Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-15
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auspices, and BEARING tIs eI
styled democracy of The ,. lalle &
ting measure, which, i l nm
stined to moulderto runs sp ,t
noble Constitution, By ~. ae
on It to SUIT the caprice and MI,
ings Of a corrupt ambition '1'alc
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literature as have insuRe5 y fas.
and honesty Of the COUNT. : 'aal'l
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real Iaked deforrnitv Of tbess
modern Radicalism, under ajtBsi..
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