Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-29
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,%''' will be the reward 't' 81 1, which
pleasure Of his patrons, N''Uc''0n ~
The present preseu,s an
SIS IN the political h,sory ~ ,'" ol''
md State Government and W.T. ". H''r,
very patriot beats wildly with VIII 'a ''a
interest IN the issue Of Thai ,,;. %" 'lRN
,res"an' with the future des,vD' VI 'n,a
a vital and radical chuuge in 4. " 10 %''
" our National G vvrnm,n nj S S'. PS|'I
'"nc''oned by the voice Of n, S s.' Su
obtained by ueans the most e,',,' "a!"'-
aud haS already commenced !, .I.,F'
'pera''ons. In this State, which I';n'1'
e.dy over0 hplned in ,ha, dps,,'', "
"In that ever follows in III. VII, "i"s
"prov'den' age ofbanklug, tRor, ~. ,,'. ~
;. t In oy 'ne dangerous Of jcrb lhr /
re designed to at,ain, are nov lsm' maG'
o tax the productive Industry q, !, " WV
Ltus with a debt CONTRACTED in ,Ns,, w. ,, ,"'
10 deep.dytd fraud, aud in yid,S0a
heir constitution and lave which con,,'
lutte The sacred palladium Of their rom,
The future veal OF the Nation, and dh,H
State, as well as the security Of our Eh.''
les, demands thai The effect Of the farm,
md the progress Of the latter be sachN
with Arsuseyed vigilance /; and lin,I
made known 10 The source aud IounsiO
all Power-lhe people. How imDo,,s,
then, is it at this innc,ure, tha, the pubEI
press, which stands as sentinel upOOhI
watrh 'o"er, he sustained and e0conrCpd
No Efforts will be waU'ing--no pain,
spared 10 render the Union a correct me-,
dun for the speedy TRANSMISSION Of Vyner.
al intelligence; and an pficleu, orgsn ID
'sslstlng The public mind to acQainlI
itself with questions Of National and SAFE
policy, that may I've agitaled. Truth,
Justice aud the constitution, are the beacon
lights tina, will illumine It's political path +
way. 1t will deal candidly, but fairly and
honestly with public measures, and public
men; and will studiously avoid indulgence
IN that bitter spleen and harsh viNRn'
ton that springs from party nncG-lh
great stumbIlng.block to Searchen dnf
political truth.
The course Of the present adnhFn
lion OF the General Government, vNh
zealousIy watched; and iI' various meas
ures scanned, not with view 10 lNdh
criminale appreciation or condemnation
bu, to sound the locsin OF alarm, Should
our sacred constitution be InInnged, and
the Liberties Of the people jeopsrdl1ed' 10
every act will be imparIalIy weighed %
the Republican scale and approved
condemned as they may, OF nay 0"
found wanting. II
The UNION will ever adVotalea ''n'
constitution Of the constitution o. a
United States, and Of this SIa'e' 'pi'a
zeOlousIy oppose the recognition o Wy
ac, done by the governmsn'aI 'gFa1"
either, dehors these sacred Instrument ~.
Actua,ed by the firm cOn''f'l'n !, 'a q.
the State Bonds, soId on account VI Wv ~
Mississippi Union Bank, were clr Fsi'a |"
contravention of an EXPIRE" pIl'" S'',.
contained in The constitution o. lh' sA ,.',
IT will array Whatever OF aDmly N .,.',
command, in opposition 10 the rOa'" W
proposition to tax the people "Pay !, % Y.
bonds; and can never bs Swer'e0 ll"'"" Wv
position, by the frOunS, the 'au aunt !, ~ |,
the leers Of those poIIucia":' vn"' Va !,
novel and fanciiul code Of "OI''' y. ~. !.
attempting to fix upon the 'gG'sEI ,s.n
pie Of the State, a liability 'OPay '0'A
TERMs.-The Union VIII n''' a
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