The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-15

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N""' eHn 'H' !" zee the dsnges 10 our saf'y
snd future tearc, n II xas se,usjue An ,nd.os,'
of some foreign nation more powerful ,bss no.,
sell. Il there one among ,us cuiscos ~ho
would rot prefer perpetual peace with Texss.
60 ccs.ionaI v are. which 20 81 en- urbe,we,n
bordering independent nation II there one
who would n0i prefer free intercourse with her.
to high du'its on all our products and manufsc.
lures which enter her ports or cross her from.
tiers! IL ihPre one Who ", Nd not prefer IN
Unrestricted communication with her ci,i7 NJ.
10 the frontier INSTRUCTIONS which mus, occurd
she remains out Of the Uni0t? Whatevpris
good or evil in The local institutions Of Texas,
vii remain her own, whether annexed 10 tho
United States or not. None of ne present
States vii! be responsible for them, any more
than they are for the local institutions Of each
other. They have confederaied together lvr
certain specified objects.
! Upon The same principle that they wouldu.
fuse 10 form perpetual nnion with Texas, be.
cause OF her local institutions, our iorefa,hen
would have been pr vented from forming our
present Union. Perceiving no valid objection
70 The measure, aud many reasons for iis adop.
ZION, vially affecting the peace, the safety. and
the prosperity Of boh countries, shall on the
broad principle which formed lhe basis and pro-
duced The ad,p'ion Of our Constitution. and not
IN any narrow spirit Of sectional policy, eudea.
vor, by all constitutional. honorable, and appm
pirate means 10 consumate The expressed Whit
the people and Government Of tie United Stats
by the re. annexation # Texas 10 our Union 1t
the earliest practicable period.
Nor will It become in a lcss degree nv duty
10 assert and MAINTAIN, by all constitutional
means, the right ofthe United States 10 that
portion ofour territory which lies beyond The
/ Rocky mountains Our title the country Of
the Oafegon is '.cesr and urq que ., ionabl9 ;'and
alreadyare oUl people preparing 10 .perfec, int
ttIe by occupying II with heir wivfe and. chill.
dren. hut eegby years ago. cur population
was confined on The west BY The ridge Of Ito
Allcghaniea. Within iha, pasiod-w within the
lifetime, might say. Of some Of my bearer
our people, increasing 10 many m,lhone, have
filed The eastern valley Of the Mississippi; id.
venturou.ly assembled the m ssouri TO ,ts head
SPRING; and are already engaged in establish
ng the blessir g. Of eli government in valleys,
Of which the rivers f,w 10 The Poetic The
wof d beholds the pc acefnl uiumphs Of the in.
dusiry # our eng, ants. To Us belongs the du.
/ y q protecting item, adj qUa'ely, vi er,vfF
they may be upon our soil. The iutisdict,onof
our laws, and The ben.fi Of our republican 10.
s.''u''one, should be extended over them inlte
4 n's'ant regions which they have selected for
.he'r nomes. The increasing faciliiits II inter.
formation 10 thai par, az our ,erri,usy canno, Sc
long delayed. within the sphere Of our fe lera.
tive Union. 10 the mean time, every oblipa.
lion imposed tr treaty or conventional stipla.
lions should De sacredy respected.
~ the manager eni ofour foreign rcla ions, i
i Will De nv aim 70 observe careful respect for
me righ.e ofo,her nations. Equal and exact
justice should characterize all our intercourse
with foreign countries All alliances having 4
Tendency to leopard the welfare and honor Of
4 our country. or sacrifice any one OF the Nation.
al in,eresis, will be siudously ayo,ded: and ret
4 20 opportunity will be lost 10 cultivate : favor.
able undersi andrg with foreign Governments
BY which our navigailn and commerce. may be
EXTENDED, and the amp'e products of our fertile
soil, as well as The manufacture Of our ekilful
artisans, find ready market and remuneratinr
1 prices in foreign countries.
IN taking scare that the lows Be faithful ex
fculet," strict performance or duty will be
exacied from all public ttficerA From those
tfncerr' especially. who are changed with The
collection and disbursement 81 tie public reve.
nue.. will prompt and rigid account biliy be r.. .
qored. Any culpable failure OF delay on then
part &c account tor he moneys entrusted %
them, at The tines and 10 the manner required
oy law, Will. IN every instance. terminate the
oihc,a' connexon Of such defauIting officer WITH
the Government.
Confidently relying upon the Aid and sfss.
lance Of the coordinafe department nfihe Gov.
eminent ~ confUc'irg cur public affairs, enter
upon'ihe'd'fchargr IL the high duties hich have
been assigned inc BY the people, again humn'!
suppiIcailng tha' Divine Beng who hae watched
over and proisc'ed our beloved country from 70
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