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< q i MagGsine of Reci.rS, P0tHicsaad LigH Laefatafe.

 EDITED Bv THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. TINHE ARIST[DEAN combines the solidity of

 the review and the lightness of the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper

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 The politics ofthe Aristideanis Democratic-aiteI the srictest precepts of the Jeiersonian school.

 It sustains the abolition of the Death-punishment

 Itadvocates Equal Rights, Eqaal Laws, and equal distribution of Justice.

 IL consequently opposes partial education, partial legislation and special lcgslation and sustains the Constitution ii is. with strict construction o its provisions.

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

 In short, il iabors to be JUST.

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