Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-11
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principles Of the Whip ~. Of De
coa.,TI;agement Of literature sn5 sad :
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firmed IN the minds or the ~ yea la
sagacious Of the Wing ns-s .o'e = feHHs tttf1,.
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which should be combined fb !, De eoezs:
our great statesmen on litersr, p'0au c, .
subjects, and those of the e-o! antt s,a.s.
eniuses Of which the United :. lses@
SO ample share, on the var;oS. q.
present themselves to a sound - si scs q.
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1t cannot be doubted that
demands the publication NJ ~ 'le ress.
to lnfuse and circulate true and , J "a
information, and to coun;ersr .,u q lllnss, -.
fiuence exerted BY a monfblr ae d,es
similar nature published h ~. eao3ta
auspices, and bearing > 80 ne ei'!, ll33sss.
styled democracy Of the pree ea-rs q De
ting measures which, # spc MI cay q, ai5ig.
stined to moulderto RUNS, f5ealu az
noble Constitution, BY ul., :le laofe q =
on 1t to suit the eaPrice and adTsa Spaslo'is
lngs OF corrupt ambition d'ioe thshs
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literature as have insul,e5 !''' viii aga,s
and honesty Of the countrv h, "a
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ner more detestable from the NJ IN
which they are combined, tend. -, ssT
disorganization Of al Tia. = YETI ba
should de held most sacred. - Z Allsrcsrs
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quarters 20 (Which they might :, ~.--'aa
penetrate, as vel as from eer,. :, g3-a-'Se
ar OF high-toned philanthroUy Z. lss4Yi,lTs
ii0eralIty Of views, with which liiazI.
fully able 10 invest themselves =. na.
Of stealing their way mo tie I..Ie
the unsuspectIng hearts Of that eIs....
depends the destiny and hopes n ,s..-sas
It's young men. Whist ,Ea - "a
Penenced sagacity of older head. =. - :
hesitate a momeEt in reeaT+s
real Taxed deformity of these 80
modern Radicalisn, under aIltbes, g.
DISCUSSES they may assume, veto ~ - y
they are replete with a subtle dsr-., =. =
most pernlcious character.
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Review, Is indeed, and VIII be c0plirs, - :,
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tons IN view calculated 70 correct rn;sra- ,.-,
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pracuceof the great Republican II b;o -, :
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nance OF genuine polite literature The =
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chanical Departmental the work. nor tbe;T :
most efforts to render the Review usefg Tor
Public in literary point Of view, and ba--
bic to the country and cause which + I I
stlned to espouse as a National Won.
The period Is fast arriving when The rem.
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which has come into power under The eD--
influence of misltd popular p-aindre {
which has advocated and sailed ma, !
broad and corrupt motto Of ofSre.ve!s-
To The rictors belong the spOils erI. -
9uiShed :" being alike anti-reDubllesn. n,~
stItutlonal, and foul stain upon the fs !
stitutions of the country. that can All :
eradiCated by the triumph Of the p-r,rIs
which govern the Republican Wig nj d
the present day.
The advocates Of The principles sTsJ IA
who have stCcd foremost IN detaBfa n III
Constitution and Laws when thef Eep nd.
lnlnuuve as : party could Re, exciting t4
strength OF Leonidas batting Eiib The Is,
OF Xerxes, and have nearly SUGGESTED II rs.
cuIng the Government from tbegzsp Of cor.
ruption, viii deem 1t Their imperative GUY %
continue their efforts, and II camel be bette,
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view.
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depend, IN a measure, On the great bo1 &
the opponents Of the present Adminis.Es1l
whose interest II VII Be 70 aid in its PerHzls
establishment. And II VIII be equally hHlg.
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explanation and advocacy Of the true an @.
principles on which the Government CT p
per, and on the success Of which dep1Hs :
great experiment of Republican G0rs
meat-
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htlcal cast Of the publication, we feel soHEd1
that It's utility VIII he readily perceived Ea
Public, and fully appreciated. In addtg
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principal subjects on which the Reuev 5
treat, from the pens of tie nest celebr'
writers Of the present day.
Reviews and Critical Notices VIII OccE
part of IFS pages, thereby giving praise
genius, and censure 70 such predictions O.
as are richly deserving Of It.
A sketch Of the proceedings Of Congr'
viii be given at the close Of each session,
which VIII be explainedth cause and effect
all prominent acts and measures, compiled b
gentleman of acknowledged ability andopP
tunity to arrange and collect such matters
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Election Returns VIII be given II tau.
form, embracing al elections OF mPoTi3l's
the various States, as early as Praehcaae
ter the reception of Official returns.
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part of the work, and al original aItfss !.
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The oPlect Of the publishers, next iasli5ta5S
the good cause in which they haTs 49, .s,,
viii be to furnish the reader with ssth n'''''
as will both instruct and amuSe, such Is a.,
Sketches and "reminiscences Of e'ens '"
minute for history. -.
Biographical and Historical Skelebe"~
tingnished personages, &c. IN
Original Poetry vii be wei 'ND-
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Engravings of distinguished o'alssl-...
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ment as Is usually extended TO Perlo01sss -. :;
literary and scientific character, The - =;
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provements. -.
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