Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
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i. UNION OFp,",.
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puCile press in this poUs,o q "a pa.
s and sopr 81 the State, Is dsa a'a
atty" atty hence an s',e m p','',. 81 g,
utility by any process y, 10 establish
situation against rssptt,Siss'' sss. t,I !
community. ~ good sense d
-, The 7 LEXINGTON rJ,,..
s sa,n the 'weO'y>four,Sh I "omS 1a'Aee i
s sI,a%o ., and during % 'he Der Of il
gree, its res sdd,'''n e, has never a.
' %i,'e most Of il; inland ii ' es appon'd
'urs, state u, have been but sII'S,s s
ces. S'u 'lde Of circu,'
"Suut
to The cos,! proprietor of hi, D,;,, u
promp,n ps' ' a'd publication 3.. with " !,
render Tn il useful and i" increased q
,e .v caa only hope for success ,sS'' 3
. oes'Owai !, Of public p pII%p' and \
e trusts will Be the reward q l., sAt
pleasure ca, Of his patrons. "'O0''Nn
The present presents an
SIS SIS IN q, the political history W Of In'asaI
and State Government AND %% S'ip
every patriO. beats wildIv r' . M beat
interest IN the issue Of that cr i;' Sl'
with the future de sin" ' y
a a vital and radical chang, ' n !. o "
VI our National Governmpn, % /. "
sanctioned a by the voice Of he ';'
obtained by means the mos, a, W" Na!'lI
aud has already commenced i, ,' 's.
operations In this State, which hi t'' I |
ready overwhelmed in ,b0, ds.,.,'.
rum that ever follows in he v r'I'' y
,mprovlden' age of banking, eao "''' W. o.
" equaled by the Dangerous oI,,e, a. !,
are designed to attain, are now 5s sn~
10 TAX the productive Industry Of MI
zeOs with a debt contracted 10 then N
IN deep'dyed trasd, and in vi"i',"
melr constitution and laws vliehm
u, the sacred palladium Of their h
i The future veal Of the Nation, and
State, as well as the security Of Oua
lies, demands thai the effect Of the N
and the progress of the latter be ,na
with Arsus'eyed vigilance and ID
made known 10 The source and iOuna
all Power-'he people. How inut
then, is it at this junclurs, that The u
press, which stands Us q seNviuel uDcr
tower, be sustained and encOun|
No efforts will be wau,lng-uo !
spared 10 render the UNION correct
tium for the speedy TRANSMISSION Of GEM
II intelligence; and an efficient organ
assisting the public mind 10 acQai
tseIt with questions Of NatiOnaI sndSu
policy, that may be agiIaled. It'd
ust'ce and the constitution, are The aa
Ights tina, will iIIumins its political
'ay. II will deal candidIy, bulhryu
onestly with public measures lndp
men; aud will studiously avoid nduIgl
n that bitter spleen and harsh ytur
ion tina, springs from party aorOr-
,reat stumbling.block to searchm
truth.
The course Of the present adnIiai
ion Of the General Government, will
ealously watched; and iIS various NJ
res scanned, no. with q view 10 ID
riminate appreciation or cond'mDla
ut to sound the Iocsn Of alarm, sM
ur sacred constitution be lnI1'ngea,
he Liberties Of the people leoPafdI'a
very act will be imParIlaIIy T'sn
he Republican scale and 'PpSa
ondemned as they may, Of DF@T
ound wanting. -.
The UNION will ever adVrIH' MIa
obstruction Of the cOnsllluIf' /"
United States, and Of this sn's' w'
oppose the recOSnl','a . "
ct done by the government Wv"
ither, dehors these sacred instruments
y
Actuated BY the firm c0nSeu'D
lie State Bonds, sold on account '. y
Mississippi Union B'nE, were . ',SsiI
ontravention Of 40 EXPIRE" p ~. 4,
in the constitution o. Ir lh' !.
will array whatever Of aSI'n 'y,',
ommand, in opposition 10 'at y ', "'r
,nds; and can never sveI' .', y"
by the trOrns, ne " "Io'
Ie leers Of those politicians Ta'
,veI and fancilui code Of n ..',
tempting to fix upon tho ags ~ M
c of The State, o liability WP''"
TERMs.-The UNION VIII : p' 'I
lblished at SO per annum! . p
nee; IA, Il paid within SIX % ~" !
5, if not paid until the sAP'''
mr. ~.