Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-02
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firmed IN the minds Of TIA PAS yesr
sagacIous Of the Wing Dan. 40. :. ls leu.
exists in the periodical pl rsl'y, lAs
which should be csmbippe ~. !, q Tie ,,.s s.
our great statesmen on it,. iOddO,s 4
subjects, and those Of the s,s ID ~
enIuses Of which the Unite spe Il Iates.s
SO ample a share, on the ', Wv: esaigs =
present. themselves to 4 SON. r..S
tellect. sOund al - - d
1t cannot be doubted tb.,, we
demands the publication ', - zoe BE-.
tomfuse and circulate Inn, : ! Vol &c g
information, and to COUNTER. ssd !. toaeE
fiuence exerted by mo r.1sII the az, s.
similar nature published : pedOssi
auspices, and bearing tho sils city 49,.
styled democracy Of the man, lame q d
ting measures which. 4 F, zen day, -
stined TO monlderto rum. 'O q ; !
noble Constitution, by ~ he hhrs I
on it to suit the caprice and i Jug 'ousrrS
ings Of corrupt ambit;oS0 ADVANCED
The union of such nra.:,
literature as have inzaIted ,be es EiA sn.
and honesty of the count,r u'e eoianor =
Martyrdom of CiIlev > : !. Y ppfOeAs ilss,s
ner more detestable from a. is 'fedh =
which they are combined. = I'm s' I Va
DISCRIMINATION of an - s.a& destby 81.
should de held most sarrr5 "a Z Aacns,..
Is calculated to secure tbs,a 'aa s'slaA sa,';o
quarters to which they nios, sa''' a'taas
penetrate, as well as froms I "a. % a ibssFss
air of heightened phiIantbroHr- 2 aspgas
llberality of views, with which s sI plaalare
fully able to invest themselrss I " Al.
OF stealing their way into the S nae
the unsuspecting hearts Of tb,,s- Nj
depends the destiny and l,o1e -, i =, s. u
It's young men. Whist lha u 30. a.
perienced sagacity Of older bss - -A 4.
l hesitate ate, a momert in recoHs,' =, :
real naked deformiiy of these 49,
modern Radicalism, under s1tbas s:.'pa
DISCUSSES they may assume ys - : =, y. 90
they are replete with subtle d.D1 = :
most perncious character g e
The National Magazine ana y,
Review, Is indeed, and win he coa5 n.tsso
these and other equally impor T.Is' .es,
tons IN view calculated, 10 correct ', n; 49,
tons, and to ineulcate the Correct 60, ~
principles on which are based the y,;;.p n.1
practiceof the great Republican VIM I.'' !.
as well as for the encouragement and -.
nance of genuine polite literature tn 4. y
fishers will neither spare expense IN ,Le |,
cllamcal department Of the work. nor ,bs;,
most efforts to render the Review useEnl ~
Public IN literary point Of view, and Ior-
bic to the country and cause which i ! Il
stined to espouse as a National work
The period is fast arriringw tbs,.,.
will emerge from the DOMINION Il ; !.
which has come into power under tbe -
influence of misltd popular urpin5;.s !.
which has advocated and sailed M, {
broad and corrupt motto Of ofcs..s.ll-
10 The rictors belong The spoil, n i, :
pushed = being alike anti-republc;n m.
stitutional, and a foul STAN uDon tbe h. !
stitutions of the country, that can rl !.
eradicated by the triumph Of The r7..s
which govern the Republican Wig m I
the present day.
The advocates of the principles dSs
who have stood foremost in deters I IL
Constitution and Laws when they ven sd
minutive as a party could be, ezertns Il
strength of LeoDidas battling with lie ID
of Xerxes, and have nearly succeeded n n,
cuing the Government from the gasp Of %
ruption, will deem it their imperative duT /
continue their efforts, and It cannot V bar
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standing for sound political principle andFs
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view.
The success of the Magazine vii theFtl
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explanation and advocacy of the true ut1
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per, and on the success of which depna
great experiment of Republican Con
ment.
Having made these few remarks On lie
lItcal cast of the publication, We feel conf
that It's utility viii he readily perceTedF
Public, and fully appreciated. In adttOl
the political features, the following VII Be
principal subjects on which the ReHeE
treat, from The pens of the most cclsbr
writers of the present dar.
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genius, and ceBSure to such productions
as are richly deserving of it.
A sketch of the proceedings of Cong
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which viii be explained the cause and effe
all prominent acts and measures, compiled
gentleman of acknowledged ability andOP
tunity TO arrange and collect such matten
will prove both interesting and instructive.
Election Returns viii be given In TAB
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ter the reception of official returns.
Essays and Tales viii also forman mpgi
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Sketches and "reminiscences Il s'eaa
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Biographical and Historical Skeitha0S
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Original Poetry viii be vel sfDD
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Engravings Of distinguished StsiesL.s
the work should receive the SANE elesl',
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