Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-09
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A Weekly Newspaper to Be D,,5l;'s.,.s.
The 4own Of Holly Springs. Nis No. .
TN proposing to add another Re-,
- journal to the lists of those. wb;.t Pe.Oltae
State have so long and so faifbfuTT vi ~ u tbs
the cause Of the People, we consider ~ !,
due alike to our Press and to the n - { aIg
large, TO expose fully and frankly. fbs Slule 4
pleswe shall advocate and the course =. PfL9c.
pursue. '0e We shs1
Admiring as we do, the SIMPLICITY -,
~ OF the measures, which, during The =. Pm
istratiOn Of WASHINGTON and JT, emu.
made Us happy at home and resDecte5 , Z
we shall zealousiy oppose those prot;,e aofost
penditures Of the public money, wfeS e
the last SIX years, have corrupted fba IN 3
morals, shaken the manly indeper5S.- pun
Congress, and spread the spirit ~ &C Z
pauperiSm and sattelteis1l over Il. ''1aas
land. With purpose not less fixed ..l Shas
less we VIII denounce that shameful ' a- "a.
Of Erecutire Interference with the slssa
State elections which elevated NJ
Buren, topower, and filed the Senate Ti,l e
creatures Of his predecessor. 'il' s
To the Tariff policy Of 1898 We ~.
ly opposed, and cannot but regard with
ence the efforts made by the Van Br,,' eo q
tyin Congress to disturb the barmo s,sl 4 r.
Union, and pave the way to the fntI ee
precision of the South by a partial , ,-s' p
the compromise Act Of IS32n ~ &
as we DO the system Of internal Jn1, ,saag
by the General Government as TI F,O.'Asz
quail and unconstitutional, we shan o5o 60 C
caslon to expose its odiousness. and !, IA q @
/ tendency to corruption and discard '1'" d
To the ne1o experiment of eolla,,,-..
dues Of the Government in gold a5J
alone we are also opposed. ''s
Toall these encroachrnepts wb;hl Il.
Jured the people, and agitated the Dlb Nv N Z
for the last four years, viz: the unlqrfj -. =
zure OF the Public Treasury BY the Pr s =
ms arbitrary denial of the right of c.
to enquire into the manner in which fbas =
rants Of the People in the Executive De,s.
ments discharged their duties: his -
OF the just powers of the Senate BY H.
his favOntes IN Office lrithom and even enhI
to their Constitutional consent: his IleosIs
reference with the currency Of the COM,
and last, though not least, his federal stts-s
to make the tiU of the General Govern
and not the Constitution the measure n
powers, have, and viii continue to receives
decided and undying opposition.
Incur opinion the time has arrived vbe,a
| hoa ]
her domestic institutions, to guard agsB4f.
Vaccinations Of the Abolitionist and h,
secret allies. In 1886, not saFs,r h
dividual residing South of the Paase hs5
the boldness to assert that Congress Possessed
the Constitutional right Of abOliShiag ST AVE-.
RY in the District of Columbia; but no soan-
er did Martin Van Buren,, the (.'AIiSoun R..
strictionist'') avow this dangerous and alarr.
ing doctrine, than his whole Partvm the Ssrs
holding States, with very few exceDtua
advanced the same pernicious and sred
sentlments-T'o expose and lash with m.
raj hand the tiRe-serring sycophancv sD5b.
grading party spirit which led 10 such sbsns
/ ful concessions, shall constitute no ordn7
portion of our labor and we vii not rars
such an employment Of our time if it viii IA
one iota to the security and safety Of Oa /.
loved South.
- TERMS.-The SOUTHERN BAxs
VIII be published on an Imperial sheet "a
entirely new materials, and VIII be forward
to subscribers at S. 90 payable IN adysag
and SO 90 if not paid at the expiration f d
year. No subscription VIII be received FIJI
| term less than SIX months.
The BANNER VIII make its appearance
the first day Of October Q836) unles Il
publication be prevented BY some unayoI
! cause.
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n. B.-Newspaper Editors friendly toTga
Us, viii confer great favor by gyng the ;
bove few insertions. G. W.P
August %, 1885.