Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-22
cANCULAR.
UNION OFFICE
LEXINGTON. m1ss,s.'

nitv hence y al intelligent c,,'
utility by any process Of :, ,.' ESTABLISH
not only be a supererroga,i c,vp InIs
community. e'' reuse d
The LEXINGTON UNION has,.
ed the twenty>fourth numb %s' % nov ~
volume and during the Two y =. ,Ad
greet its readers at the s ps't' AIa
while most of its inland co arpOlaIed 10
this state, have been but ,b s'1 ponris
tnres OF the uncertain tide Of r 'asIs aa
ces. ~ :" clIcunsh
The proprietor of this n,;,,
to continue its publication '" ".a. pF'rs
promP,ness I; and with Increase "'.a y WOMB
, re it useful and intel ,,'ta efforts
tie can only hope for success au ! loenl
terPrise, through a promn ,'s 70 'hna
,rna,s Oh, " -, puoI'c Patronage, wbi.S
Efforts to cater 10 The iuur r'' uO'IHi|
pleasure Of his patrons. '''l0n anl
The present presents an ,U,,,,
sis in the political history Of os' cri
and State Government aud ' 4. S Ss,''
every patrio. beats wildly with ; y,
interest in The issue Of that crisis a '1Nal
pregnant with the future DESTINY ' u "
a vital and radical change in he ,s.l
OF our National GoyernmsD, Ia, rv
sanctioned by the voice Of The Man,
obtained by means the mos, exrso,d;''
aud has already commenced lls ,l,,".
operations. Ia this State, which +
ready overwhelmed in that des,oI,'I
ruin that ever follows in The wal. y
improvidenlage ofbanking, eAor ,,,.'
~ equaled by the dangerous Oter, 4.
are designed 10 attain, are now ben'n,l
10 tax the productive industry DIM IN.
zens with debt contracted in lhesn.
10 deep-dyed fraud, aud in yio,im /
their constitution and lave whiCh@s
lutte the sacred palladium Of lhel uS,
The future veal Of the Nation; aatda|
State, as we'll as the security Of ourEls|
ties, demands that the effect Of The formed
and the progress Of the latter be vaNAA
with Arsus.eyed vigilance and linsI
made known 10 the source and fountain
all power-lhe people. How imlWai
then, is it at this juncture, that the publ
press, which stands as a sentinel upunh
watch tower, be sustained and encourage
No efforts will be wanNing-no pail
spared 10 render the UNION a corectn nj
| dun for the speedy transmission Of gene
al intelligence; ADD an efficient organ i
assisting The public mind to acqpsIl
itself with questions Of National aud Sa
policy, that may be agilaled. TwI
| iustice,Aud the constitution, are The Oeac'
liah6 that will ilumine its political pail
Nay. 1t will deal candidly,bul falrIy 40
honestly with public measures, and pbI
men; and will studiously avoid OduIseu
ia that bitter spleen and harsh vIlOP'I
ton that springs from party rancor-.
great stumbling-block to searcheI' ll
political truth.
The course Of the present I'D nlnIs'
ton Of the General Government, VIII
zealously watched; and lis various in' !,
ures scanned, not with a view 10 100
criminate appreciation or conoemOa'p
but to sound the locsin Of ALARM sn0'
our sacred constitution be inlnngeo'
the liberties of the people jeopafdlaeo'
every act will be impartlalIy welgnSl
The Republican scale and aPpI0'''
condemned as they may, or ma! wv
found wanting. ),
The UNION will ever advocate . y
construction Of the constitution o.
United States, and OF this o'a's' 'ur /,
zealously oppose the recos0l'IOu . =
act done by the governments ass",
either, dehoys these sacred lns'iu ~. !,
Actualed by the firm con''c''a =,
the State Bonds, sold on accOuM%
! Mississippi Union Bank, were e ."Ss;
| contravention Of aD express p,oa l y
contained in the constitution ., .n'1,
it will array whatever Of aOll'l y.' "
command, in opposition to Inc tu .r
proposition to tax the people % P P':,,
bonds; and can never be swerved ll y.
position, by the frOrns, the 'a anhn
The leers Of those politicians, VINO, I.
novel and fauciiul code OF mOI' nora.
attempting to fix upon the aggresI A..
pie Of the State, a liability 'OPaS ~
TERMS. UNION will bsrs e !!
published at $3 per annum. Il p"''
vance; $4, Il paid within SIX n;u
| S5, if no, paid until the explfa"''
wear. j, f,ou