The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-23

formed q part. The loan WAS "'''"e'
s,,ba,t authority from ouf Gesefnme"' "'
..aLe, NJ. JeG,nn. nor The people I"
tho United siale,, said fepudiain Tho o'"'
rLs .,nbase ws. made without The shadow
If authority from The Constitution but TIC
men II that day sought 40 such preieM 70
avoid payment Bonapane was himself
u.urper nj iho authority exercised by MN
bu, the French people bad never since at
,empied 10 amend the II aly under The plea
that ,hoy did not mako H. And re we're
he last people to resort 10 a mere qu'oo'o 70
&c, on, of the payment Of debt to foreign
ers. For ,poIa',oos committed on the
property of American citizens, under me
celebrated Berlin and Milan DEGREES Of
Booapar.e, we had made the French Gov
srnment answerable long after he was
| cxiIed, and the government restored to a
lawful sovereign. Col. X. noticed The tar
ar.ument, and showed that the interest on
the State bonds could be met by tax OF
one eighth of one per cent upon the 'axao'e
property of the state. For the payment oil
The principle The State had ample means
Besides the 100000 acres of land no"
low ned by the State, memorial had been
nassed a, the recent session Of The Leg's'a
,ure, asking Of Congress The inundated
lands on the Mississippi, ON condition tina
the State would build levee to reclaim
,bem Near million of acres OF the hnes
land in The State could thus be rec'a'me'
and rendered valuable Was ne honore'
with a seat in Congress, he would use a.
h;s exer,ions to secure the donation. I'M
would be more than sufficient 10 mee' W
liabilities.
| guyy
i'll Vine CONGRESSIONAL TICKET IN
Hon. B. F. Caru,hers has signified to tn
: editor ofthe Carrolton Hornet, that he can
al no, consent to become candidate for Coz
;; oress. We also learn that Merssrs ThomI
:, kins and Armatt are opposed to The use
their names 10 making out Wing q"
a. ores sional ticket. 1t will be reelected 'h'
If The name of these genIemen, :oge'ht
be with that of Gen A. B. Bradford. wer
IF hoisted for Congress by the Hornet an
D. Ponola Register. The former, we ar
il verbally informed, has abandoned the 'de
ad of attempting to get up third ticket I'M
g, is right, and we should like to see IN
nd Register, which is the only wing paper I'M
On now persists in dong so, follow its example
he We commend the following from the =
o. Iumbus Wing, to The notice Of that print
ey awe discover disposition ma'n1a'n'
in one or two Of the Wing papers 10 SCI Up
Wing Ticket for Congress. inns sopJe
on was fully discussed in the late wing 20
ie. ven,;on and il was deliberately determln
!. that the Wings ought not TO put forward
:" ticket except in accordance with the law
ns' Congress-, dis,ric,ing the States. =.
in We know that the Convention, whl
ON vas appointed by the Wings to determl
upon the proper course of policy tor IN
" party to pursue, was sincere IN Its Proie
'ne sions, Of determination not TO run Wh
six, ticket for Congress, and in our opinion
ere would neither be treating The recommend
-, ton Of that body with proper considerable
-" nor would the wings he able under exst'
100 circumstances to succeed in electlng tn
up Candidates. The sentiments of the par
!. I. generally sustain the propriety ofthe cou'
recommended by the convention On Il
'af' subject, and even those, who were Original
ON in favor of running wing ticket for Ce
The gress, as far as our acquaintance extern
~ are decidedly opposed to taking any step
opposition 10 the resolution of the Cow
tion."
had
IN IRELAND.
M The repeal movements are still going