The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-12-01
..s.uE asn GRAY.
A New illustrated M~xaztne Devoted
Fraternity and Patriotism,

'sDlue aud Gray is the title of a
patriotic monthly magazine, the
prospectus of which is before US On
the front page of the cover (beauti
fully Autographed in several colors)
is "a picture of typical wartime
Federal soldier and a Confederate
soldier, clasping hands, around whose
figures il draped the flag of the
Union. Above these figures are the
wo DIS, rnity-Union," and
below them the sentence, 'sNow-and
Forever III each OF the four corn
els on the page is an excellent like
Ness of one OF the four most promi-
nent Generals ottle Civil War; Grant
and Lee in tie upper corners, Sher-
man and jackson below. The de-
scription of the cover will at once
present the scope aud intent of the
magazine, which will surely meet
with the hearty approval and sup
port of the American public, in every
section Of the Union.
In the prospectus, which is sent to
the e. A r. Posts. Confederate Yete-
ran Camps, and similar organiza-
tions, the publishers ask the old vet
Grams, North and South, to furnish
such contributions (for which the
publishers will gladly pay as will
illustrate the mutual feeling of kind
ness, admiration, and fraternity eX-
listing between wearerS of blue and
gray, even while engaged in the fear
full struggle of the Civil War, which
ended happily in the preservation OF
! the Union. Incidents which gave
| evidence of the fact that a NUT ual
| ancestry bound the hearts of wearers
! of blue and gray together, even while
passion might infame the brain, gen
erous kindly deeds, showing that
blood is thicker than wat r." are
sought by the publishers.
The object issO patriotic, the spirit
So kindly, that it should be fostered
by all who love their country. The
endorsement of every prominent sur
vivor OF the Civil War, North and
South, has been secured Nothing Of
a political, partisan, or cOntrover-
sial nature will ever be published. Ir
ringing words, the eloquent speeches
of love and brotherly feeling existing
between the old blue and gray sold
iers made by General BENJAMIN liar
rison, President of t.e United States
General John B. Gordon, Command
er OF the Confederate Association
and the lamented Henry W. Grady
of Georgia, are reiterated
The magazine will certainly prov,
d boon to the younger generation
making all forget the color of TIT
uniform in approaching the create
reason for pride in the glory won b,
the cid soldiers; all were Americans
all our own cOuntrymen. Thei
deeds, irrespective of the uniform
belong in common to all mo North
no South
The editorial department of "Blu
and Gray" will be controlled by Ben
jamin r Davenport, of Georgia, an,
j. W. Morton, Jr., of Pennsylvania
who have secured a brilliant corps o
contributors, including the mos
famous writer's of war stories, TO
mances, and essays. The illustra
tions will be profuse, and of the high
est type Ofmodern art. TIE publish
ers are The Patriotic Publishing Co
offices 236 South Eighth Street, Phil
| adeiphia. The subscription price q
the magazine is $3.50 per year
Anyone desiring it may obtain
copy of the first issue, which will ap
appear early in December, al,
which will contain contribution
from a number of the most promi
nent writer's of the country, by send
ing ten cents in stamps to the pull
fishers.