Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

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chiefly d Iite-. Nos
nom also "a y.
.s ssoe e Science. - q.
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49,: - <. sas been, & ' SiiI
grty Politics ~.
s1.. Iar q possible, - eds
1ney are sometiilns,. s lle,lD ~
uiobjss 8. ! s.IIe :. O & g nol
SAKE q themore val,,sl,
incidental l..i " o5 EIhs g.
tsolelated only beeaussl !,
t -. we s'eriing ore WleSs
Reviews and cr;,;.., !,
Due space IN tie wo,s o.s
- y l ..l they should havs : z Z
30 convey, ii eohden.ssai lsat
ltrlihsc rinteresti1o,,. =; ~, =. lils ~
2 10, sos works reyieESe d.. J, 9 a
ss. { 70 books that ~ ss,i
ma e warn him aos;ns. lIe % 4.
Y upon that large num hi s
e I burned In this ace. es. Ehi ri /,
1SeI, variety l.', and nDultitass
!: sliella every undiscrimiia.s.
"a criticism, governed IS = sDlr
l'oned, Is one fthe most z, e 81 &
ofauziEariies, to n 5;;'.. Y q s;
,,l lssays. and Tales, haviD,.
llnent both---lIis,osl p p d,
"reminiscences ofeyents -. I. 3
ct. calculating it and i hsis sPSn.t
~. Dc regarded as forls;D 'sl y i a.
Ok ), And Of indi0eno.. Ae vtslSlI ~
70 ed-sometimes - foa eDoS
s snll est and to cultivate d ! nsaa
s me-. and talents ofour Con-, = growing
The times appear forss;
llie T Tgeh 2 ,w1Ork: and not y, o0s ls sa
(, Inc public mind is tevs * az, ,hit0..
J. from recent political a s lSien'A ~ q
1 tIo. influence of Literature i.,a.3
|, 1ll e, lever and sOothe that ; saee
2 Jolly are riotinp ab,oa -. 4 q ah@,
!, ven = q l1adIgnantrebuke. ori,' -: 10y
!. : tneF fitting haunts. ior.1 lylt
! an immense proportion a os. al'' hi
sPrng should be set n nO,i. pece
) ennghtened: and to increasetSes; o =
mat !, It'll. the great enemy Of Do M ..
= may no longer brood, like : n.
10 over the destinies of ON NM .a.,l pAlaa
1 fc comp all these ends, what sS'1 80
! s. agent GENT can be employed, than 49,
ae plan of the Messenger. f q.
AIMED out IN practiceT = % ~
ne South peculiarly reoa,..
[ lnaH the Union, south ofI = go
are but two Literary per;oj;. gaal ,1g
OF that city, there are prO6,S- s' ! H9 2
y-lve or thirty! Is tbs Con-, ; g
J the wealth, the leisure, tbe 49, :
! the actual literary taste oftbe ~ Sas, y
; compared with those Oft5e n ~ S.5
ior IN wealth. talents and tas - -'0 1l
claim at least an equality MI NH ~. " 9
nd a domestic institution ey ,sT SaS.
beyond all doubt, affords us' ifvs ~.
the leisure for reading ~. -ss g
they enjoy. aio S
Eas from deep sense oftb;. L.,
le word Southern was engrsA - !.
OF this periodical; and no nj 1 1tsIa :
nourlsh local preiudices. o. ' - - )
ed local interests. Far fro~ -. =
IT. It Is the Editors fervep I'm ~. 4 !.
lorth and South bound en5e,r;n -, /
forever, in the silken bands #
S. and affection. Far from 49,
J TO the North, he has alread ~, =
hopes therefore to draw mDcb n
2 matter thence: and hapDTin5.j'
q himself should his PAGES bT1f
eglon know itself better, COM.
sen1al degree to dispeI the ~
nat now threaten the peace ofbgs
lten and strengthen the sags3 8
i love. 1'''- 2
southern Literary Messarghss
the 1lth No. of the tfsT W'- /
TT has acted out the ideas here uig.
Z the Editor to say. He bsEe7s p.
e T taIs not further short Of tbeR
g,tes e; usually makes Pacfr 1
Theory. D
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