Litchfield enquirer., 1877-01-18
4 NEW QUARTERLY.
PROSPECTUS.


 The want has been long felt in this country. by . large and growing class of thinking people, off peri 1dical publication serving the purpose here that she "Fortnightly" and "Contrmporary" Reviews serve so well in England The progressive portion Of IHY population demands some adequate literary Ve- licle for the carriage and diffusion of the most al thought of our time. To meet this want, and in he hope that such demand msy prove competent to maintain it's object when provided with it. is proposed to issue, on May 1877,-or soon there lfter circumstances shall warr1nt-the nrpt mum. Der of quarterly periodical, to be called
 1.-THE RADICAL REVIEW"
 The success or failure of this project will depend upon the more or less encoulaeing reception which it's announcement shall meet with from the public previous to the date mentioned. Believing that The Labor QnestIsn,-
 involving does the basis of property, the prin- cipes of finance, and tbe organization Of industry, and determining in its settlement directly the mate. rial and indirectly the mental and spirnal condition of the people,-demands immediate consideration by he best minds is the intention of the management Jf the proposed Review in selecting it's contents to give the preference largely to articles aimed the so tuition of this disputed problem. While doing how. 4ver, it will not exclude, but welcome rather the pro- per of ali sides of all subjects pertaining to human welfare, whether social economic scientific literary relgious prompted to this hoped that the size of the Review and the inSreQuen cy of it's issue, will furnish opportunity for thorough of treatment, not afforded hitherto to the major ity competent opponents of radical ideas; but while most of it's articles will be of the weghty character peculiar to the best review literature, poetry and She lighter features of the monthly magazine will not be dsr~gared To book reviews, large space will Dc de- voted,
 The editor and publisher avaiIs himself with plea- sure ot the permission granted him by the following persons to announce them as probable contributors; to which list he hopes to make important additions he-eafter:-
 John Weiss, John Fiske, Edmuad c StedmsD, sid ney Morse, Cctavius B FrothiHGham, l.. sander Spooner, Ezra Haywood, samuel Johnson, BtAhi Patterson, Prof Morse. John W Chadwick, Joel A Allen Mrs M F Dentn, Dyer Lum, Stephen Pearl Andrews, wm Potter, John orvis, Chas Buck. Fradcis E Abbot. Wm Hanson, Howard N Brown, Samuel Longfelow, AbFam. W Stevens, Cyrus Ear tol, Joseph H Allen, John Clifford, Ingals.
 Each number viii contain two hundred or more oc. tsvo pages, we'll printed on good paper. A limited number of book and other literary advertisements will be received at low rates. , Any person wishing to encourage this enterprise by subscription may notify the publisher to that eect ~hereupon he will receive printed blank which. when signed and returned to the puhsher will bind the Egner to forward the price ofsubacrpon soon informed that the success of the venture h assured
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 .3lgE .l.s BENJ. R. TUCKER, k1w2 Lcck Box Se9s New Bedford Aans.