Lexington union., 1841-06-26
CANCUAA AM.
UNION OFFICE
LEXINGTON. M1sSloa-,

"o, "oy oyp Oy any process of reasoning ,s 'aei
no, o"'y be snpererrogarion, s t%s v. would
situation against the good seo.a sa' a an IN
community. sense d hs
The LEXINGTON UNION b...
voln,s vo 'me 'we"'y,lOurth number Of !. ,tt'h %
u,"a,' n,aa, o. It's existence has never 'f''s s5 a'
sIe.t s't,,a us readers at the appoin,"J ,p'',o y
%i''e WIN most of It's inland co.temporo,;n p,ra n'
,i1s. ,n,s STATE have been but the ms,s rs,'''s'
ces. "o' VI clrcumslaD
,o me ao,s proprietor Of this print, D,o,.,.
70 continue It's publication i ri,b p,Opo" ,
PfomP'neSs and with increased ~ " SOt'T
render II useful and iote,es,io. r 'iIo''' 4
he can only hope for success = Ipama'
,erpr'se' through a promp, y'' snd :, 'Is n,. CO.
oes'o"ai l. of public patronage "'u ub;n3 ns'nI
ef},,,o 70 60. wy N'"af0 Of his nDtirio,
eno''s ,i 10 ra'er 10 Tie instruction. "a!
pleasure Of his patrons ''Oa aat
The present presents an ,u,,o,,.,
SIS in the political history Of orr S"' N,, c'.I
and State Government aud the I,',". I,'.
every patriot beats wildly with !" "D
interest in the issue Of that crisi. gs'a Ieae
pregnant with The future destiny ot % t,a
A vital and radical change in ibs WI. ,rp
oI our National Governmen ba, ft,,! b,..
sanctioned by the voice Of The ya,;a' ',''
obtained by means the most e,,,o,J;'"' ,.'
and has already commenced rs sI,,";!, ]
operations. In this State, which !. s'I \
ready overwhelmed in that tesso,n,,
rum that ever follows in The wax, # y
lmproyldent age of banking, efforts. .,',',
Iy eqaaIed by the dangerous cfiee,, b,.
are designed TO attain, are nos Leipo n,J,
, 10 tax the productive induslY Of i, ,;n
: zens with a debt contracted 10 he,r NAM
3 in deep.dyed fraud, and in violation
their constitution and laws which conf,
tule the sacred palladium of their r,s,
The future veal Of the Nation, and I'M /
: State, as we'll as the security Of OUT Ry
t ties, demands thai The effect Of The form.
| and the progress of the latter be path
# with Argus.eyed vigilance and Ins
g. made known 10 the source aud fountain
}, all Power-lhe people. How inru,
then, is ii at this juncture, that The pull
press, which STANDS as sentinel uport
- watch tower, be sustained and egcounaN
r No efforts will be wanUug-bo Dad
r spared 10 render the UNoS . correct nj
D dium for the speedy transmission o. gen.
= al intelligence; and an efficient organ
e assisting The public mind to acqan
n itself with questions of NatIouaI aatSai
policy, tina, may be asitaod' Tna,
Justice aud the constitution, aeb bebcsu
}. lights that will illumine its pOInicalp
: way. 1t will deal caudIdIy, oIhn!a
. honestly with public measures, antpa
o men; and will studiously yOidinusa
J. lin that bitter spleen and harsh rIufr
;. ton that springs from party raocor-
great stumbIlng-block to searches ls
political truth.
The course Of the present 'driin
70 tion of the General GoyeTDmenl, WIN
zealously watched; and its VsToauA
ures scanned, not with view 10 h
crimlnate appreciation or coldsnnp
10 but to sound the locsln Of alarm m
'e our sacred constitution be InIHasS
Of The liberties of the people p'Pif',l@
every act will be imparllaIy SesI
re he Republican scale aNa 'Pp'~
I'd condemned rs they may, OF U''
-' found wanting. u
The UNION will ever ad'Ot''iS,
re construction of the conslIiuI'l \
q United States, and Of this SlFI'' y,
in zealously oppose the recogrn '..,' Y
te act done by the governme'A s,,, %'
IN either, dehors these sacred ll'.' .',r h
'e Actualed by the firm c0n'.%
er the State Bonds, sold Oh a'''Dn% 's
to Mississippi Union Bank, were ,.,iiIlj ~
contravention of 40 eSp" "a, Sn
70 contained in the consil'uI,'D ,%,, % Il d
'p it will array whatever o. 's",, Y. ,o,,t
=" command, in opposition 'O" my
'e proposition to tax the people NV "TT en-
ut bonds; and can never be 'S'I's' ,'.n, n,'
'e position, by the trOun'' Wv :. VII" rha
IS, the leers of those politicians .',, 'ra
- novel and fanciiul code q 's,,u ~
or attempting to fix upon the ass,v u
D. ple of the State, a liability Wr
to TERMS UrIos will t''s, hsi
>, published at SO per aonun' ! r'1, rp
% vance; $4, if paid within ninta " %
a S5, if not paid until the ''P'
. year. e,,r;.bed m
OF Copies will be ,i1.""S,f iuln',I ~
a first of May until the Novs"S vs.,,,by
'e at So each, to be PalO
" vance.
8, APRIL, 81, l94l
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fl Samuel BaInIy,Ssp ~