Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-26

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shtulions Of the country, that ca 81
eradicated By the triumph Of tie On
which govern the Republican Wig uli
The present day.
The advocates Of the principles 81
who have stood foremost n defehes q 8,
Constitution and Laws when the nsis !,
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rupton, viii deem It their impressive duty {
continue their efforts. and It cannot b ZEE.
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National Magazine and RepubEcn
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explanation and advocacy Of the tue AZ
principles On which the Government e,n
per- and on the success Of which depen
great experiment of Republican Cor
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lItlcal cast Of the publication. We feel
that It's utility VII be readily perceived D
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principal subjects on which the Reeves
treat rom The pens Of the mos catzi
writers 81 the present day.
Reviews and Critical Notes vi oce
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genus and censure to such prcdaca1ls Z.
as re richly deserving Of Il.
a sketch Of the proceeding 3. ygaI,
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az prominent acts and measures co1p
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tunltY 70 arrange and collect such nsI''i.
VIII prove both interesting and inslIll.l.
Election Returns viz Be given . q,
form sInbracing an elections Of ilcE
the various States, as early a. placl.
ter the reception Of Official returns.
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