Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
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nor,;on - !. ~ mus poPulous aud s'
portion pOn Of the State, is dou Su wealthy
ana a;,n appreciated by an intelligent Us SEQ
utility by any process Of :, rsa establish suci
nu, on'y be supererroga,ion, tas would
community. e''u sense Of h, 4
The LEXINGTON UNION h,.
ca the twenty>fourth numbers p" y !, reach
sT hu!G y and during the two y v. Us Alr
a.na!t OF It's existence, has n new years can an
s gt;,s It's readers at the appoi1, 's,d
% WIN most of its inland co. tepH'sa 'n
thus, this state, have been but the ps1.
ces. "ue VI clTcumsa,
i lne proprietor Of this print, n,o,,
continue its publication with p' ~pS
promp'ness and with inc,a,s "'1' %0nt
I Hs cnn It on useful and interesting 'o
terprlse, through a prom0, 'S IN tbs ca
Ooslowai J. Of public patronage 90" ~h; I,S'n
trusts will be the reward u Z. Wnl'hA
efforts to cater 10 the ius,rue,; On'ii'A
pleasure Of his patrols. ''"N on
The present presents an ,m,,,.,
Sis in the political history Of opy N.'
and State Government anu III, i i''
every patriot beats wildly with % y, q
interest in The issue of that crisi, , I't's
pregnant with the future DESTINY 4 s.a
A vital and radical change in III " W., sra
OF our National Government b'. Vt S'
sanctioned by the voice Of The Na6' y"
obtained by means the most e1lraorJin',,
and has already commenced i, nl,.~
operations. In this State, which i :.
ready overwhelmed in TINT des,oI,,,.
ruin that ever follows in the was. n
lmprovident age of banking, efforts, Scam.
y equaled by the dangerous Object, ,ts'
are designed 10 at'aln, are now being mad
' to tax the productive Industry Of IL i,
, zens with debt contracted in ,he,r ma,
. in decp.dyed fraud, and in violation
, their constitution and laws which cons,
tute the sacred palladium Of their nm,
The future veal Of the Nation, and dts
: State, as we'll as the security Of gu, As
t ties, demands thai the effect Of The bns
! and the progress Of the latter be watch
f with Argus.eyed vigilance and tins
i. made known 10 the source and fountain
J, all power-the people. How lnpon
then, is it at this juncture, that The pol
press, which stands as a sentinel upon
watch.tower, be sustained and encoura..
r No efforts will be wan,ing--no ps
n spared TO render the UNION correct
h dunn for the speedy transmission Of gem
- al intelligence; and an rfticien, organ
e assisting the public mind to acqm
n itself with questions of NationaIadSH
policy, tina, may be agiia,ed' Tuh
Justice and the constitution, are &baa
!. lights that will illumine its pOIle nA
/. way. 1t will deal candidly, buhHu
g honestly with public measures, adra
o men; and will studiously avoidindaN
}, in that bitter spleen and harsh dIuYet
). ton that springs from party rancor-l
great stumbling-block to searchen Old
political truth. 4..
The course Of the present adnlnsr
a ton of the General Government, Will
zealously watched; and its various rtA
ures scanned, not with view 10 lnt
criminate appreciation or condemnalM
10 but to sound the locsin Of alarm, sAa
'e our sacred constitution be lOirnged'
Of the liberties Of the people jeOpardlzed
every act will be imparl@Ily welGNS
re the Republican scale and appT0a
I'd condemned as they may, OF may DN
or found wanting. ,ra.... IA,
The UNION will ever advocaa'iaa
&c construction Of The constitution
6 United States, and ofthis Sla' :"
in zealously oppose the recOsn'ol u v. :,
tie act done by the government lss's
in either, dckors these sacred lns'.uIa'''
re Actuaied BY the firm con'le'''a !,
er the State Bonds, sold on account "a y
10 Mississippi Union Bank, were . e,tiSI
contravention Of an express l g,vs q,
re contained in the constltunon , = ,l,' !,
p i will array whatever . , ,Sa gon.'
a commend, in opposition 70 me ! n -,
,e proposition to tax the people = r. IN
Ut bonds; and can never be svsrv eau, as'
lie position, by The trorns, the :. ', nse
Is, the leers Of those politicians . uno
5; novel and fancilul code Of nO,sr
Or attempting to fix upon the ageIss VI
5. pie Of the State, a liability 'op''"
). 0,bli nh@i, !, Ss 81 per annum, ifpaIa %,
u vance, S4, Il paid within six i;. %tD' i
a S., if not paid until the e eAPP'''"E''
5, year. 1...jj .,;.bed hta
n -. - Is Nav nn,;l the November ~ Y,