Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-30

,,ntes constitution ~ 10 the veto pow
IN. ltwiIl denounco Tbs Ds'ulnpllen
lo1lhr s'5iddcbr, Wy '1ieGN,eNI gov
crnmenl, md Tic dlsiriqgIlQD y We
proceeds Of thc public laldt' annlik
| ihc s,veml slutcs, on he ground o'
lhcir ineNpcdlcncy ilofo'lej ana Wv
conaiitulonalty. II aAlstfchuolmly
oppose any increase 81 taxation Oh
llllc people Of The state, for The pay
| ncnl Of the MississippI luton Banl!
| Bonds, regarding The claim ~ Illegal
and Unconstitutional Ne decided ny
large majority Of The tax payers az
The election oflsil, und further by
solemn resolution Of TIC representa-
thes Of the people, in ille legislature
of 1912. Ii viii advocate, IN good
fnd,, the payment Of the Planters
bank Bonds, regarding it as u "ju'l
governmental dclt, created under the
(orrs and within the. spirit OF me
I constitution Of our state" II WIN
: advocate the principle, that all Ju'l
political power is based on the con-
: sent Of tie people, and ough 70 pe|
: exc csed for the common good. u
: win weld a willing support to the
nominees of The recent Democratic
|; State Convention. and adhere, as TAR
: as practicable, TO the general course
y of policy therein indicated. 1t VIII
advocate well dige ted system Of
\. public education, "asNbjeets ol-Prl.
n m.ry Importance for THE general dIi-
' fusion of knowledge" 1t Will ar,
S DENLY advocate the Agricultural and
L Mechanical interests, as essential TO
,e The glory and prosperity Of our com
" mon country. 1t will advocate the
i cause Of Temperance & Religion, as
or necessary to good morals, social order
land obedience to laws. 1t vii
id promptly ard fearlessly expose al
improper public acts and proceeding
IF all state oHiC ers, without "leai
favor, or afftc, ION" lis colnmns vii
ever be hermetically closed agalns
all articles of a vindicAve, pers ona
: nature, assailing the private or pun
lie character OF either polltieslfrlend
or oppon, nts. 1t will exercise a v
oilant wachluMe:s overlalfrccelyin
Il and disb1rsing state ottlcers; and la
'M' .yor a rigid .ystem Of economy IN tn
Re, exuend{tues OF the state government
&c. Il will cultivate a spirit OF couf'es
l3. toward its contemporaries OF me pres
an and neyerindulge III coarse personal
XIV ties. 1t will advocate atporeugh rt
IA form in the present Pe \!
81 system, SO. as TO preventive lapor
~ tie conyicts from coming in. compel
~ tion with that Of the meritofIous nj
- chanjcs ofthe state. In its editoria
'ra- and selections, it will embrace SUI
,ro. subjects aud articles, only, as are q
dis corous. moral, and useful, tending
intellectual Improvement, and prac
,be cal advantage; and in all respec
ad. aim at an elevated, dignitled dcme
tate Gor. 1t will sedulously avoid a cour
! & of Mi5erahly and d{ctdtdon iowa
ION the Democracy of other p7rtlors
is The state, and encourage a spirit
nj Justice, good feeling and iarmoi
,tes. with all sections. Ii will cont In
the faithful synopsis OF the decisions
,hat Federal and State Courts, ned
NV Jackson, on all novel legalpoints q
snb. impol tant constitutional questions
of a twill, each session, contain a 8
\, so .eral summary ofCongressional n'
fnu, the proceedings Of our state ie
! adj Iature, with a(uil report OF the spe
! the Is OF its members, on all import
rern. subjects. 1t will publish a wee
N 10 review of the Produce and MO
nro. Marke sefNew York, Cincihnail
the New Orleans, with other local ne
Der. furnished by able corresponds
!, Il enea ged expressly for the purpose
me Ihe REroRMER is estahttshed {
a hy permanent, basis, and no fears =
,,a;, he entertained but that. it viii bi
dsht. long and arduously in delenc
y, re- SOUND Pfinc'P'e0' au "A
ace to people. =, LAT
anent jet OF the Ealtoi' ~ ~
tiona, thern Kelorihe', Juse ~ iii
'ctivle Of general lnte,iie'tne' ~ AZ
raced Oily recommends use, ~ ~
: Chat per as they will be gratiil;, q
h the celve, Wiling 70 pay ~ anJ 8
ected, with interest, sa'lSi"e'io'' 90"
ind ir- tag. o,,r Vic
Of the plans. We now most cheerlu y
y -, - ,t.ho,t anv misgiyings as to tn