The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-04-19

But It was oil over with him. His sermon
was gone, the afternoon Wa gone, and he soon
found that oil bic hopes Of wsgging bis pow in 4
pulpit were gone. The bull vas never out ol
bis mind. He never bad the courage 10 At.
tempt another sermon, and at the very though.
OF marching TO chrch in q surplace be imapines
to this Iday, he hears beo.boo-ing and sees I
IA Frsp The Richmond Enquire.
Under the genial influence Of Democratic
councils, Il y fsrto presume, that the destinies
Q! this country will rise to the highest elevation.
Inc news from England indicate the moral in.
fluence Of our late triumph upon the foreign pol.
icy OF the Mistress Of the Seas; and il our affairs
be managed with that spirit and sagaci.y which
we may naturally look for in those who have
been called to administer the Government, eur
commerce will receive new wings, our industrial
interests be pushed forward. and our ns.iosal
character firmly established. The day msy
yet srrive, when many rabid partizans, who rid.
iculed the pretensions Of the Democratic Party,
will in spirit Of patriotism and justice, come
forward to thank Mr.. Polk and bus Cabine. for
the benefits which their judicious aud indefati.
gable IaboTs will bestow upon the whole coun.
try. They have j, in their power to do much
good-we have strong confidence that they
win not o'sappoint the ardent expectations Of
tne nation. The following irou the New Yost
Heraid OF Thursday, gives briiIant coup d ei
o. the deeply interesting news from Europe
we cordially concur with the Hersld's compli
ment to the singh, elevated, bob and iudepen
dent position and policy assumed BY H. Cal
noun" SO far from war being produced BY The
annexation OF Texas, as predicted BY tho croak
ing Whige, that great measure 70 in every way
calculated to give Us high position 10 the eve,
Of The world, and, what is of vast importance
to unite Us at home:
"7hs late highly important neysyrom Europe
Na~ position Of England and America.
"1he news from Europe Sy the Cambria, and
OF which we give, as usual, . full and carefu
resume, 70 OF the greatest interest 10 political
commercial and even theatrical eoint Of view.
England manifesto towards the United States
the most friendly and conciliatov aspect--and
's reducing the taxes on articles OF commerce.
mot 2 eyilable has bssn utlssed il. nsriis-
ment against Mr.. Calhoun'S famous letter and
policy. We had anticipated perfect out.bu
!. ss,sssh tee4sng Sgsinse The policvnf cur nov.
on the Texas question. To our utter
the indications have been of an
Exactly opposite character Everything indi.
'aies the most conciliatory sud friendly DISPOSE.
ION on the part of Great Britain towards this
country. lis perfectly clear that the high, bold
md independent policy Of Mr.. Calhoun has
'rought John Bull 10 his senses. He finds that
le cannot afford to quarrel with this country,
Ind smlllngly assents that We should 20 on in.
;reasing our territory TO our hearts content. |
instead OF flying into passion, and talking Of
var, John Bull extends the hand of friendship to
ls-expresses his desire 70 extend and perpet |
rate the most friendly relations between the
NO countries-and has actually already made |
for the formation Of new CONNER.
,ial treaty Of mutual good will and advantage.
: Free trade, too, is Advancing in England, and
altogether this intelligence from Europe is graf.
flying. cheering, and full 'of promise ia every
,oint Of view, political and commercial.
"Such. then, has been the effect Of the moral
influence created and exercised BY the high, Gle.
rated, bold and Independents position and policy
assumed by Nj. Calhoun. His place d now
occupied by Mr.. Buchanan, Let him see to it,
hat he ponders well upon biz position, and that
II bis country, At this important crisis. Let him
zee to it, thai he maIntaina this country in its
present dignifisd and influential position q re-.
,ards its foreign relations. The destinies Of this
and, and the fortunes Of frss government, for
many years to come, are nov dependent on tho
wise, Just and bold direction II the foreign policy
# the General Governmentn
From the N. O. Pic. Of Saturday.
From Texas. by the arrival Of the steam
racket New York, We have Texas news up to
he 25th inst, the day on which she left Calves
on. The news 10 important mainly on account
,fits being the irss received from Texas since !
he intelligence Of the passage Of the Annexa.
ion resolutions reached our friends across the