Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-19
TIE WING REPUBLICAN.

EENII Z. undersigned impressed with the grow
= ing importance of Lexington, and the vast
agricultural and commercial wealth ofHolmes
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 Lex ngton. He will offer to the
public, every week, large and well-hlled
sheet. printed on small type and good paper.
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ing to weekly newspaper, and an assiduous.
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tionof 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 well-tried Republicans of the
school of Washington, and if elected, will al
mInisterthe government upon the econom ical
scale OF tue Republicans of that day, the I'M
dersigned will yield nothing that is honorable
IN his advocacy Of their eleetions-and believ-
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of man, who, instead of administering the
/ Government economically, has squandered the
public money in wastefuI and needless extrav-
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aud about the peoples house, and who, dis
regarding the doctrines such as should charac-
terissax Republican Democrat, has avou ed
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we'll belAg ofthe Republic, and which, il car
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