The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-13

EfosReotsss Of. ftffEEsl.s Age.,,.

TNHE undersignedhg hgs commenced, in the
II City Of Richmond, tho qualification of
q Monthly Magazine, under tie above title.
| |lSilt presents TO its readefsiseiections from
the best European Periodicals, :, of Literary
and Scientific articles, Of Novels and Sket-
ches, which, having already received the
imprimature ofan enlightened taste, cannot
but prove acceptable 70, the Southern public.
The effort win be made to keep the readers
Of the Magazine as nearly as possible abreast
Of the literary progress Of the age, Arrang-
'nents nave been made which, 1t Is hoped,
win enable the proprietors to secure this
end .s...s..,..
The Magazine also presents original articles
from our best writer's, in all depnrtmsnts.t
and special aim Of the proprietors Of this
periodical viii be to foster Southern author
ship BY offering an adequate and rem,iner-
ative tield for It's exercise. They will not,
however, under the plaa Of. this design, en-
courage, by reproduction in it's columns,
THAI class of cordpositions which create q
vivid and unhealthy taste, to be stated only
by that hybrid literature which Yankee in-.
'genuity fhhs oontriSed, under the name Of
sensational romance. nVEl 4.
4. The Industrial Resources and the Educa-
tiohai Interest ofthe ConfederacyA the twin
foundations of true iindependenoe--will re-
ceive the, important share of attention thoy
deserve, In tho development Of these ques-
uons, It's object, will be. to make q practical
application Of che doctrine of States Rights
TO iho policy iof tho country twill endeay-
or5to explainthe mission Of the Confederacy,
which js!to demonstrate libertyregulated by
NM to eShibita system Of States, each SUI
premo within its foundation, and, only bound
byayolutitary alienationof powers. It will
\yfr q
Pendence, Which are secured by high stans
dard Of intelligence and, refinement by no.
cumulated capital, varied industry aud by
abundant facilities of differentiation. Il
will promote the adoption Of all those meas
ares in which the Confederate States are.
now def cient. And dpwhilstt the Constitution
Of the Cqnfederats States forbids the General
S2yernmsptt ~ orgnpize and operate enter-
prises OF nature calculated TO attain these
results, the projectors will consider it their
duty tourge upon the States the develop
meht ofinterests so indispensa to the ma
tlopal welfare, ut is thus that, through the
aggregate ability of the separate States, the
power Of the Confederate States will be made
manifest 1t is thus that the collision of
sectional interest and the oppression Of o
common head willbe avoided. FRGGE hHt
ThS iyerions departments Of ,literatpret to
which the Magazines, devoted, may be named
as followsf:hS Y""T 'ldi24"NFip =,
Il. Essays, orIginal and selected, political,
literary and scientific, and biographical
& N3vslss Tsle4 a ,l, And sketches, Original i ial
:, 3. Reviews or sBb6ks. ,ss Rurl hitsrAa
.s4a Educational Essays and News hgrsht|
20 Notices Of the progress Of, Science and
In the fourth Section, ills the I'd design Ia 10
aferd' TO Teachers information needed in
their profession, and field for the ipter-
change,e ef ideas Oh that subject, to which
end, their qssislrnceand collaboration is In
vited. Solthern School Books will be no.
ticed and reviewed; and the Southern system
Of foEducation' as opposed 70 New England
ompiricism and practicalism, upheld, desel.
oped end defended 9lrr sIst lpn fV5 iaGgA 4
TRRNs number, 81, 80, For thrca
months S4 For six months, SO {, ~
, The trade will be supplied by GEO. L. 4
iBIDG00DS, l0l Main Street. hHH }h"
90 ERNEST LAGARDE & co, Yte'
/ aAlaiss. h.I,sii mii aalj tPropfietors.i
vs., III, BVnwELL,, Chief Editor. d, a,.,,.,
E1sEsT LAdRADE, Associate Editor. Y ~ 4
! feb 1896 ~ ,Yl3faoH&f ~ t'fnNEh3 .a$t|
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