Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-28
] This Stale votes by its
49," instead Of the people, aud
4 a% 'Iass vote for Van Buren,.

,he Lexington Union says we
Editor 0, w ,ye said Of the Loco'ioeo
"A. poPhe', ps can rally us a party on ne
dhey n.y. n:., thew nave lately occupied"
ground W. ,b;nt Won now on the subject,
.. iii, wna' retnrns have all 50 nearly come
* la'0o " nr opinion Of your prophetic abili-
hN =" .L,,u QUO; but as you seem some
en'DI a, our unwlingness to grant you Tue
pqu'u ,,a feel inclined to hunor this
Wy o. p'Ora ,ao,ty, and therefore now exciaim
4" yO' hoboll prophet Justice to the
', pow,y.r, requires US to warn t0em 'nSt
lie, 'O".' are but random shots of YOU
" P'oP', and do not always portenl unto
&. hing events =. hv what rule Of logic
U ,,.oJucc the election ''t'Fns' TO prove 'e
i"D'a o,, prophecy; fOr these, evidently, DO
Dt1 o. yV~ ho f,ct that the Democratic party |
'i'''". ', Ii.banded By their late defeat that
Y! 'a '". In, merely, that they have been out
s.,,I at The balIot-box'
rno'' ~ ororession, the ground they lately oc-
! :. meant, the principles that constitute
fpe5 j. ,c,;,h Of The Democratic party, and
BE I0.'1sr moan nothing else, We all'm 'ha
prey " .' hove nor never can be driven from
' sonsi. The principles of the present Dc,
- ~, marty, which you have been pleased 70
,n,,s BY the name loco-ioco' are ooo'ai WIZ"
Ef'0'"s yont. they have with8tood unlarn'h-
r mare tnan half century; they
!. Te only principles upon which 'n'' govern.
va. no successfully administered; and It i
~. -. those principles, and consequently upon the
r." ,,..n,,fo,s occupied, that the Democratic
,,y will again rally to rescue the helm OF STATE
W. ,ho.o who have Obtained it By political H.
o..os, fraud and corruption =.
o.sor,ion that Mr.. Walker and olhe's,
oodsovorng to "organizc ne" party
sol, occrrs in the same article from "mch we
re ouoteJ, is we suspect, an error The etioFt'
.,;,h ,.o,, allade are not, we presume, TO or
,e,y marty. but to add slrength to the
pu They may p,obaby, have spoken Of pre-.
,o,,ioy some nov question involving the great
,,,c,nl,s of the Democratic faith; but Chs
IA No, he construed into an abandonment Of
hair r,rner position, for so long as the patty
,,,;nne 10 battle in defence of the same piincl'
. pc,. The ground they occupy is emphatloally the
,,ne So, sir your great knoch'em stiff argu-
ueut does not establish your position.
Tqr LApy's BooI.--We have received ano
,c,peel the November number Of this very ex'
81 ce'lcnt periodical. 1t has long received the
s9nObation and patronage Of the public whicl
q bhc best proof of high c Rims TO mcit. The
rrober before US contains many interesting tales
tearing The impress Of high order of genius and
A ltcary talent and inlegsperscd with many
\ bi.btg gems Of pocsy.
oThe Beauty Transformed by Mrs. Caro-
Hc Lee Ientz, is characterized by her usual DIS
payof gen ius, power oCimagination, and refine
maut of taste. It is rich in incident the man
per in which tie characters introduced are deIIn
cllod shows a profound knowledge OF humal
nature n deep and thrilling interest," Is kept u
throughout the entire story aud moral lesson
il iucuIcated, the Importance of which ever.
reader must feel and acknowledge.
Tur LEGIsLATURE or ALABAMA.--T This bod.
i, now in, session. Mr.. Cottrcll, (lem.) from
Losnles county has been elected president Of th
Senate, and Col. Samuel Walker, (Gem.) speak
Ct Of the House of Representatives.
We learn from the Huntsville Democra tha
resouGon passed tie senate on the Cd instan
naming the fourth, a: the day on which the
would 90 in to the election of United State
Senator Up to the 9Th inst, they had not gon
into The election, the wings having prevented
vote Of concurrence on the above named resolu
ton, by the most shameful conduct. Thus wer
these noisy advocates ofreueochment andleforn
ca sing daily waste of $500 OF the peoples mon
y n.Alabama, g. thus would the Hansonian re
formers waste the peoples money in the Nations
Legislature 10 effect flyoiile scheme.
~ The Democratic Representatives f.or
Marshall county, true to the political faith the
profess, have resigned their seats in the Legisla
lure and the wings, as appears from the Holl
Springs Conservative, are quaTeling over til
vacancies.
During the late contest every wing became
IN his own estimation, a politician and cor
s'luently the whig ranks are filed with uneom
promising aspirants for Office. Thus il ever
with those who fight only for booty.-Scarccl
DO they win victory, bcfore the spoils becom
bone Of contention.
CtANcE OF yENuE.-We learn from the Canto
Wing Advocate, that James Pigg, who was 70
some time an inmate Of the Jail of this county
ana who was few days since removed to Madi
10" county for tial, has obtained change G
venue 10 Rankin county. The application wa
maze upon The ground that the accused coul