Litchfield enquirer., 1877-02-01
| NEW QUARTERLY.
PROSPECTUS.


 The want has been long felt in this country, by g rge and growing class of thinking people, of peri. dicsl pubcatio serving the same pun here that "Fortnightly'' and ''ContempOrary' Reviews -rva well in England. The progressive portion Of ';ir population demands somG adequate literary ve- irle for the carriage and diffusion of the most he hope that snch demand m ly prove competent to lanain it's object when once provided with it, ia roposed to issue, on May 1, 1ST7,or soon there. fter as crcumst Inces shall warrant,-the first num- er of q quarterly periodical, to be called
 1.-THE RADICAL REVIEW"
 The success or failure of this project will depend ipon the more or less encouraging reeepti n winch announcement shall meet with from the public Tevious to the date mentioned. Believing thst
 The Labor Question:
 volving, as it does the basis Ofproperty, the prn- iples of finance, and the organization Of industry determining in its settlement, directly the mate ial, indirectly the mental and Spiritu cOs dtiom fthe peope,-demaBds immediate consideruti, n by best minds, it is the intention the man cement the proposed Revi'w, in selecting its contents, to the preference largely tO articles aimed at the Ition of this disputed ObIem. While doing how ver it will not exclude, but welcome rather the pro- presentation of " sid of all subjects pertaining human welfare whether socjai.' eonumic. scientific terary asthetic,Or religious; prompted to this y fl m faith in the OmnipOtenee of Truth. It is Ioped that the size of the Review. and the infrequr- of its issue, will furn s opportunity for thorough- of treatment, not afforded hitherto to he ms jor- y of comp tent opponents Of radical iess; but while Iost of articles will be of the weighty cha acter ecuar to the bet review literature poetry and the ighter features of the monthly magazine will net be isrrgarded To book reviews, large kpaes viii be de- oted.
 The editor and publisher avails himself with plea of the permissiUh granted him by the following ersons, to announce them probable eonfFibuiors; Q which list he hopes to make important additions le-eafter:-
 John Weiss, John Fiske, Edmu ld Stedran, Sid. ey H Morse, Cctavius FrothinRham, L. faander ooner, Ezra H HeywoOd, Sannel Johnson, ] sfah. 'atterson, Prof E Morse. John W Chadwick. Joel 4 ,lltn, Mrs NJ F Dent n, Dyer Lum ,Stsphtn Pesrl ndrews, Wm Potter, Joha 0rvis, Chas W Burh. Rradcs E Abbot. Vim Hanson. Howard N Brown. I.nuel Longfelow, Abram. W Stevens, Cyru- A Far. ol Joseph H Allen, John H Clifford, ingaIls. Each numb r will cont sin two hundred or more oc. -avo pages, we'll printed oH good paper. A limited lumber of book and other literary advertisements will be received at low rates.
 Any person wishing to encourage thiS enterprise oy ubscript'on may notify the publisher to that elect, hereuDon he will r. ceive rrinted blank, which, vhen signed and returned to the puh her. will hind he sig er to forward the price ofsubserpion aN soon IS informed that the of the ntnre s assured
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