Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-07-29
PROSPECTUS
OF
ss II -Es a & E.'1
a Southern Monthly Magagine

IA 0SnoilGiu MC0Llly III 2GagaNS
TIM undersigned will commence in the City IL
hichmond, early in January. the publication
CT slonthiy magazine under the above title. -
1t VIII present to its readers selections from th..
best European periodicals. OF Literary and Soien-
tifc Artels, Of Novels, Tales aud Sketches. which
having already received the imprimature of sn en-
ljghtened taste. cannot but prove accountable +,
the Southern public. The effort will be ma q :,
keep the reeders of the Magazine as nearly aspc.
siblc abreast of the literary progress of the age.
Arrangements have been made which i. is honed
will enable the Proprietors to secure this end
The Magazine will also present original articles
from our best writers, in all departments, aud q
speeai ann OF he Pfoprietors OF this periodical
viii be to l1Ster Southern authorship BY Offering
an adequate aud renuneratve field for its oxeT-
else. They Will NJ t, however, under the Plea If
this design encourage by reproduction ia it's col.
umns, that class of compositions which cresto
! yapid and unhealthy taste. to be stated ONLY ty
| tt at ybrid ltcratu-e which Yankee II ccpnisy
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| nance.
] The Industrial Resources and the Educatiopel
! Interest Of the Confeperacy-th twin foundato1s
CT ali true Independence win receive tie ifrpor.
| tant share OF attention they deserve In The do.
yeiopmcDt OF taesA questions, Its object III be tn
make a practical application of the doctrine og
States Rights to the Y0icy of the country II viii
cndeavor to explain the missioi Of the Conedeiacy
which is TO demonstrate liberty regulated br iaw.
4 to exhibit system OF states, each srpreme Win
! in It's tOunGatlOn, and only bound by voluntary
alienetipn Of powers. 1t will yindicate those elt.
ments 81 National Independence which are secur-
ed bv high standard OF intelligence and ref 10
Inent, by accumulated capital. varied industry
4 and hy abundant facilities ,ofihtercornmurieetia,.
1t will promote the adoption of all these measurss
in Which the Confederate States are no" deficient
! md, whilst the Constitution Of the Confederate
! States forbids the General Government to organ
Ike and operate enterprises OF nature calculated
to attain these results, the projectors will consider
it their daty to urge upon the States the develop
ment ofinterests indispensable To the nati0ua.
Welfare tit thus that, through the aggregate
! ability OF the separate States, the power " Tbs
| Contedel ate States will be made manifest. IL IL
thus that The collision of sectional interest ara the
| oppression Of common head will be avoided
The various dcpar tmcnts ofiiteratuIe to which,
The Magazine win be devoted, may be named 10
| f0ltws:
/. Essays, original and selected political LIZ
eracy and Scientific, and Biographical Sketches
z Novels, Tales and Sketches, orig nal aud 60
lectod
8 Reviews ofbooks.
A. Educational Essays and News.
D, Notices OF the progress of Seicnce ard Art
In the fourth section, ii is TIE design to af0ld To
IL aehers informal ton needed in their pre- fessinn
anu field for the in terchaage OF ideas on that sui
ject, to which end their assistance ard coabora
ton IS invited. Southern School Books viii he no
ticed and reviewed; and the Southern system Of
Education rs opposed to New England emIieicisu.
and praetealism, upheld, developed and d leI dec
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