The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
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In me Senate, 10 day Mr.. Benton Pfesentee
the resolutions Of the Legislature q Mlssourh
| ins,rnc,ing the senator tromAnat cta'e " oro
their best exerton IN behalf OF the
| Of Texas to he United states. ~. Denlo'
~ a. soma remarks concurring in these reso
EI,,,nns--,hat The reannexation OF Texas ls
,,s :, national measure, and that the safety and
,n,rres,s Of both governments require ana de-
4 nand il al the earliest practiab e penod. IT,
aid he had been Of that opinion ever since 'ne
4 country was given away 10 lSle. ~ .Feao
ct,n,oua extracts fron, his speecIn lcoo, 1lac'Ng
s|,he causes otthe Texas revolutions and showed
4 M narale furnished between bis speech atlnat
4 ,;nx. Ana The resolutions now presented, man |
a .aininC he Justice Of that revolution, ne com
4 mended ina spirit Of compromise exhibited oy
The resolutions Of his legislature. ne 'ookso
npon Il as great national ms sure wn'ch snouu
never be degraded into any thing sect'ona' y
partisan. Mr. Achison followed - some ew 10
marks acknowledging. g ne 'ul'ee. ex'em'. u'e
FRIGHT II lnstruosien. He declsssd h'aassa' = NJ
l;nr 10 % farther seven than the resolutions q
,ns, rucIon demanded for the acquisitions O
Texas He concurred fully with them ~ me
dominion tina, there was no power on eartn 70
c,nsul, IN the adjustment Of this measure oul
Texas and the United States; and expressed h,'
q admira,;on Of the spirit Of compromise Wnlch
J was evident in The resolutions.
9 Cav RuNNELs IN We find the following ex
* ,rac, Of letter, from n g Runels former's
Governor 81 Mississippi, in me Pau'd'ng in'ss.
y Clarion II was addressed'o a. y Myres AZ
~ dated Houston, Texas Dec 10Th lo44.-s'ck
i'd burg Wing.
II an proud OF the success Of the Demcsfa'l
par,v II he election Of Mr. Polk; and s'ncerel
gh hone We may be annexed 70 the United o'a.e'
he Our people all desire il, net one 10 nonore
j who opp ses it. Itis'o be expected .na, i. -
= iori,y ot the Eur peans will oppose y, ~ -
lrt- 10 the day when transatlantic uou''''ane
nh. shall prevail here, Y We are ny a''ueAeu'
"a Ifeel and know that have many if,ends %
=" well. wishersin that part ofiny devoted STATE
nus which YOU reside- Will YOU co me the favor
be saw il them, that cherish WITH great ple asu'
their recollection. and y not again = =
Wy came y, ale, II do sincerely hope We may aga
q look 10 the glorious Banner. and call Y aAe 2
nor own.
;all
oul We stop the press to inform our readers 10
orr State Legislature adjourned sine Die IA
me evening. the 9th The Bank bill If the fiou
from nasscd the Senate-the Apportionment bill, pr
nared ~ the JOINT committee, also "a SEED
seoe has hc ill, Ioaning the two per cent. fund--t
' Of revenue bill has slept the sleep ofdeath % I
!, ~ clerk table - Wstumpka Wig.
paid TT "A duel was fought q few days since IN
tiles. kansas, opposite MemPhls, BY two mechan
from Mississippi, which resulted in the death
'o''as one and serious injury 70 the other. the
lie VS. nurer thinks that such foolish scrapes Will
well enough for young Congressman, especli
Con since il has becolae fashionable 70 shed
blood. but for sensible and worthy mechaT
d meet and shoot each other is too bad.
=. think SO too.
"A Goss,ping Club.-What sag you 70 sG
sjp,py Club, ne,ghbore? A Club OF this au
eA'' bic description has just been started 70 Read
(. pas Mass. Article LEI Of the Constitution re
\. - thus
,xieiy "Evefy member wno sn.,, - .h.'I c;rcu
ena'e the news that they are going 70 be ma!,
egard and said members are requested tor'nW', !
u report all manner Of theing- but them.
W. will break up matches and tfnrd much eoss
81 will N.
new Work Mr. Prescott has II Prep
veg - ton the conquest II Perua rich svbleGt ~
now genius; fof although some q ne even's v
ranch' res - ,nose WY. n,.sslv MA
solved New FASHIONS The dress. msksfs p
sive 10 York have started new styis o.sotsss I'll.
body W. Y " .sCS N rs;ss 6;skopoi
ar will thcm III vel.