Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-07
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portion OF the State, !. S.' and vepIS,
and appreciated by an iu n doubtless 60,
n,iy ) hence an aitemp, ' ~ .s' COMM,
u uo, o Oy any process, Of rea s''uI,'h m
situation against rn..pttSIs n. os but s n'
community. sOOu sense Of b,,
The LEXINGTON Uy,o,, 4,
ga the 'weny,tour,h numbers pa' nc now reach
a a,aa, Of o.. It's existence has n s0 years % apt
I %l'. s, most Of its inland cos spo'ra tine
otes OF the uncertain sT 1 ID, The he mere ere,
/ Ces. NV Oh clIcunslan
Inc proprietor Of hi, NIL;
10 Continue Its publication "i,b proposes
pToTp'ness and EirA ipc Ts win " son'ed
render Re it useful and n,er ,s'so efforts to
ne can only hope for success ss,' = Journal.
oss'o~ai al, Of public patronage. ana S, Liberal
efforts to cater TO the iu., ~, vn'n M;
pleasure OF his patrons. N''Ou aud
The present presents an ,npo,,,,, -,
SIS IN the political history Of our N''. H.
and State Government and II. It,a,'Ai
every patriot beats wildly with &c., sp u
interest IN the issue Of that crisi, , 1'as
pregnant with the future destiny n.y.. as
A vital and radical change in he w. ~
oil our National Government b, +"
sanctioned by the voice Of the N,t''
obtained by means the most ertrao,Ii,,,
aud has already commenced il, ,I'
operations. 10 this State, which
ready overwhelmed in that sea,I,.
rum that ever follows in the s,E,J
lmprovldent age ofbanking, .aors,nr.
y e4uaIed by the dangerous objects /,
are designed to attain, are now beinoa
TO tax the productive Industry Of a,~
zens with debt Contracted in berm,,
IN deep.dyed fraud, and in yoI,,m
their constitution and laws whjcbc,,
iuie The sacred palladium of t..i,rrn,
The future veal 81 the Nation, and d,
State, as well as the security Of ogrlt,.
ties, demands thai the effect Of the fomg
and the progress Of the latter be aal,tg
with Argsseyed yiglspce ; snd rin,r
made known TO the source and fop,p, :,
all power-ths people. How mpo,sa
then, is II at this lauclure, that the public
press, which stands as seminal uDoa,hs
watch lever, be sustained and escsqu,S
Ne efforts will be wanliu,-no plu
spared 10 render the UNIsN a rarsr,ne.
dunn for the speedy IansmissOdgmr.
al intelligence; asd an efficient Npnm
assisting the public mind to nclamt
Itself with questions Of NatonalltSp
policy, that may be agialed, Truth,
justice and the constitution, are tt.baM
lights that will ilIumine its poIn0IRh.
way. 1t will deal caDdldIy, buIhigaa
honestly with public measures and public
men; and will studiously avoid IHduga
in that bitter spleen and harsh yiarl'
ton that Aprings from party raacor-@
great stumbllng-block to searchada
political truth.
The course Of the present adTlsH
ton of the General Government, Willie
zealously watched and It's TariOnn%
ures scanned, not with view 10 la.s
criminale appreciation or cOndennNa
but to sound the Iocsin Of alarm 'h@i
our sacred constitution be inlrnSN i''
the liberties of the people jeopardlM y
every act will be impartlally welsnn .
The Republican scale and sPPn'aa
condemned as they may, or may "S
found wanting.
The UNION will ever advocateaT"
construction Of the constitution "
United States, and Of this State, 90"
zealously oppose the recognition o."
act done by the governmental asan"
either, dehors these sacred iustrun'n
Actuated by the firm conviction " Y.
the State Bonds, sold on account o. J.
Mississippi Union Bank, we're cIsl i..,,s
contraveution of an EXPIRE" proD, S,.,,
contained in the constitution o. 'as ~" .,r
it will array whatever Of ability L aal
command, in opposition 10 The Ho'''" "a
proposition to tax the people loP ny, HI h,
bonds; and can never be sverVe0 ''u'' .,j
position, by the trouns, the taunS' tr,
the Jeers Of those politicians ~uD' 4
novel and fanciIul code OF n0l'''
attempting to fix upon the aggregate
pie of the State, a liability tOPay 'D''
TRRMs.-The UNION will hsres'"
published at 90 per annum, il p'la l, ="
vance; $4, if paid within SIX ulo ~, ofh
S., if not paid until the expiration
year. Fam ths