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Well-)uOglng OF all partcS, TO and us In the under
taking. In this cause we recognise no minor
creed. Welook not at the mansion of our Presi-
dent, with an ambition to place any particular in
dividual there; but our eyes will be kept stead
fast to the rock Of American principles. We will
see nothing but the banner of our native land
streaming over the extreme confines of our coun-
try, and to our ears will come no other PRAYER
than the true American worship, around the altar
of American liberty.


The minor objects Of the paper will be the adj
vancement of our own indigenous literature: and
while we are willing and ready to pay the highest
tribute Of merted respect to the literature of other
lands, will not do it at the expense Of native,
whose works are not read, because he has not the
stamp Of Murray on his title page, or the appro-
baton of Blackwood on the outside cover Of his
volume. We will not carry the war Of our prn-
ciples against the shrines of genius-they are sa-
cred, most peculiarly so TO our heart, and are
above the changing phases of the political dramas


Domestic and current intelligence shall be re-
gularly given, in a short and agreeable manner.


The proceedings Of Congress will be condens-
ed, and sketches Of speeches and speakers given
during the Session, with lively outline Of events
as they transpire at the Seat Of Government. In
no instance will party politics be allowed to bias
the editorial pen, but men will be treated with i'm
and opinion with the utmost and most
delicate respect.


HENRY J. BRENT.