The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27

sbia pocyl The answers pA"' INV
A,d ,ol uil The latitude 10 which Ne WV
,,,,,os IIo wanted 10 make The people "
10 Keystone believe that he rd' ~" "'"
% n, m,ig qmetIom The Legislature
1cc ,loco) of that State passed F." p'''" W."
"a ,..olu,,o,. IN May last, approving "'
,,,.eo, tariff, and requesting 'ho'f "'P''
..o,.,,ye. in Congress to oppose the CON
,s,nolo,ed change in il, and particularly vi
oppose any reduction of'he duties 0" 'o'
ain, ..,rool coal, and iron" That Is Tue
,ea.oo the repeal Of The present oc'--'uo
.,;,o,,o0 Of a awcn,y per cent" rate OF duty
-.wool duty free d'd not find a place ="
the letter. Moreover, the unanimous 'o'''
IF tho Pennsylvania delegation against me-
K.y,s bill to alter the existing "o'''''
wb;yn tariff, was cordially approved 'p0"
,h,;, return home, by Loco'oco meeting
=, Ksns;nr,on openly declared against oo'
p.,, =, accounted his former tree trade oe'
c,ara,ions. knowingly how sadly he w0''0
bs in wan, of votes in November, ana sec
ing how matters stood in Pennsylvania '"'
Co,o,el revises his views and mean'y al
,sun,, to edge himself upon the tariff p'a''
form Of the wings, and obtain support 'p0"
false pre,ences. The assertion '"a' nc -
oono,ed to tariff for protection merely and
no, revenue" was doubtless adced TO keep
h;s friends in the south quiet. lie tegan
to think he had edged little too sar' and
Ina, was thrown in for the southern market
Blu, we really do not think Tigh'man NJ
Tucker would have written so silly SEN
fence. What party in this country ac'o
Gates a tariff for protection merely, wl'hoo
reference 10 reVehue' -" "'o~" "
} Y Polk rs A candidate for the presidency
~@
, n4rBets are freely offered in some places
l ,ha, rs soon as Mr.. CIay's defeat Is annou'
his fall. the wings will drop that title an
+ duh themselves Native Americans.-fft
It Trader.
y True MIR. Free Trader, the Democra
y once stole the name from the wings, and
lie vii, be necessary for them to have son
e DESIGNATION. as the loco foco Democrat
y are now trying to steal their principles
its look a, Col. Pclks letter to Mr.. Kean,
ut, 0ArWhat strange patriotism is James
ing Folks; look at his votes on the bill IN Is:
co: for the relief Of the surviving officers OF
Revolution, recorded in Congressional
mn bates, Vol, 4, part 2, page 267O Look
OF 1870 he voted against the revolution
to pension BILL; same volume, 6, part |,
ring 600. Look in 1881, he voted against
'pro' bill for the relief of Revolutionary Sold
rsans same Vol, part 7, page 100 Look, in 1
'oin,, he voted against the revolutionary per
as. bill. Is this what you call patriotism
rbing .,r.,,e coincidence oe circumstances
not we here from his Grand Father, dow
Com 1882. Where would you look for this
tariff Of patriotism, but to J. X, Polk, votiu'
ct in prevent the war.worn veteran from re
I'd in ing that poor pi,tance, which was his
ge 1t after having spent his time, exposed hi
Onion son, and barred his breast in the battle
rs ne TO sustain our rights, to be turned loos
things the charities of James X. Polk, in the
ians to ellis of his country, is patriotism il
When Wings Of l776, and 1874, save US
for his such patriotism as James X. Folks.
general ~ON
vo,,a GIVE have received from the pv
,omical ers, No. TX, of the Junius T'racts--A
,,ec,ion ALTON OF TEXAS. Like every thing
;scr;mi, from this source, the subject is treate
he did great ability. The subject Of Anne
IN Car is contemp lated in strictly national