The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-06-28


ac,.. I,he fiction Of Senator s to be the 70.
tull Of che, 80 majority Of he Democrat
ic members elected this fsli Jet them meet pre-
pared for NUT ! concessions aud compromises.
Democrats vs. ,ncyor compfomi' principles ior
The sake Of any one. For our own part we
dsclsim all idea Oh sectional Senator When
the Legislature meets, should 1t DO democratic
!, sboud elect The best man Of The party TO that
thigh station, be he found in what quarter OF tho
state he NAV, bs il north, or south, cast west,
ar middle. The State has claim upon its best
talents for that important Office There is no
one thus chosen, who would not serve. We
will never give into the opinion, that this, or
the other section of the State is entitled TO
Senator. The Senator is the representative Of
tho whole Stale and should be chosen as such.
u7The wings hold State Convention in
Jackson the 9th OF August next, for the pur-
pose Of nominating full wing ticket. The
Natchez Courier says "if we are to have a
Convention, let US have full one. Let every
County in the State be represented, and let the
deerates, come with determination TO stay
until complete and efficient plan of organza.
ton of the party is agreed upon, to the end that
when we thereafter move, 1t may be as
nit"
We insert the above for the benefit OF our
wing subscribers who do not take whig paper
published in the State. SlouId not the demo.
Gratis throughout the State, also take warning,
and when they move, let it be as "unit."
To the Democratic party Of Tppah County.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
The Undersigned has IN
derstood, that some dissatisfaction has been ex
pressed in some parts of the County, with the
nominations which were made by the Demo.
cratic Convention, that convened in Ripley in
March last. And lnasmuch as that body, with.
out any solicitation on my part, thought proper
to place my name before you as candidate for
the legislature, and being perhaps less acqualn'
ted than any other nominee, deem II duty
owe alike 10 myself, and 10 the Democracy OF
the county, to fully and explicitly define my po
siton, and leave you TO persua that course,
which you may think will most likely preserve
your principle, and promote the welfare of'ycur
In the performance OF this duty, l think IT
necessary to make few general remarks.
presume there is no ference of opinion
with regard TO the great Importance OF the pr'n
cinles. which we have heretofore united to sus
tain. We all believe, that just and econom'
cal administration Of the Federal Government
The overthrow of stfrotec,ive Tariff, the contin
ual defeat of Banking Syst EN-, which propose
to place in the hs " of selfish and in'ereste
Spectators, the tremendous power, OF regul;
ting at pleasure, the value of the property OF .
|, Millions Ct people, and strict and rigid CO
q s,ruction OF the Constitu ton; all depend up
8 tie ascendency Of Democratic Principles.
Q We have moreover seen, an opposing PAL
m zeaously engaged. in endeavoring to lessen =,
h political strength and influence Of the South,
es their steady opposition 10 the re, anne xation
Texas, and by attempting to abolish the "
Power, which was designed to protect the rig
of the minority, against the precipitant ac,i
Of reckless and irresponsible majprtjes.
have seen deliberate and partially successful
~ tempts made, to distribute the nett proceeds
: The public lands, which constitute very imp
tant part, Of the Federal revenue. We b;
-, witnessed with profound astonishment ant
Ter larm, proposition 10 assume the debts OF
ty: States, which have become involved by Il
m. own attempts, at wild and ruinous speculate
to We have also observed settled purpose on
md part ofour opponents, to make these conteml
his ted drains upon our common Treasury, oper
ing as bounty 10 one section of the country
by as double burthen upon the other: or in OF
nty words, design, SO to arrange system of ia
my alton, as 10 compel US to pay, not only 81
ice cient sum on Foreign Imports, to supply the
The ficiency above alluded to, but also, an equa
rst in fact much greater amount, into the pool
Of Northern Manufacturers. And by adhel
ap to this SYSTEMATICALLY and incessant opeara
10 of our own Government, (which was instituted
re the common benefit of all, will necessarily b
'of up an Aristoeracy Of Wealth, whose influence
my human power could resist. or lecisla,;on ,