Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-26
NILSSON & 60, PnLIisher.
TIE WING REPUBLICAN.

IENlIE undersigned impressed u ith the grow
u ing importance Of Lexington. and the vas5
agricultural and commercial wealth OF Holmes
county, which every year but enhances IN i'm
portance, has commenced the publication OF
weekly Journal, bearing the above title, in
the town OF Lexington. He Will Offer TO the
public, every week, large and well-flled
sheet, printed on small type ana good paper,
1t will be devoted to Agriculture, SCience, the
Arts, Commerce, and the politics of the day
The utmost attention viii be paid to the co.,
lectionof all valuable intelligence on these
various subjects, as we'll as all others pertain
ing to weekly newspaper, and an assiduous.
steady and faithful support given to the cleo
ton OF William Henry Harrison and John Ty
Ter, for the two highest offices within the gift
Of the people Of this country. Believing that
they are old and wcl-tricd Republicans OF the
school OF -Nashington, and if elected, will I'D
minlsterthe government upon the economical
scale of the Republicans of that day, the I'M
designed will yield nothing that is honorable
in his advocacy of their elections-and believ-
ing that MIR. Van Buren, does not possess any
OF these qualifications, he will turn Ill the pow
of his feeble mind TO defeat the reelection
Of man, who, instead Of administering the
Government economically, has sguandered the
public money in wastetul and needless eXtrav-
agances, for regal and court-iike splenGors in
regarding the doctrines such as should charac-
terise a Republican Democrat, has AVON ed
tenets the most dangerous to the safety aid
well-belRg ofthc Republic, and which, if car
RED further, will end in the ''cOnSOltdaiion Of
all poaeeTiR The hands Of one man." Whilst
he will be courteous to friends and foes, as long
as he is editor Of this journal, he will fearless
ly and boldly proclaim his opinions upon all
subjects legitimately within the scope OF his
duly.
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