The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-17
From the N. Y. Morning News
MR. RI.AIR AND THE GLOBE.

Whatever compensation may be found in the
acquisition OF such ne Y ediioFship Tor lhr 70
vetnment as that of Mr.. Rtche and MAJOR
ID madison, nevertheless It is impossible TO part
with Mr.. Blair, IN that capacity--it rs imposs-
BILE to see the Glcbe pass out OF exislehce-w''h'
out an emotion of more than ordinary Legrel, an
emotion which viii be shared by thousands OF
the best and true s, Democratic hearts III the
land, and by none more deeply than by that
which still, at The hermitage, beats warm and
high with Iove tor it's country, in lrame' DAY
by day faster and faster sinking into grave
long since divested of every terror
This change of "organship" at Washington
is indeed, a matter OF The most amcable ar
: arrangement, up n which all parties agree with
: ready aud cheerful atqlfesceLce The eXpe-
decay Which for the sake OF the general con.
cord of all sections of the Democratic party in
IS support OF the administration. made ii, in the
view of some, desirable bat tins change should
be carried mo effect, is perfectly appreciated,
III as We are informed, on the part # Mr. BLAIR and
10 his own most confidential trlends, with whose
advice he acled IN withdrawing che erluly am
we may say voluntarily, from his position at the
head OF the Globe, and, indeed, 10 sacrificing
q the existence Of that paper, to the rmony a
the Democracy and tic interests oil the Adm n
an s'ratlon. In regard TO his successor, MIR Bai
SO frankly avows that
Gi "The interest of the cause requires that al
who contrib u,ed to The election Of The presen
Chief Magistrate, should continue to give the!
support. 1t is the good fortune of The condnc
is tor OF the new official organ not to have often
ded any portion of these whose adhesion TO ID
party IS necessary TO its safely and success;
We have unbounded confidence in the ah,
integrity, and patriotism OF the man who is no,
'a to preside over the establishment, and sha
Of consider ourselves amply compensated for tn
80, sacrifice we are row called on TO make, if OF
~. anticipation OF the continued union and success
vi OF The Democracy shall be realized by the off
: OF clal journfl, under lis new name and new au
il pces.'
.u Ga the other hand, Mr. Richie is unbour
ded IN his expressions OF respect and contiden(
his IN regard to Mr. Blair, whose withdrawal fro
A, the press of Washington he views with regr,
'f equal 10 that OF any of his friends, anu in h
gratitude for the manly and friendly lberai
which has marked the conduct of Messrs. Bll
and Rives through the whole affair.
4I If, in preference to any other qualification
o"' personal ambition, Mr. B airs choice is to rei
lose TO The quiet retreat OF his farm in The neghbo
ve, hood OF The capita he may be assured that
is attended there with the most cordial respec
The confidence and regard OF the great mass of Il
,ere party whose principles he has so long and
u. CALAMITY man AIMED. We are happy TO lear
W. that, early in MAY, as Sc on as he is reev,
Der at his present posi-, it is Mir Blair's inienti
The TO make tour of travel by way of relaxatio
which will commence with our portion of Il
'ore country, and include the Hermitage, where r
,n,e sides tie most attached of hrs friends. III
:, true. hearted Democracy ofhe country will e
lie cry where be glad to see blair Of The Globe