The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06

county, and no treason here sgsios,dbe ,s,ss,,'
" ofths Union. The Republic, when Tho .w.,a
az drawn, knows no pariy'snd no d,y,s,ons. r.
10 all Rome. Tho fsse.,fads mon Of Inc So.,s
will fight ~ strongly for the manufactures Of nm.
North, A " wa were oil tariff mon. And when
our coas, are invaded by British red.coa,s and
Jamaica recruits, the North will send hev ssI.
liant sons 10 our aid, 10 earn for themsclves tho
glory which their fathers own on our battle
Asds In tho war Of the revolution.
1.-THE paper Of one Of our fair subscribers
has been returnd with The following endorse.
ment: "Noi taken Out She's runssosy and mar.
ried" Such an excuse 10 always good wh,,hout
notice or payment Of subscription. W. hope
the old folk will forgove her. We do most
heartily.-Ark. Intel
MAJOR GRIN GAINES Tho popularity ofth
veteran officer is no where greater than in the
State Of Mississippi, but her gallant spirits and
fine volunteer companies will be sadly disap.
pointed IL he confines his requisition 10 Louis.
lana. A demand on that State for q dozen uni.
formed companies drilled 10 the highest poin, Of
perfection, and two thousand picked mounted
rihemen would be gratefully received and
promptly met. Her patriotic Executive would
make his lowest bow to Major General Gaines
for the cal.-JeG. Republican.
TMr. Bancroft's history of the United Statss
has passed through two editions in Germany.-
1t was translated into Italian, but ito pubIics.
ton there has been prohibited. What's com.
mentary this on the tyranny of government,
when the descendants Of Columbus and Amer.
Gus Vespucci are forbid to read in their own
tongue, the history Of their ancestors.-Ib.
Mr., JEFFERSON AND TExAs.-I, is not gener.
ally known that President jefferson suggested
to the Governor Of Virginia Cames Monroe) the
expedency OF colonizing the free blacks and COL
ored convicts Of that State in St. Domingo, and
offered to open communication with it's gov.
eminent for that purpose. The authorities Of
Virginia were at that period in great doubt as
to the proper disposition to make Of them, and
the idea Of obtaining from the Spanish govern.
ment permission TO colonize them in the pro.
vince OF Texas was suggested and favorably re.
ceived by The legislature. But President JEFF.
ferson in letter to the Governor, anticipated
the advance of the Anglo.Saxon race, with its
slave institutions, into that country, and the pro.
position was dropped lib.
| MARX VALENTINE, EsQ.--It will be seen from
the note addressed to the editor of the Sentinel.
that thus gentleman has Withdrawn from the
canvass as an independent candidate for cor
gress. We are glad of il on Mr.. vs. account.
He is gentleman of excellent parts, possessing
a strong mind. he thinks deeply and culls the
pear|y substance of truth from the rubbish in
which it is to be found. We shall be glad here.
after to see him properly brought before the
people for public station; he is in very truth "af.
ter the straightest sect oflour rellgion"a DEMO
cRAr.-Mississippian.
Mr.. BANcRoFr-FREE TRADE,-The able
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury thus
speaks Of this enlighiend states man:
"Mr, Bancroft. the Secsetary Of the Navy,
almost think ought to have had the first place
IN connection with the tariff: when writing of il
IN connection with the administration. He is a
thorough Free Trader. The Free Traders, I
f verify believe, cannot have q better representa-.
tive in the Cabinet than be. Clear and decided
in bic views and reasoning, and perspicuous in
the expression OF them,he is, Notwithstanding he
10 from the old Bay State, sound upon the sub,
ject OF the tariff. He hold the true doctrine thai
all duties are tares upon the purchaser--thaI
minimums and specific duties ought to be abol.
ished; that every duty ought TO Be laid with q
view to revenue. These views he will ably and
faithfully support, and If we had no other indca-
ton Of his views, should be content to rely up.
on Mr.. Bancroft from the way in which he
treats Of the tariff notification and the procla.
nation in his eulogy on Gen. jackson. A man
la northern or rather eastern man-who, on
an occaslonilke that, in circumstances like those
could and would treat the subject in the manner
he did, plainly shows that he felt the Justice Of
the cause in which South CaPolina was anl;sted
and If he was not disposed to euoQize tho de.
parted hero, al the expense Of those engaged in
Juse cause, he may be relied upon to support
their just cause where he has tie opportunity.
George Bancroft will earn the admiration Of
lovers Of "eq1al and exact justice to ~ men" BY
MS support OF revenue tarif-in opposition to
protective and consequently unjust one."
STATE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS
North Carolina has elected six democrats
and three wings to Congress. Graham, whig
beating Chngman, wing. large gain to the
democrats in the popular vote.
Kentucky hss elected 3 dsmocrts and Z whig'
to Congress-. and : large msiority Of Wigs to
the Legislature.
Il Indiana has elected 8 democrats and 2 wings
to Congress, and large democratic m.jority to
the Legislature.
Il Tennessee has elected 8 democrats and
i wings to Congress, and democratic majority
OF 4 on joint ballot in the Legislature.