Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-10
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saeacious Of the " big psrlV Vis ne Isttct !.
ex SITS IN the periodical M rs : 'lsi ,.s'
winch should be Combined - " The Colin :
our great Statesmen on li,ersr,. lf0dlctu y.
subjects, and those of the e, lay ald or
emuse' OF which the Uni,s1 !" = ell laer :,
so ample share, on he a.. s'ale' "a "
tellect. SO1no and Neo,.s Y
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demands the publ catE.n - ue pfeses
to niuse and circu a'e tue =, : Won cscc's.,
Information and to countelsci !, lloats !, sIs,
finence exerted by a month"; ae disil 1
similar nature publ shed IN -, iehotesl q
auspices and bearing The nI nm guy, llt4s'
styled democracy of the pre '~t q tie u
ting measures which, i ss :" ca, sd,os
stiped 20 moulderto ruins :, eesta az /
noble Constl luton, ~ pIsc i"e s an q z
on II fosuit tie capr ce and a5y.. eOa.tncis
lngs OF corrupt ambition ''ice telas
The union of such on c;,,...,
liter 'ture a have insulted tbe . oa WIN sgs.i
and honesty Of the Country, by ,. .a1 "a,
Martyrdom of Cilley.n ,sDs wang 1,
ner more detestable fromtlo " @-l' IN : a,
which they arecomblned ,e,5 ;l'' = Or "a !
dlsorgan'zat'on of all ,ha'. uf'e' ID
should de held most sacred. TS. Aasfzs
is "a culated TO secure item y !. 'asta
quarters to which they NIGH, : e'saa
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AR Of b gh-toned ph.lantbropy :. ), saFghs
llbe' Atty of ews, with wbIcb @sl
fu' y able to II vest emselres. f., 60.
OF stealing their way into tie Ss,3
the unsuspec'mg hearts of tia, g..
depends the destiny and hopes If a.. "a
lis young men. vhrst Tie No. :
per enced saeac'y of oder head r ~ z
hesitate a moment in reeo,s =. 2
real Taxed deformi'y of these B 80 :
modern Rad calism, under aIlthe sra,,,'.
disguses hey may assume, We, 70 q ~ ''s 9
they are replete with a subtle dana us ~ y 1
most perm cious character.
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stined to espouseaas National work
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will emerge from The duninTo n :
which has come mo power Irder Ile -
influence of mi IL POPULAR rrtiiii;rs
which has advoca I'd ard sal ed md
broad and corrUp motto Of ofFrss ,Is
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qniShed: being al he an.i-rem ble:n rr-
stItutioIal, and a foul stain rpo1 Ne /.
stituiioIs of the cotrtry. u.at csr al
erad.ca ed by tie triumph Of be p-1tl
, which 20, ern he K, publican Wig ran
, tie pre- eHt day.
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who have sood f remost in deiare d 4
Constitution ard Laws when .bgVep at
minutiIe as party co. ID ,e. ea1g d
strength of a L, Cd das BATH! MI dt Ia
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per, and on he success Of which deai
great experiment of Republican Go
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