The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-10

a full accoun. Of ts formation, dc.--E'oini Csu.
pee Tribune.
Thmong the distinguished wings in Rhode
Island who came out in favor Of the lbera,ion Of
Dorr was the Hon. James r. Simmons. Nens.
tor in Congress from that State, and no man did
more efficient service in the cause than he.
From one OF his speeches made during the can.
vass we take the following extract, which shows
very PLAINLY that Jackson was not the whiQ can.
didate Tor Governor, and that his election is any
thing but wing victory; and what is more that =
they were very abusive Of Mr.. Simmons for the
part he took in DORIS favor.-Free Trader.
"Mr. y. said that however DESTROYS he nigh,
be to go with his political friends in this contest.
he could not vote for this man-for such man
as Fenner] for Governor of his State. He
won not DO It.. In bis soul and cone cierce he
believed he was an unfit man for the Office. and
he should be doing injustice to himself and to
his children, ifhc gave him his support. have
examined the two tickets, said Mr.. s., and have
decided between them. AND If GOD
SPARES MY LIFE TILL WEDNESDAY
NEAF, ! WILL VOTE FOR THE MAN
WHO SITS BESIDE NE, (Mr. Jackson \
He has dared to be generous-he has dared TO
serve his country, even to the severing Of party
lties--AND WILL STAND BY HIM! am
proud TO stand by his side in this conflict, and
receive my share Of the slanderous and fiendish
abuse OF those who have changed some half q
dozen times since the commencement of our
troubles. ! have not changed, and shall NOT
change-but shall support Ibis man (poin,ine
to Mr.. Jackson) with all the ability ,ha, God
has gwen me, and with my vote, on Wednesday
next. have been, and may continue to be as
sailed with all manner of abuse-but il shall
not alter my course. ] have entered the field.
and, God, sparing me, mean to fight i, OUT"
TThere are few finer sentiments, and few
more beautifully expressed ia the whole library
ofpoeis, than the following, from Talfourd;s
tragedy Of "Ion:' Wing.
lis little thing
70 give cup Of water, yet ito draurbi.
Ofc cool refreshment, drained BY fever,s lips.
NAY send shock Of pleasure to the soul,
More exquisite than when nectarian Juice
Renews the life ofjoy in hsppiest hours.
lis little thing TO speak some common word
~ comfort, which bath almost lost its use;
Yet on the ear Of him who thought to die
Unmourned. twill fall like choisest music.
A North Carolina Bdby!-We have jus, eeen
ne OF the greatest Latnral curiosties of the day,
4: child, who will not be eight wears ~ ars
MIL July next, and who weighs III lbs.-mnre
ian the celebrated Daniel Liant ert We ghed a,
le same age. He measures round the waist
nches--round the hips 47-ihe thighs o.
e knees ls--neck l7a--and his height js4
ct q inches! In the development of his
IND aud IN bis manners, he has all the childish
implicitly Of ordinary lads of his age, and il
eased exactly with what usually delights CHI.
en-. 1t looks odd to see such iump OF flesh.
uckl'ng over n W toy, or q coIored marble
i q nome nts examination will satisfy any one.
at be is the mere child he seems to be. His
me is Jasper Jackson; be is native Of Orange
unity, and is the son Of poor, but very respec-
Die parents.
Mr.. William Stringer. Of this CITY, has made
engagement with his father, and left here
sterday for the Northern cities, with wen
exhibiting him to the public He Ne curiosi.
that will vie with Tom Thumb and Major
latin, and will be so pronounced by An whr
~ visit him.-Raligh Register.
Denies it.-Governor jackson Of r.
IS out in card, and denies ib. hnus ~.
"a any q the "law and order" c. od;da,es. h"s
. ~ best essr'ons 70 SECURE the election Of
,u,a ., .11 sho an,a ticket, T. further saws.
rsonaI and ofs;c;al M, q that lshall $50 nv
,y;dno for ,he ;he "A' .ence in hvc7 Of % &C,
W. Dor; and ale alton and restoration Of
'nesty." - an act Of genes.
mmere a nook The n. York Journal Of
,tIe- osn ~ says I'VE understand thata wealthy
~. ~ .a'led upon Bishop Onderdonk on
.ay, aid on taking leave, made him ,he n,s ~
a. - Z book. On taking off the wrapper ana
:. rng % Inc title page, there was hundred
'aaI pank note; on turning over leaf there
y another; q third leaf and there was l third
= e oyer we fourth leaf fourth bill, and over
= nun leaf NTH bill, until il seemed a. tho
book was volume Of hundred dollar Bills.
4 Hsnf-The Richmond Star sage: FoIk,
20 don't Ike the way papers are edited, ought
ask leave to put in specimen Of the ri9ht
I. ANY editor will be glad to give such ind.