The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-16

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sa,s. a1he lat Count ~ t'nf indi'imnn'
10 DIS, herald mJs soil ~ ho 'himpng Il
,bc atli.boDd pnuy. And " lh'n' ~ sny
ono pid u yotr communication which oS
Eiluis more fUrklcFFncss and tudaciiy 'han
agoiLer, II "a his. aio willing 10 trust 10
tho verde, Of my rcadcra upon Tho charge
without consuming time 10 fcpcl H." Oui
Heroic he mus, be u lcrU" puts himself
lpon the country and Col William. ooh
tho like. We vii 90 10 lrial
Gen Marion did no, slgn lhc declaration
ef Independence, ycl bo has always been
considered good parizan warrior. Aud
il would not 10 thought robbery to cll' him
champion in The Cause. Aud though our
Hero, Champion AT least IN running up bis
flag, did not inscrbo Reputation upon il;
vet we see him doing battle for The party
and mingIing 10 The lhickes, Of the fight
And il we are TO take his word for il, he
is himself ga Host" Ia The further pro-
gress OF ibis cause ask leave to introduce
his Editorials since the 26 b Of July |
wish Tho whole to go to The Jury. | call
upon overy Reader Of The Tribune call
noon every man in the State, and especial.
'',e Bond payers, TO say on which side
ne fights. Hero TOO, he doubtless relies up
on the special plea, tina, he did not, in SO
many words, Her aid himself as the Cham
pion of The anti Bond party; hut if he is do
lug battle for the anti bondcrs, and ascribing
to himself tho attributes Of Champion, he |
will be found guilty as charged. 1t will be
admitted by all, that there is such party
as that Of Democratic Bond payers, and
,ha, i, was represented by delegates ut The
late Jackson Convention. 1t will also be
admitted that war waged upon The Repre-
senatlves Of that party, is a war upon The
party itself. II, therefore, the Editor Of the
Tribune has wagcd war upon the bond pay.
ers, and is found fighting in defence Of the
anti bondcrs, he is guilty and will b, so
found. Blu, as the Editorials referred to
are too lengthy to 10 read 10 The Jury, |
must be con,cn.ed with few references
and extracts. On The 2G'h # July the Ed
ilor hois,ed an entire anti bond Tickle, and
in his leading article Of that day, waged, as
as think all will ADMIT, n pretty sarage
war upon the Representatives of the bond
paying party in The Jackson Convention
No matter how just, il was still a war But
it was not Just. He auds Tho anil bonders
the whole way through, and at the same
time charges The bond payers with bad
fai'h--wih trying 10 dictate turns VIII Ich
they knew could moi and would no, be CON-
piled resolving themselves into caucus
or clique, with being underthe influence Of
whiggery, and many other offensive tn ngs,
and winds up by saying Of his Anti Bond
Ticket, '.as a whole we take it, and as
whole shall do battle for Htothe last" llcre
is lorna! declaration Of war. And it can.
not escape notice that The Editor, in nearly
every article published since, urges with an
address worthy Of better cause, that with.
out defeating The bond payers it will be i'm
possible to defea, the wings. Hence thu
everlasting string Of abuse and SANDER con.
tanned in his Two Editorials, published in the
Tribune Of the 3Oth ult.in which no seeks
10 identify the fate Of the two parties, and
wages an indscrilninate war upon both.
The first article is headed, ga third party"
in which the Editor says, "Four filths Of
The party fell mo the ranks Of the wings
where 1t was seen they we're tending, one
fifth to the democrats, and now the whole
IN rtv nulu oviefs II, n,,r mcmor;oe me thru,
that were. So i, is and SO it will be with the
bond paying party" He goes on-"and
more especially must this ha the result
when we see in The Bond paying party
mere war Of words-no issue presented that
can DO either seen, heard, or felt"-This is
war Of determination. lie sweeps the
Bond payers from the face Of the earth
Tho 2nd article in which tho Editor, as in
all his other articles, Iabors to ridicule the
Candidates Of the Bond paying party, that
be may the more easily defeat them, winds
up with "oflice, Office is the ruling prnc>
pie, but for the honor and imolumen,s Of Of.
fee, We should sec none of these reckless
struggles upon the mere pre,cnce Of putting
VIC Du"n III hYuiuduou. -"Hdl ~ luis Dut
war? But does he herald himself as /
champ,onf-- Bearing in in mind. that the
bond paying democrats must be demolished
before the wings can be defeated, whose de
feat ! admit seems the chief objec. Of the
war, ask leave now to introduce his arti
Gle in tka Tribune Of the Dad ut,--In
which he says sour leading article of last
week produced quito shaking among the
dry bones of whIggery, hcreabou,s aud al
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