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

49, $500" NV ""fs E"N'fnNn inc fOlIf
m ny very III. II u had been allowed irs os
4. way. 'is fatal error has been TO lend II
sanction and TO besiow is .ubsequen, No
;, plsuse and support upon Executive net
which, IN their origin, II previously depreci
d aled or @ ndemnsd We have been shock
n ed and gricved 10 see whole L.gislati,,
a bodies and communities approving unc
'nuding The rejection Of the very measure,
which previously they had unanimbusly
recommended. To sec whole States nban
r d'h'ng tier long cherished policy and hes,
interests in subseriercy to tho Executive
pleasure! AID The numbersss examples
OF individuals who have surrendered their
Independence, must InAict pam in every
patriot bosom --Q>5-A single cause forces
'iseil upon my recollection as an illustration
10 Which 90 not advert from any unkind
feelings towards the gentleman TO whom |
refer. between whom and myself, civil and
courteous relations have ever existed. The
memorial of the late Bank of the United
States, praying for re charter, was placed
in his hands and he presented i, to the Sem
ate. The "Velo" came; and, in two or
'hfee weeks afterwards, we behold the
same senator at the head Of an assembly
Of The people in the State house yard. in
Philadelphia. applauding the "Vero." and
Conforming The Bank--condemnin his
own act! Motives lie beyond the reach of
the human eye, and il does not belong 10
me to say VIVA. they were which promo'ed
THIS sci! cas''gation, and this praise of the
obstruction ofhis own o. WORK; but it
is impossible to over!, ok the fact that this
same Senator, in due time, received from
The author of The Veto the gif, Of splendid
Foreign Mission!"
DO any OF our gentle readers wan, the
name OF the thing intended by this picture
written over it TO enable them TO understand
what is meant by it? There are certainly
very few that would; but les, any should
possibly need this aid we will just write IT
At the bottom GEORGE NJ. DALLAS. T.
Even BENNETT, of The New York Herald =
aoshs at the nomination OF Polk. The
Herald says:
VI The nomination of Mr. Polk we hardly :,
now how TO speak seriously. A more ridi- :,
ulous, contemplate and loricrn candidate. y,
'as never put forth BY any parry. He has 8. 8.
either the v'gor, responsibility nor The =,
dement's OF any reputation, even half so +
'nch as Capt. Tyler and all the family,
lcIud'ng the cracked head of old WAT TX 10
Err. MIR, Polk is a sort OF fourth or rather IN
'r'ie'h rate lawyer and small politician To-
Tennessee, who by acciden, was once y"
peaker of the House of Representatives.
IL was rejected even b, his own State al
'overnor- now he comes forward CO dr
'ndids'e OF the grea, Democracy Of the his
oiied States. Oh!wha a ridiculous finale.
ap'a'n Tyler, with The patronage of the 60,
Nv - $40 "'"'S' a0u me "spoi's' tab
IN get more Democratic votes in N York. ~
an Mr.. Polk can, or ever will do. :,
The singular result of all these laughable
ings Of The democracy in Baltimore, will
the election Of HENRY CLAY, by larger 'os
,;o,;,v ,b,, .yor a0 IL put
~ On, ~. r,,,s. ,h GO, 'i'' ,', Bro
Democracy, who, were they rolled into
c person, would hardly make man, Mr.
ay must get the State OF New York with MAJ
rfect ease. The same state of Demo- pan
a'lc Reorganization will lead to The same ing
suits in other STATES. The Presidential !
,ction may be said to be decided as soon For
i, opens. The Democracy will be scat, 6,
ed TO the four wnds of heaven among tow
Dir several candidates, and CLAY will have a,c,
ly to uak orer The course. ),
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We cannot fathom The notions of our pre- aw,
Ut southern democrats; apparently the I'm Tn,
didte annexation Of Texas IS The only and
ec, of their exertions They rejected their the,
II, Van Buren,, because Of his opposition,
they pre'end) and they (also pIelo.d) 10
vocale Mr.. Polk, merely because he is qua
y,hiog they please in regard TO Texas :" u
" if Texas is the only question, why did '"'
y moi nominate the glorious father Of the '"s
xas scheme himself-ihe man who s,aked A
all on the single game. Captain TyIer's arou
nee is decidedly better than Mr.. Folks low