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The present nre0on,.
SIS in the political history ~ T nl
and State Government, and Nc V ,be N \.
every patriot beats wildly with VIII a Y
interest in the issue of that c, i'' a, "a
pregnant with The future desiny " '1a
A vital and radical change IN 4. y =, y
OIL our National Government % b,,
sanctioned by the voice Of tbs T..
obtained by means the most g,,,, ,,4..ol7
and has already commenced i, 'I..a
operations. In this State, which 5''I y
ready overwhelmed in that ie,,1,,,'
rum that ever follows in the VAL 'I
,mProvldent age of thanking, eaor 1'' ~.
~ equaled by the dangerous ohm. ", \
are designed to attain, are now f Ia+' u!
10 tax the productive industry d \ sI,'
zens with a debt contracted in ,bs' y,
IN deep dyed fraud, and in yol,, ~
lheIr constitution and laws which ,','
tute the sacred palladium Of tbei, !, h
l. Inc future veal of the Nation, anjf
State, as we'll as the security Of ourT,
ues' demands that The effect Of The 81.
and the progress of the latter be VAN,
with Argus,eyed vigilance ; and NM
made known TO the source and loDn,,
all power-the people. How impm,
then, IS it at this iuncture, that The pp.
press, which stands as a sentinel u,oo
watch tower, be sustained and eDconn,s
No efforts will be wanting-no M
spared 10 render the UNION correct N
dunn for the speedy Transmission Of pen9
al intelligence; and an eflicien, organ
assisting the public mind to ucqn
itself with questions of National amSi
policy, that may be agitaled, Tu
justice and the constitution, are the baa
lights that will illumine its poIiicaI4
way. 1t will deal candidIy, bulhha
honestly with public measures, aam
men; and will studiously avoid ind!a
in that bitter spleen and harsh Vvpe
ton that springs from party ranr-A
great stumbllng-block to searches Il
political truth.
The course Of the present adrtS
ton of the General Government, VIII
zealously watched; and its various M
ures scanned, not with view 10 lt
crimlnate appreciation or condennirn
but to sound the locsin Of alarm, aai
our sacred constitution be ahnged, y
the liberties of the people leOPardzed'
every act will be impartiulIy weighed
the Republican scale and aPrrai
condemned as they may, or may mi
found wanting,
The UNION will ever adVOcaIeiS
construction of the constitution "
United States, and of ibis State, GH'
zeolously oppose the recogniI'll4!
act done by the governmental R!'l'
either, dehors these sacred In'IIuns@
Actuated by the firm con'r'Iol
the State Bonds, sold on acc0OD'a '
Mississippi Union Bank, were ci ts;s,r
contraVention of an express I,'' S'.,,
contained in the constitution oillH0""
it will array whatever Of aN@i w.
command, in opposition 10 'He a.' Y. !.
proposition to tax the people 10y
bonds; and can never beswer'euH'U
position, by the trOuns, the 'aun'
the Jeers of those politicians Sng
novel and fancilul code Of n0''S
attempting to fix upon the asgIs8Ie
pie of the State, a liability 'OPNV
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