The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-10-25

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sober second thought OF the peope ,osv - !.
Of some hope Of q successful ,ssuc." ~"
n This 10 tho spiri, OF republican, and !. fOll
u"n ana most excellent advice. For An
le wars me Federal Party have Isbored, with
: .e"' ana 'alent worthy Of a better canse, IN Of
K ' sn ,ne onec''on OF the Gaverumen'; bu, tho
ment they are farther removed than eve, Fec, 20,
their longed for object. Nv
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Levi Woodbury.. of New IIampsbi,c. a. an,
OF the associate justices of the Hupreme Car,
ni The United Sta,es, ia the place Of Jasen,
Story, deceased. " 'o'ep'
IN announcing the above appoin,men, ,hs
"ashing'od Uuion Of Saturday says:
"one of the mcst importau,-pe,bsos N,
; os' neutrality-suspicious. which the .Uo.
~" has ever announced, is the one which we
p pu;, 10 tn's evenings paper. 1t ia the an
Ppn,mtnt OF Lew Woodbury., Esq, of New
itamps nire' TO the bench Of the Supreme Cam,
OF 'he United Sta'es. Endowed as ,h,, CIR
pfeme tribunals with grea, powers. !, il ;rrn.
.an' 10 III II with men Of the proper IA en,s
p''"c'p'cs and qualifications. Mr.. Noodburv
eu''heh'ly entitled TO the honor, not merely
y" account OF his public services, bu, more esnc
.'a''y oy hls eminent accomplishments as !.
souno constitutional jdIiSt, in The maturity NJ b;s
"""o and the vgor of his faculties. We ron
graduate the country, therefore, upon his an.
=, we concur 10 the opinion expressed nv tho
NdIora' in'el''gencer that, under 1.-THE cir
'u'hstauces' better appoie'ment could no, have
'peh expected. The lDtelligencer says:-"M, Il
" oodou'y has been for twenty years in the Ii
1ehelal Government-first as Senator. af,e, .
wards fer several years Secretary of the Navv y
'erwards for several years Secretary of rho /
.reasury, and again Senator from New Ham d
hIre' succeeding in that office Mr.. HunR.Rn Ig
'eiore entering into the General Governman, c
e mad been Governor of his own S ate, and, we 4
e'Ieve, a Judge in the highest court of thar u
tate. lie has had all the advantages, there. c
&c, Wh'cn wonid be derived from extensive ex "
e"eneo IN public s4s.H, in Tho oeurse .f .,i.;vh ~
must have acquired a perfect knowledge Of tt
'e laws OF the United S,a,es.-l Nash. Wig. 10
or
al am for National tank!' OK laimed r.: p'
'arshai' 10 one OF his last speeches at Licking
m. 'Hurrah! shouted his Iocoloco and;ence cl
voted for the tariff Of 1927 exclaimed Tom
urrahl hurrah" shouted the locofocos,
"What marvelIously sensible thing a loco.
Gu 'horra" Is. Lou Journal. o..
u am opposed 10 National Bank!' exclaims fro
!, iompk!ns IN his whg speeches now. .Hur. az
y! shouf his wbig auditors. i am for Texas
lie timer says Pat. 'Hurrah hurrahv shou, LAT,
coons.
What marveous'y sensible and consistent toa
ng Coon's squaI Of applause lie! ma
'at and the other wings in the Legislature Of Tho
a
ou''ons Now Pa, is an ultra tariff protec. in ,
list. ~
'at at the last election voted he full anti. ~
xas ticket. Now he 10 loud for Texas all h.
time.' "''
con
at. in the legislature of '43, introduced an mea
'hament TO Cushman's resolutions reepect. the
reiuno.ng Gen. Jackson's fine at New Or regr
ls. his amendment recommended The re-. self.
ding of all money spent tv Gen Jackson in
'nding Mrs. Ea,on; and was intended and n
ers'ood as the deepe- insu. TO the Old Hero ,rsv
his friends. rex
act
'o'o Fat expresses tie hishes, admiration of publ
l. JACKSON and is trying to humbug his pc
nos bv the most hYpocritical A ,tterv of the the
J ne thus slandered usrn he had the power. ton
Until the last election l,t and Premise with .,
'o, w":ee ue"ou"eeu oenocracy as Jacobin. much
N or criminal. Now Pat says there is no ron,
'rence between wings and democrats. and assoc
ks the democrats ought 70 vote for him. circu
not q coon one nfthe cutest, cunn,soest our c.
at garments in nature, when it is after the es sui
ting ears! Sentinel. vernu
been
votes
EwARE OF FRAUD IN ELECTION TICKETS that Y
wing candidates for congress have been c,pe
g around the State trying to persuade the polite
lie, that there lie indeed scarcely any differ. =,
between them and the democrats; and it is an, g
" ~ ore " wv ~ s"ea eap.o. ~ "e the as
me attempt would be made TO run 10 some ,se e !.
em by placing their nsmes on the democrat. aaas
,ket. We do not believe either of'he wing fa, ~.
dates would descend to this miserable trick 10 orr,
do not believe either Of the wing candi. ,bo', :
9 would descend to this miserable trick - evra,;
there are men enough that are capable of teres,s
ous'ne.s. we wouo usu W" every aem county
sRTs and DAVIS, are on bus ticket. TIE will j,
,cra'ic majority in the State ought not to be the 81;
of 10000. Mis.pn. a g AZ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nomlna
says the Chronicle ofihai city Leu'e'
risen from her ashes; and where so lately 9res as
as desoat,on, now activity and hustle and 'of he
nm Of business are seen and heard" The ,,,.