Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
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4 Weekly Nesspapsr 3 !
tAf Tom ef Holg $prias.. l-s
In proposing to ada sno,,
journal 70 the lists 81 H. ls,l,
State have 90 long and % f.;,I. si
the cause Of the PeopIs ~ -, ~ J. Q.
due alike to ouF Press and = 4
large, TO expose fully and fr,r 4 s -
Pleswe shall advocate and tbes3 us
pursue.
Admiring az we do, the simr.
u Of the measures, which 49,
istratioh Of WAsHrNeToT- y.
made Us happy athome and -, ~ IN
we shall zealonsly oppose tbo-s
penditures Of the public NO. Nv.
the last SIX years, have eolTlTs,,
morals, shaken the manly ~ . -
Congress, and spread the sn;,;,
PauPerism and satteIteis;a ~. ~
land. With a purpose not.les' -. =, &
= -
less we VIII denOunce that 49,. "a
Of Executive Interference with ~
State elections which elevate )
Buren, toPover, and filed the -.
creatures Of his predecessor
To the Tariff policy Of ls9a
" opposed, andcannot but reO,,S q
ence the efforts made by the Va w. y
| ty in Congress to disturb the - :, d
Union, and pave the way to H. = e
preston of the South BY a par,;. y g
the "Compromise Act Of lsS2s J
as we do the system of internal /.
by the General Government =,
quail and unconstitutional, we All IS =.
casion to expose its odiousnesR ~ 4, ~ y
tendency to corruption and disco,l
To the ntlO experiment Of coT..e
dues of the Government n enV ~
alone we are also opposed
To all those encroachmeu,s vb;.,,
jured the people, and agitated The ma ~. I.
for the last four years, viz: the v5 ~ !
cure Of the Public Treasury by tho ~, I
his arbitrary denial of the right 90
to enquire into the manner m vhi,h \
rants of the People in the ExecUtT, ii.
ments discharged their duties: h ~
of the just powers of the Senate br 4
his favorites in Office lritboutand ever -.
to their Constitutional consent; bs 7ls,.
terfereDce with the currency Of tleS,
and last, though not least, his federal =,
to make the lciH of the General GWs7,
| and not the Constitution tie measure
pow ers, have, and VIII continue 10 re,sp
decided and undying opposition.
In our opinion the time has arrived u,
becomes every true friend to the South
her domestic institutions, to guard -
Vaccinations of the Abolitionist nd
secret allies. In 1885, not a vF,-
dividual residing South of the Pc,q,.
the holiness TO assert that Congrsv n,,-u,
the Constitutional right of abOliAing SI a
RY in the District Of Columbia; S1tpo !
er did Martin Van Buren,, the (aNlswi
strichonist'') avoW this dangerous and 4
ing doctrine, than his whole Party N tleS
holding States, with very few ercgf
advanced the same perniciOUs and q
sentiments-To expose and lash with /,
raj hand the time-Seruing sycophancY q
grading party spirit which led to such 4
| full concessions, shall constitute 10 on
portion Of our labor and we VIII not ]
such an employment of our time if il Vi
one iOta to the security and safety Of o.
/ loved South.
- TERMS.-The SOUTHERN Br
VIII be published on an Imperial sbest,
entirely new materials, ard VIII be iurv
to subscribers at s. 90 PAYABLE in adj
and S. 90 if not paid at the expiration
year. No subscription will be received
term less than six months.
TIE BANNER will make It's appesrn
the first day of October 1s3s) rnls
publication be prevented by some unaTo
cause.
GEO. w. PITTN'AN6
n. B.-Newspaper Editors friendly n
us, VIII confer a great favor by gTirg
bove few insertions. G. W.
August %, 1893.