Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-16

elple, w reference ~ the presidency !
Md oppose any Change iutlo Intod
States constitutions 10 tho veto pow
rr, II viii drnOunca tie asiumnioll
of Tie stats debts, Wy tlic general gov.
cfnmcni, and The dlslfibuiio0 ~ The
proceeds Of the public ldlds. ani NC
Use -cvcnh states, on The ground "
llcir incxpodicncy impoIi,J nnd uu'
conatliuIionality. II will stfcnuoilslJ
oppose any increase II lhsntion ~
TIC people Of The state, lor tic pnl'
uont Of The Mlssissippi union Bank
Bonds, regarding The claim ~ III, gs
aud unconstitutional; ~ decided Ivy al
large majority Of the tax payers, OF
the election OF 1911, aud further by
solemn resolution of the representa-.
lives OF the people, IN Tire legislature
Of 1912. II will advocate, IN good
filb, tic payment &c the PIanlcrs'
Bank Bonds, regarding it us 'Just
goyernm ntm doht, crehtt dunder the
forms and within lie spirit of the
constitution Of our state" II will
advocate the principle, that all just
political power is based on the con-
sent of tie people, and ought 10 be
exercised for the common good. II
Will yield "A willing support to the
nominees of the recent Democratic
State Convention, and adhere, rs far
as practicable, TO the general course
of policy therein indicated. 1t will
advocate a well dige,ted system OF
public education, ''as objects of Pri-
mary importance for the general dill
fusion Of knowledge" 1t will ar
IDENTIFY advocate the Agricultural and
Mechanical interests, as essential to
the glory and prosperity OF our com
I mon country. 1t will advocate the
cause of Temperance & Religion, as
necessary to good morals, social order,
and OBJ dience to laws. 1t will
promptly and fearlessly expose all
improper public acts and proceedings
of all state officers, without fear,
favor, or affection" lis columns will
ever be hermetcally closed against
all articles of a vindCtive personal
mature, assaiIing the private or pub
lie character OF either political friends
or opponents. 1t will exercise Vi
pilant watchIulneSs over all receiving
and discussing state officers; and ia
vor a rigid system Of economy in the
expenditures of the state government
Ii will cultivate spirit OF courtesy
toward its contemporaries of The press,
and never indulge in coarse personals
+ties. Ii viii advocate a tporough re-
form in the present Penltentiary
system. so as,to prevent the labor OF
the convicts from coming i'll compeu-
ton with that Of the meritorlous me-
chanics orthe state. In its editorials
and selections, it will embrace such
subj cts and articles, only, as are de-
corous. moral, and useful, tending to
intellectual Improvement, and practl-
cal advantage; and in all respects,
aim at an elevated, digniticd dcmea-
nor. Ii will sedulously avoid course
Of alhberaliiy and dictation toward
the Democracy Of other p1rtlols OF
the state, and encourage a spirit OF
Justice, good feeling and armony,
with all sections. II will contain a
faithful synopsis of the decisions OF
Federal and State Courts, held at
JAG kson, on all novel legal points and
important constitutional questions
twill, each session, contain gen
eraI summary ofCongressional news
the proceedings of our state icgls-
latnre, with full report of the speech
es of its members, on all important
subjects. 1t will publish a weekly
review of the Produce and Money
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New Orleans, with other local news,
furnished by able correspondents,
engaged expressly for the purpose.
The REroRMER is established on a
ne, mancnt basis, and no fears need
be entertained but that it will battle
long and arduously in defence OF
sound principles, and the cause OF the
people.
In short. it will be the great OBJ
i,ct ofthe Editor, to render the Sou
ithern Reformer, just such vehicle
Of general intelligence, as will rea,
div recommend itself to the favor OF
all description of readers-such pa
per as they will be gratifi d to re-
ceive, willing to pay for, and peruse
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