The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08

ed 10 tho Tinted states, N eeuAljsp,y sspec,
ID under Mr. Pvlk's Standardization. kcch
arc some s6ho cardinal doctrines of The
Democratic faith, We have not doubt Mr.
polk's administration viii bs democratic 10 The
core. and ,ha, thu County will be- ss,u6ed,
and prosper by bsp'vdencs and moderation.
YANKEE llsrmALfTv.---'rhc Warrington
Correspondent ~ The PbiladcIphia l.r'gss say:
"the nosionisns have funded o1tNttNND fov Mr.
Webster during his lifetime; AID afterwards Ia
his successors. ~ Confederation If the sacrifices
no makes in entering the Senate"
; SO the "God.like Dan" must be bribed into
he acceptance Of one Of the mos, honorable
and important stations of public trus, known To
our constitution and lawt! However, this is M
enigma bu, admits Of an easy explanation. tie
goes 10 The Sera'e Of the United States. not TO
advance The Interests Of his country or promote
is prosperity. but, as hire ling TO labor, in der
rcgalion ofboih, for The -pecuniary ,agarandise
ment Of few monpoisIs. BIT not withoui a
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "Unout u h''u"UoiVys
wherewth he may buy "poi'er's field" And
traitor 10 his country as he IL, he will prove a
we'd good masters" No reverence for the Con.
s'u'ion witch he is sworn 10 support, no re
gard for right, or heed for The consequences Of
'orong will deter him from IF cling.f he can,
the consumaion Of the unjust schemes Of his
employers. Conscience has noreproof for him:
II is long since inundated on the altar of hi.
lusiful avarice and Unsuitable ambition. The
spirit Of an infrscied constitution need moi. liz.
Binquo's Ghost, "shake its CORY locks" at him;
with Macbeth he would cry. "hence, horrible
shadow! unreal mockery. hence."
Regardless as ME-. Webster is Of every prin.
ciple that should regulate the conduct of one
high IN public station, iflow in public esteem, i,
is astonishing that he en'cr,ains such supreme
contempt for The plain dictates of mere decency
as TO permit his infamy 10 be thus trumpe,ed
abroad. But he is determined at all haz ,rds 10
.hearken to The demands OF his obscure prodi
gali'y which lago like counsels him to "put
money in thy pu'se;.f thy purse with money!
He goes 10 the Senate the suborncd tool OF a
faction, who are prepared to sacr fee at any
moment their coun'ry's best interest, its con-
stiiufion, or its government. TO satisfy 70 reple-
lion their inordinate lust Of money. Heis now
the hired advocated ola system which, scarce
twenty years since, he denounced as little better
than robbery.
But there are others equally, perhaps more
cupable than him. Are no, they, who thus
prostitute TO their vile ueos genius such as is
seldom vouchsafed To man, to receive their due
modicUm of odium! Notwithstanding all ihe,'
lessons, The wings seem not yet to understand
the character Of the people.-or they would mol
thus, in defiance Of their opinion, 80. outrage or
binary honesty. Have they already forgotten
that The prostitution OF principle TO ambition
was one ofthe chief caus es tina, consigned the,
r. "g,eat embodiment" himself to his present for
" orn ,-iiol. How much less excusable is h :
in who ofsrs up the same sacrifice 10 appease tn
of appetite Of his avarlce and lusful dissipation
v. And this contract, by which Webster sells h,
of opinions and services is called "Yatkee Liber
" aliiy'-say rather Yankee Corruption.
The States of Tennessee. Indiana and " .,;r
"a "a, are not represented in the U,iied State
!, Senate, in full, al the executive session no,
berg holden at Washington.
's' In the State of Tennes see the Governor di
not call the Legi l.iure together TO tlect a So,
- cessor 10 Mr.. Foster, whose term expired N
: 41h Of March, inst. The Legislatures Of Ii
States Of Virginia. and Indiana refused 10 ele
a Senatorfro each OF those States RESPECTIVE
!. ". owirg TO disagreement, Of the two branch
NO of their respective elislatnres. This act
ICY he Senates Of these iwo States has be en- Il
ed nounced as revolutionary and disorganizinp; b
,s- cause the democrats ofihe Sena,es Of each
lie these States. did not think, that an acoldeni
no msjouv in the lower branch Of their Legisl
ion lures VIII oh made majority on jaint ballot
On. favor of,he wings. Should palm Senator
ap. Congress, upon the people nfihe States III