Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
Proposals

1 Mi,,. r +" 1t.t,.g IN he City, q
M MIS- 4 sSItly ,Segrspagvto y . ,' ~
EN pursuance of nume,,..
IN M oo o, political aud persona , 'o'a
al parts of the State, lhs a"t 'l'enda
a''1 n%%do to commence ICE a' o'in.n
seat M1Ss Of Government, I'r to !. y
"i Il mus, !. STATE Jo o. T,,;',
politician, favorable to the he s svr.y o'r
cra'lc principles, that the p uy1s@d
2 nop,o for the re,orgs rrt,'a, ee
i pemo' party throughout 1 Che S,.,
s ,e;a a system as will rende, s Sa,'
enis. '''' "''AoNNs
Tho brilliant triumph, Mn,
t crowned NED, Inc struggles Of our n r,n'
, late e'es s IN every quar.t P''a
!op. and in none more c q' well
% ~ ,n,,''ss'ss'PpI, induce the ,sI.'s.
r ns'lese, without any dispoas ss,
respectable Democratic psp., a ~'.,
ration here, that there i s sI'I ,oa uDIA
o'Aer' And they beliep lbs " ,.
oe an suspicious period for A. i present
'ne'r enterprise arising as vsN ' g,s
disastrous policy of the WIN , ",a
VeIoPed at the late Extra Sr,.,gS a y !
gress' as from another cause no ' I"
Portant and much more immr5i' "
'eFes''ng to the people Of Mpm,,
we mean the Bond question, V%
gard to the latter, it will be ,vf,,.
present, to say that the people oG,
hHve spoken in voice which ,,,.
misunderstood, any recognition
liability OF the State to pay the gr
sued Tor tho benefit of the Union
We regard this question as settled f
election of Mr.. Tucker, and a h9
oca'Ic majority in both brarcbs A
Legislature in connection with I'm !.
OF the two Houses upon the sutiec.,
VIII necessarily lake place. Tbea,
atoms OF the Legislature, and The DID
ions which will ensue upon this ns
citing question, will be sought grm
tense interest ard ayidiiy.
Having the advantage of conaf
experience IN rep ring the prUcott
Of Congress, we intend to gives aI
lporis as our limits would permit d
speeches Of members and he enlfeaaaz
OF the next Legislature upon The Bj
question, as well as OthflS which nay
introduced. BY adopting the syssn
giving faithful reports during be session
The Legislature d By bold and uaGInd
ing advocacy and yadieaton Of the gre
principles OF tie Democratic party,
confidently expect to make NE SlNl
JOURNAL not only worthy TIE aa'
OF our party Throughout tie Stat,
sought for and sustained BY IT. WEB
cast our banner TO the breeze, deela,s
THAT if untiriog zeal, Industry and NJ
versnce aided by such ability as Se'
be able to give to our entcrori2r, a'S
to be rewarded TO rewarded WIN 'N
we shall realize it. We throw of%
upon our political friends, Throughout
State for support bot particular as
The NarthQgnand Eastern couOles'lN
" hose kmdnes and Partially, PtIHlV4
we have been induced to emla'Sa
enterprise, and patiently await 'aeHa
The publication Of the paper WI
commenced on thefrSt Of Janaa'! u
IT will be pr,nted upon an lmperaaH
of the largest size, a, Four DolnN
Iannnm, if paid in odraace, FEE ! l, a
If paid within the year, and aFN" 10,
payment is delayed till aI''' ""~
Itlon. an
Advertisements inserted att" DA
rates. M
~ !f sufficient euconagP''' ..y
ceIved 10 warrant il, the p'P', w. u
published thrice a reek during 0s% 'r
Of the Legislature. The reP' o. o a'aP
ably be so volum'nous as " '"
course indispeosably necessa,n;c, aSp.
CHARLES A. BkAp rU
WILLIAM W, LELANN
LYMAN C. DRAPER
BLANKETS, LINsEYs 4 ''A
EIN n,1on
u RENCH Mack. BlanSe"