The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-20

a. Texas humbug llad ne ~. P'ep
oo Ia, he Importance Was ihe u sl''e'
,,ok question no longer q leading ISSUE
.e,ween Tho patucR wa II no longer
neo,,on, what dispositions should be made
: -, ,ablie domain. al those old and
..,,,m,,o i.sues we're 10 DO suddenly aban'
Ionsd. and To- Presto. change aud me
l,m.e,a,,e banner is suddenly unla'led
with tho single motto of"pOlk aud Texas
H., tho eleel,ons in Louisiana had disclosed
the alarming fact ,bat tho people were too
wido awake Cor that humbig' and we mus
o,vl look for some new inscription on the
a,g Of the oprogrc.ayo Democracy
raj Matthews followed Gen, d, and cIo'
,.Lo discussion. Our readers will I'M
lo..,,,d ns when we inform them IT was
Jus, such a speech as might DO eSP0'''O
from The Col AS is his won't no maui
The mos, extrayagant statements as 10 tue
principles and acts Of the two parties a'o
drew upon his imagination instead Oh '"'
history of the country, for facts to su''a'"
him. We give few specimens OF me
which Col, NJ. attempted TO PAIN
off upon the people for facts Lie s'a'ec
,ba, The wings had printed cart loads oil
Ogles speeches for circulation, with the
sv,oct,,;on iha, Mr. Van Buren, would be
by the Baltimore Convention
when the truth is no, single copy OF u
giles speech has not been printed IN Tho =
States, since 1910.
He stated tina, the U, S, Bank was con-
demned by the Va. and Ky. resolutions
Of '9s, when the fact is, that the bank u
no, mentioned in those resolutions
He stated that Madison says that the led
ora, Convention of l7S9 refused to CIV
Congress the power to charter a BANK ~''
he truth is. that Mr., Madison says
such thing.
He stated that all the Presidents hi
used the Veto power but the two A'a'n
When the truth is, that Mr., Jefferson he'
} exercised the veto power during the VINO
6 8 years of his presidency
$ He stated tina, the brokers are all IN
e yor of a U, S, Bank, when the truth U.s. u
every Broker on Wall street IN New L
Ga are opposed to such bank
lie stated that Mr., Clay voted again
~ resolution in Congress to inquire into
,unuish frauds on the Indians, when
- truth is, Mr.. Clay only voted to lay
" resolution on the table.
1913 He stated that the object of our Re
era ton of'76, was to resist Tariii, wheI
tGa' truth is, it was to resist taxation Wi
''a' representation.
) ana lie stated that the Compromise Ac
ature vides tina, if duty Of 20 per cent
clab> not support tho Government, after
Pres that the residue was to be raised by
the on the free articles specified IN the
w in n,omise act-when the truth is, that
can is no such provision nor nothing like
9 will the compromise act
their He stated that the duty on log
re at a under the tariff of 1912 was So TO
of the cent, when the fact is, that 1t is OF
: i. by cents per pound.
shat He stated that the poor man pa
Church, dollars TO where the rich man pays
nocracy support the government under the
, those lS42.
He stated that Great Britain and
have united TO guaranty the indpend
Brad, ~ =: H., Tov.s
afs' o'' come into our Union, when the trut
h'"s there is no evidence of any such
70 INV ing on the part Of Great Britain ant
y thing
ke,ches. ~ ,r,. :.
49, may be assured that the Wings in
will do their whole duty. We sh'
. hilate, or greatly reduce Browns
,C I,st Noya rpher