Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12


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noble Copssi utlon, 81 plae;ne -.
omit lOsult the caprice ard .ds.,s..,.
lngs Of corrupt ambition. ili3
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and honesty 81 thecountry, b 49, 1911 %,
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penetrate, as ven as from certsis' -
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ful able 70 lIHest themselves, fof tfs,s. 3
Of stealing fheir way INTO The he'd
the unsnspect1ng hearts Of that ehss -
depends the destiny and hopes Of tie
its young men. Whist ihe ~
perenced sagacitg Of oder heads a -.
hesiiate momeEt IN recon-
real zaked deformily of these T,;S
modem Radicalisms Under "a the
1isguises they may assume. yet 70 q
most peyn;cious character
The National Magazine and Rss
Reviews is indeed. and VIII be condus
these and other equally important tos.:l.-
lions u Vieu calculated 70 correct lpses-..-.
TONS, aud to inculcate the correct ~
principles on which are based he v;;s5.s 8,
practiceof the great Republican Wis 49,
as well as for the encouragement s15 Sos;.,.
nance Of genuine polite lnefatue. ne NJ
fishers VIII neither spare expense IN he -.
chanicaldeparfment Of the work, nor thpi5S.
most efforts torender the Review usei1l ~.
Pnblic N a literary point of view, and
BE TO the country and cause which i 4
stined to espouse as National work
The period is fast arriving when he eons
win emerge from the dominion q :
which has come INTO power under tie
influence Of a mislsd popular preinasi,s. +,
which has advocated and sailed ut5s n
broad AMI corrupt motto Of eficess.I.
q 10 he 1ictors belong The spoils n 4. Is
pushed; - being alike anti-gepubIicsn. m
stituiional, and foul stain upon tfe e, 4
stituiions Of the country, that csn All
eradicated by the triumph Of the ufbc.
which govern the Republican Wing p.stI
the present day.
The advocates Of the principles ALLUDED
who have stood foremost IN defence d
Constitution and Laws when theY were 8
mInutIve as party could be, eSerng BE-
strength Of a Leonidas battling With he hu
Of Aerxes. and have nearly succeeded q rs.
cuing the Government from the grasp q soT.
ruption, viii deem t Their imperative ary h
continue their efforts, and il cannot be tsga
done than By supporting periodical Of hg
standing for sound political principle and hiGs
worth and such an one wl0 be found u y
National Magazine and Republican B.
view.
The success Of the Magazine VII thas
depend, N measure, on the great ho1l &
the opponents Of the present AdmuHlIa1
whose interest L win be to aid inifs pefzi
establishment. And It viii be equally bn
on the talented and patriotic band d N
"a higs q spare neithertime nor labog Q Z
explanation and advocacy Of thelnue ans
prsnclples o. which the Government can
per- and on Tie success of which depelt
great experiment Of Republican 6
meni
Having made these e5p remarks o.
li6eal cast Of the publ Jon, We feel cr
that It's utlliiy VIII he readily perceived
l'ublics and fully appreciated d add
the political features. the following sd &
principal suhjeeisun which The Reau
treat, from he pens Of the most celalr
writers Of the present day.
Reviews ard Critical Notices WI O.,
a part 81 It's PAGES thereby giving prani
genius and censule to such productions 3
as are richly deserving 81 Is
sketch of the proceedings q Cengft
WI be gwen at the close Of each session.
which nii Sc explained the cause and ensel
al promlnent acls and measures, eolnP
gentleman 81 acknoV ledeed ability and
tuHitg 80 arrange and collect such matte
Z win Prove both Interesting and Instruct.
Election Returns VIII be gwen p g.
Z tolnai embracing al elections Of inlFo Z,
Tie Various States IS early IS placsss
lei The reception Of official returns,
Essays and Tales Mil also i0Insn
part 81 the work and az origna
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