The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-22
From the Vicksburg Wing.

A"" "c 'iehSouFS wing.
ANIMATION AND THE PREsIDENcy.-Tba
very consistent advocate of John Tyler
folly, the Madisonian, has at last come GU
plainly and exposed the motives Of his mas
ter, tor pressing the disgracefuI negotiation
with Texas. He says that ifJohn TyIe
IS nominated for the Presidency by the
friends of annexation, he will 90 for the
measure till the close of his admins tration
as strongly as possible, whatever may BY
the course of the Senate; but if not nomi
mated for the Presidency. he will give up
annexation, and notify Texas to that effect
so soon as the Senate shall reject the pen,
ding treaty. This is Just what We expected,
for we never supposed that John Tyler's
boosted 1--we Of southern interest extended
any further than humbug, to secure the
nomination for the Presidency; and now
when the cloud thickens, and there seems
TO be no prospect of his being taken up, his
organ proclams to the world that Texas is
to be left TO her fate, and the humbug aban
doned. Can anything be more disgusting
than such an avowaI from the President oil
a great nation. In his message, accompa>
nying the treaty, he recommends annexation
as matter of great national importance;
and now his fool organ proclams to the
world that its ohjec, was to secure nomi>
nation for]the Presidency. Hear what the
Madisonian says:
"lf The advocates of annexation shall
dIsapprobation Of what the
rreslden. has done, by selecting some other
Texas champion, {asa candidate for the
Presidency and The Senate shall reject the {
treaty, las it undoubtedly will 10 that evenly s
what, we ask, would be the course left for r
the president to pursued No alternative =
would be left him, in the event Of the re-. !.
lection of the treaty, bu, to release the Tex :,
an minister from the obligation to await the
expiration of six months Cor the exchange of
by formal notice that negoti- =
atoms must terminate" ;
~0e i
The plan for Defeating Mr. Cldy.-The /.
Standard states, says the Pc .
ersbus Inelllgencer, that it has been put n
n possession of the plan Of the locos for q
defeating Mr. Clay. The plan is to break ,
Up the nominating convention in row, and a
zach Of the two factions to nominate its ia l.
'orie for the Presidency. The Texas por.
ion will runa man at the South, with a
southern princip!es-for Free trade, &c. o
nd the ant'Texas portion will run man v
With Northern principles-for discrimna> a
ing Tariff, anti. Texas, &c, If this plan Ii
hall succeed in carrying the election into u
he House Of Representatives, it is under. b
TODD that the candidate who has received v
he largest electoral vote is TO be made a
resident. o
We should TO, be surprised If plan like Il
his were adopted, for we know the locos n
30 we'll not to know that the principles Of L
enune democracy are, in their estimation ft
ut dust in the balance when compared to "
ne importance Of party triumph; indeed, b
re have heard several Of the party in this v
egon openly advocate such plan for de- v
eating Mr. Clay. But they are wide Of the
lark in believing that any thing but death
an prevent Mr.. CIay's election We firm 81
, believe that il the democracy were to l.
IN their strongest man in each State, Dir. SO
lay would get majority Of The electoral ci
Dtes. The People are determined 10 make Of