The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-23
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,ed 80 lor lhs,s accommodation and pfepaL
Al, n. made iof siai,ooing swbols fg''oen'' -
where preyioa., ,befe was but single
company Troops aud arms ofe stationed
1t convenient points also, 10 be transported
into The eouolry i needed. Tho regular
military force already there ssald iobs
35OOO mon N lice has been given to
those holding vlTice under the Government
IN Ireland, by tho Lords Of the Treasury,
breathing every indivinuol with immediate
removal, who in any way counicnances inc
the repeal movement. In a letter TO mo
landlords Of ireland, inviting them TO be-
come members Of The Repeal Association
O'Connell says: The relations between
landlord and tenant cannot possibly bs suffer-
ed to remainas they are.
.Ihere mus, be an end put 10 The ~bo'e-
sale massacres of the clearance system.
There must b. an end put 10 the reia'Iatory
association of agents, landlords and incom-
ING tenants. The stain of blood must DO
enaced by celebrating its causes, and That
can be done only by an arrangement con.
sened to, and concurred IN, by the bes'
e class of landlords, and rendered sufficiently
!, protective of the occup. ing tenants. Moths
mo can be moro absurd Than 10 accuse tho
RepeaIers of "A desire for sepera,,on or for
" revolutionary violence. What we want IS
n TO preserve and improve the social State
not to irjure It. What We desire is to con-
solidate the connexion with Engald unona
y popular basis not to sever il. !"
~ A corresp ncen, Il the N. Y Journal OF
;" Commerce, writing from London. thus ex>
: presses himself with respec, to the success
= of the repeal movement:
!, 81 repeat ha, the repeal Of The Union -
all but carried; ,ha, the empire IS IN mo
point uibeing dl.memberad; that the United
- Kingdom will be among that things were;
and ,ha, Queen Victoria WI, be doomed TO
be def The imperial dadem, unless her minis
be try are dismissed or 'heiI policy rcsc'nded.
N The Legislature adjourned without pass
,p ing The appropriation Bill This bill passed.
Of the House, bu, was lost in the Senate by
Ia 3 Wing votes. These Wing Senators are
Ia, awfuly opposed 10 Republication, yet they
Ter think il perfectly consistent with their broa
re nations Of .s,ice, to adjourn and leave the
nd public creditors to whistle loI their hard
re earnings a,
ca The fnregoing from the IIernand" Pies
'a' nix, is about as near the truth rs that print
he usually gets. Why could il not tell lis rf"'
lat ders ,ho, Gen. Spe,gh', Senator from the
|e. co,,n,v Of l.ownds, and the Senator from
20 M. County, both good anti bond demrra' /,
also voted against the suspension Of the
led Constitutional rule, which prevented tho
o.. Appropriation Bill from being taken VI!
on. The editor could not have been ignorant Of
'eo This fact, for he was at Jackson during the
ot session of the Legislature, endeavour'ns 10
sc. an appropriation for II VIGOROUSLY oxor>
len bitant account for advertising tax sales,
inc
h,, which he had made out against the State.
les. We have already stated the reason aIledsec
ing by the seven Senators for refusing to permit
J.. the appropriation Bill to conc up Tor c"ns'd
on GRAFTON, was tina, it was sent to the Senate
ing on the las, day Of the session, and here was
%" not sufficient time to examine It's details
rse before voting upon il. ..as
This ---
ally ALABAMA LEGISLATURE Political par
on c.L: o.. .,.rd
,ds ties in the Legislature Of this State s'ano
. in thus; Senate, 10 democrats 70 IA wings
ven House, 63 democrats to 81 Wings.