The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27
sod paper \" 'sbut'Ies tho ial's os'ass,loas o.
these pspsn, which seem 10 sAs q PRIDE % .
pleasure In m'sssp'sssn''ns the positions ef,h.s
contemporaries
From fhs si,suss,pp,sr,

49, 49, sssAs~s>s~~s s.ss.s.s
From hs M'""'pp,sn.
Mn. Tnosrsor's ssross or rne fsoxIrus O,
rms cmexAsAw att or tat Last SESSION %
Cosonfss.
This sble and satisfactory documcn, viii bs
found IN this weeks M,ss,ssippisn. 4, 10 bold,
manly and dieD,nsd, A moro triumphant "a.
posture Of the eno'fnities oiibe proposed nc, 10,
the benefit Of keen scented spectators" could
not have appeared. II 10 q mastery defence of
'bosc, who like Mr.. Tnomrsox. oppose the dos.
'uns Of politicians who seek Office from veoal
motives. We record this paper with g,es,
pleasure. We honor Mr.. Thompson fos HE gal.
lsniry In an honest cause. AZ constituents We
applaud him for his ds,nteres,ed action; his do.
voiion 10 the proper interests Of the country,
and his uns,sincd integrity. Mr.. Thompson 10
yet 4 youtg man, but he IL becoming an old
member Of Congress His industrial habits, or.
periencc in legi and strong mind, guided
by an answering honesty Of purpo'e, eminent.
" befit him for public service. No man in tho
State enjoys more fully the confidence Of ,he
people, and we take pride In asserting ,ba, no
man 10 more deserving Of the high place in the
public esteem which he holds than Is hc.
This enviabe reputation, as a public man,
which Mr.. Thompson has acquired stands a
monument of evidence that "HoNEsTY IL TINS
BEST policy" il indeed, there can be any such
thing as policy in pursuing the RIGHT and avoid
ing The WRONG
We would say something more in relation 10
the enormities Of the Chickasaw bill but there
is nothing left for us after Mr.. Thompson's ex.
pose. The bill was truly q hideous affair, ard
well does the man who exposed n, and defeated
n, deserve the plaudiis Of his constituency and
VI the public OF the nation,
We shall expect to see Mr.. Thompson's ad.
dress on this sui Tepublished in every d.
mocraic paper in the State. Many Of the pa.
pers of the State, republished from the Reform.
err, the exp anaiien of DR.. GwlN on this subject,
represented his same bill OF namel IS abomna.
lions, wonderfully harmless and innocent little
"priva'e" transaction. II is but right now lha.
these same journals shou give Mr.. Thompsons
expose to their readers, aud deny the business
of his positions. or ackaowege that they have
been m error.
We think this matter deserves attention
,hroughou, the country; and especially does It
deserve attention in the old States where the
men bets Of Congress know little o. Iadian at.
fa'rs, and are easily imposed upon by The WHY
spectators loud professors OF phi anthroTy.
We would, therefore, respectfully invite the
republication OF This exposition 10 tue Washing.
ton Union. The business Of speculation by
means oil congressional iegis alton. must be pat
down, or The people will 10 use all confluence IN
their public servants and hod IN contempt gov-
eminent itself. We cannot imagine any thing
more supremacy det,statle than government
perverted from its legitimate sphere into mere
machine for the uses Of venal Tribe Of Indian
agents and. attornies We can tolerate in 60
ciery the whole class Of men who live by then
wits. They are necessary incdenias which
mako up the great mass of the human family
but He,ven deliver US from government
welded for the benefit OF the ar.ful few at the
,. --
1--WE understand It has been lhhma'ed BY
an enemy Of ours in one OF the northern coun
, ties. that we endeavored to bring him out fol
Congress in order To defeat the nomination o
the Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. We pronounce th'
statement wILfuLLY ANE MALIcloUsLY FALSE
We entered into mol ntr'g les; we vro'e no sucl
y letters; we were sincerely friendly 70 Mr
!. thompson and desired his nomination. we
. 90 not KNOW me cause OF tins mans venom 70
WARDS us. We never d'd MN or h's an injury
ou' On .ne contrary nave zone much 70 deten'
s Jus nearest VI k'', WHOM we oeneveu 10 %
'mPaopesy h, sss ssns sn's pa'as.aph w,'l o.
!. we ascertain il is not, we will then expose name
and dates. We are not fond Of fighting, bu
: we wan, people to understand that those VIII
i strike US must play sawyer's game.
4 Mississippian.
VA sable preacher at camp meeting, pray
y ed with much zeal and earnestness. Is Curfaii