PROSPECTUS


OF THE
SOUTHERN REVIEW /.
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40 Vndicat', then, our pccuiIar ihslisutions; to
fepef"..n afsulncu'' cs' presently We oe forced %
lepel WIN ar's, ~ eA'slila. l'crreehse WIN our
domestic conninon. asalnss tne wnn rye of mere
cn'i''o anu = up''O'u ana
ieaefNuvs Us 'lo an-
nimstranon OF the nausnal aiIairs iIou the disor-
dcrs q the central Govenment, where reform Is
hopeless, ana useless, uli you nave gwen your
selves stronger ana WISER local systems; 70 direct
the public view towards home policy sof the
States, capable through itsei, TO confer upon our
people those hlessinssvi vel ordered libcrtywhich
we expect IN vain fron' we Federal power, from
the decisions ofparty p0litics abroad to call home
he atssntion Of our people to those and by which
the wise and brave have often raised petty States
into noble and prosperous Commcnwealths; 70 at
tach men, possible, to their birthplace, ,ahd CEN
vert them from wandering and selfish adventures
into citizens, the hvers OF civilization; to re-eni-
mate public sprlt and give u purpose as well, as
energy; 70 ohold, ,nvcr parties and politicians, The
tribunal Of q public opinion far different from that
idle and corrapt one Of Which the newspaper press
is The voice for these purposes, to give diffusion
through the land TO sound and well considered MIR
lie doctrines, spreading with them Knowledge and