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4 Maga.ine of Reeietos P0ti6csaRd Efgd Eiefatafe.

 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. TNHE ARISFIDEAN combines the soiUhty oi

 the review and the tghtness ot the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper

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 The politics of the Aristdeanis is Democraiic-aiter the strctest precepts of the Jeiersonian school.

 It sustans the abolition ot the Death-pahlshaeht. It ltadyocates Equal Rights, Equal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice.

 It consequently opposes partial educatioh' paftiai legislation and special legislation; and sustainS the Constitution as it is, with strict construction oI It's provisions.

 It is strictly American in it's tone and feelings, hough not bgoted nor exclusive.

 In short it Iabofs to be JUST.

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