Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Proposals

For publishing in he c;,,
M MIS-; :sssty Newspaper TO D. 5Se'a
MISSISSIPPI STATE Jo q uSSfIti .
IN pursuance of numero0. -,
II OF political and persoOal ' :, ''oI'cIhiha
% %I parts O., the State, the snb. e,''a' '
a ga, oE Fl GlIc nevs rs",,,''.o'
MISSISSIPPI STATE E Jo o. I,,.I d
.,, IL must be apparent to sy eVH S!'
politician, 'avorabletO the suecs. 'o,y,pa
cratic principles, that The p nr,,', d. O@
P p Tor the rc,orga rry,''', ,n'
Demo party throughout the "s ST.. OLD
such system as viii rendp, . ""'a'%
tam, in all future CONTESTS win 'u'c'"~
ents. WI" WI Opm
The brilliant iriumpbs v.,,
crowned tine struggles Of our p n"n' ;"
late elections, in every Quarts r% :; :,
ion. and in none more con.p,cn ~@@
IN mississippi, induce the ,0Is' W
oe''eve' without dispsragsms,'','a'
respectable Democratic nans e,"''l@A
ration here, that there is snll ,' "Y'N@
other. Aud they believe lls "a, aH
be an suspicious period fota. p I. %
'he'r enterprise arising as u,a irn 40 o.
disastrous policy of The Whig n,r ~ %
VeIopcd ot the late Extra Sps,p' "
sress, as from another cause moi ~ sN
portaOt and much more immtd,,.. ~
'eres''ng to the people Of Miam,
we mean the Bond question. WIZ,
gard to The latter, it will be sufcra
present, to say that The people olMnS,
nave spoken IN a voice which csp,n'
misunderstood, any recognition d
liability OF the State 10 pay The BorA
sued for the benefit Of the Union D,
We regard this question as selrIed,h,
eleclIonof Mr.. Tucker, and a ar@ =
oca'Ic majority in both branches Of b
Legislature in connection with The An,
OF the two Houses upon The suIiect, M
will necessarily take place. Thedtf.
a'Ions OF the Legislature, and The dius
ions which will ensue upon TIN. mme
citing question, will be sought for vtp
tense interest and ayldlly.
Having the advantage of corsin.
experience IN rep' ring the pncefdra
Ut Congress, we lueod TO give az hIn
ports as our limits would permit OIL s
speeches Of members and he entire action
ofthe next Legislature upon be Bond
question, as weIl as Ohels which NAV b.
introduced. BY adopting The system a
giving faithful reports curing The sessiond
The Legislature d BY aboId aud uaAin'ch!
ing advocacy and vNdiCa0ON Of NE great
principles OF the DemOusic va,Y, W
confidently expect 10 make he STATE
JOURNAL not only worthy the snHrt
of our party Throughout The s'aIe @
soush, for and sustained Iy IT, Wti
cast our banner 10 the hetze, determine
that if unliriug zeal, Industry and fs
versnce aided by such ability as ven
be able TO give to our entcTorar, dtSf
TO be rewarded to rewarded with s9Cos
we shall realize it. We throw OntseIF
upon our political lrlend'' Throughout
State for support but particular o@
the Northern and Eastern counIIs',h0a!
whose klndnes and parIlah'y, principe.
we have been induced to ema7 ""
enterprise, aod patiently await 'lD' ' ecu.
The publication Of The paper WI" .,,
commenced on lhrfrst Of JaonnF A,
1t will be printed upon an l@pP'l'," U.s.
Of the largest size, al FouR DGnHr
annum, paid in Gdrance, t n 1@nD
if naid within the year, and Sit AN''
payment is delayed I'LL alter '"r'
tion. d.. cv
Advertisements inserted "'' v"
rates. .,r,vr
NJ If sufficient encouHg'n'n ". T
,eived 10 warrant it, the paper Wv .',,r
,ublisbed t,rice a wefk during '@ s',@
,frhe Legislature. The reports Of n aI,' d,
ably be 50 volumInoos as 70 "
course indispensably oecess' n,,cioOD,
CHARLES A. BRA !TV
WILLIAM W. LELANN
LYMAN C. DRAPER,
BLANKETS, LINsEYo ~
L RENCH Mack. Blan'es
Imitation ~
Common, w
1no n;ocos Plaid LinSeyH