie,ars.
TA. II. r9upwEL,.
ChlAf Editor.
EiSssT LAoa.na,
1ssoe:ate i.e.sar.