Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-10
CARCUAAR
UNION OFFrcp
LEXINGTON ANE,

puo'lc press in this popUloua peIMe,
po1 OF the State, is dam" and "aar
" ",iy hence he an attempt to ss,nL CONAN
u "o, oy, by any process Of rea e.s'oiShp
s "U' 0n'y be supererroga,ioN' %s
community. sOou sense Of M
The LEXINGTON UN,o, h.,
e" the 'wenty>lourth numbers 1s' nc na
shoIG o. "a; and during The two s., aa
rree, IL i,s lis existence, has never G s
while most Of It's i" nj 1s' "a APPOINTED p
n n,s state II, e.. have been but sIh's he %.,.
ces. ''ue OF clrcums,,
The proprietor Of ri,
" 10 Continue its publication PRINT ~;,i p'opos
promPlness and with ;o" ~a WIN wonlp
render it a useful and ; ,"s,eased eadmp
, He can only hope for ,s "esss. joon
,erprise, through a pr ruu'sSs }" 'hsn.
oestowal of public p rr~" and Iib@I|
Trust. will be the reward q 4, ""sh d
efforts to cater to the , !, Ms un'rins
pleasure Of his patrons. ''u'''ON 0Ut
The present presents an ,u,,.,
SIS in the political history Of op, N, q
and State GOvernmen, and a' N, H S.n 4,
every patriot beats wildly with vii "% ~"
interest in the issue of that crisi. isis , 5s'
pregnant with the future DESTINY ' '" 10y
a vital and radical change in he A. ,' %a'
oil our National GovernmeD, 'h hs. tIE
sanctioned by the voice Of the N's' "''
obtained by means the mos, ex,,,. nt'oD-
and has already commenced i, aI
operations. In this State, which !.
ready overwhelmed in tina, des,o,,'
rum that ever follows in The wake T
lmProvIdent age ofbanking, efforts, ,,,n,
y equaled by the dangerous Obpe,, , ,I'.
are designed to attain, are now beiop mad.
to tax the productive industry Of /. r;',
zens with debt contrac,ed lcr nm,
in deep'dyed fraud, q, r."S|
their constitution and las, join
lute the sacred palladium Of Their nj.
The future veal Of the Nation, aud elh
State, as well as the security Of ourEby,
ties, demands thai the effect Of the 6my
and the progress of the later be valchs
with Argus.eyed vigiIan,- and limr
made known 10 the source and louOamd
all power-the people. How ilnporar
then, is it at this lunc,ure, that The puba|
press, which STANDS as a sentinel uponas|
watch'iower, be sustained and encourage
No efforts will be waNiug-no parI
spared 10 render the UNION a correct ne
dunn for the speedy Transmission Of grner
al intelligence; and an efficient organ Ia !
assisting the public mind 10 acqmnl
itself with questions Of NatiomlandSne
policy, that may be agilAled Truth,
Justice and the constitution, are the@c0n
lights that will ilIumine its political PATH
way. 1t will deal candidly, hIiyaa
honestly with public measures, andPubE
men; and will studiously avoid indulgence
i in that bitter spleen and harsh vIupa'
ton that springs from party nncOr-h
great stumbllng.block to searhE' otter
political truth.
The course Of the present adninISIn
ton of the General Government, WILDE
zealously watched; and It's various nea''
ures scanned, not with view 10 mos
criminaie appreciation or condemnation
but to sound the lOcsin Of alarm, sh''l
our sacred constitution be nlrnged' an
the liberties of the people le'Pardleo' y
every act will be imparlaIy weighed J
the Republican scale and HPP'U'a%
condemned rs they may, or nay DOL"
found wanting.
The UNION will ever advocates % u.
construction of the conslllu'l0n . M
United States, and Of this sla'' lI' '.s
zeolously oppose the recOSn''N. ,,,,, !" (
act done by the governments '!'%
either, dehors these sacred lns'I' ,i'' h,t
Actua,ed by The firm cOn'IEII'. y T a,
the State Bonds, : ID on accom-. .,.l n
Mississippi Union Bank, were . e'I;,. !,
contravention Of an express priv %i'' S,s,s
contained in the constitution o. a 'n' F. ' maj
it will array whatever Of aUD', .soU,,ct
command, in opposition to the y % o,r h
proposition to tax the people ~F r,on M
1
bonds; and can never be swer' ''',1,. i'd
position, by the trOrns, the '' "s" h Il
the Jeers of those politicians , ~"i b
novel and fancitul code Of " S'a',s
attempting to fix upon the asg ~ b,h
pie of the State, liability "P''
TERMs.-The Union WIN '%n mail
published at SO per auuum, p"h d
vance; $4, il paid within SIX I %;n d b
S., if no. paid until the eAp''''
year. ..,od from b4
first of Nav until the NoVemO1' W II Al