Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06
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The s experience Of the p sl3 '..sl,s
ilrmed m the minds of the a. s't d..
sagaclous of the Wing pa rloie / ' aa,,,.
exists in the periodical mar Fsl'y, IL;
which should be combines ed q y es,.S
our great statesmen on E,o .ne aEs, 80
subjects, and those of The ' er Z ~ ;,.sa
enIuses of which the United siii y e ~
so ample share, on the ~. Sa's g.
present themselves to a sn r,,S.s q Sc go
tellect. sOuha I'd fsssss
1t cannot be doubted that 4
demands the publication - 'Le p'ess
to lnfuse and circulate tr,,o d lEoikk ul,-S
information, and to couDfer. alo olle1t . -;
fnence exerted by a month"; month"; be tas
similar nature published n ~ pehoas )
auspices, and bearing The q r ll.s ely, Hi5ss'
styled democracy of the nan, lane q tis 5
ting measures which. i ~, IN dsy, N.
stlned to moulderto runs. '' ~ s
noble Constitution, by ~; .le s'rc d :
on 1t TO suit the caprice and , .5 eolstiaais.
ings OF corrupt ambitio1 ''''lcet5els
The union Of such nrs.;.,
literature as have insulteji5ee :, ~. WITH 'gss,
and honesty of the coupf,. ~ ooEnlaol 81.
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ner more detestable from t Ibselsisd u nm
which they are combined ta.9 -Sca1s Far h
dIsorganization Of an ia .S !. o'ec 6ae
should de held most SACRED. 4 Aaefe2s
Is calculated to secure them =
quarters towhich they m;oIt (, a's,i
penetrate, as well as from a a. ce4 !. .iaTss
ar of heightened philanthru5rv, ~ :. 5 i'':.H
n6eralty Of views, with which = ~ s''iEp
fully able TO invest themselves =; ar,
OF stealing their way into the = I.l . Pm
the unsuspectng hearts of thu, - - @-
cepends the destiny and hopes If ib.-..aa
It's young men. Whist tbp - ..---
penenced sagacity of cider Besl, Luz e
hesitate moment in rec Q as's
real haked deformiy Of these T@-.- z
modern Rad'cahsm, under altberf. ;r .t.s.
DISCUSSES they may assume. yet n Il H. -
they are rep!ete with a subtle damn, ~.
most pernlcious character. 7" Z
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REVIEW, Is indeed, and viii be cond8rts5 .
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