A biographical history of eminent and self-made men of the state of Indiana : with many portrait-illustrations on steel, engraved expressly for this work . n 1848 he was again selected to represent his districtfor one year in the Lower House of the 1863-64 he again re[)resented his district. In dis-charge of his public duties he was industrious, energetic,and conscientious, always having in view the best inter-ests of his country, and consequently meriting the con-fidence of both his political friends and his long experience in the Legislature heserved u])on man
A biographical history of eminent and self-made men of the state of Indiana : with many portrait-illustrations on steel, engraved expressly for this work . n 1848 he was again selected to represent his districtfor one year in the Lower House of the 1863-64 he again re[)resented his district. In dis-charge of his public duties he was industrious, energetic,and conscientious, always having in view the best inter-ests of his country, and consequently meriting the con-fidence of both his political friends and his long experience in the Legislature heserved u])on many imjiortant committees, ihiise of State-prisons, Elections, Railroads, and others. His quickcomprehension of the subjects under consideration, hislogical reasoning, and, above all, his acknowledged in-tegrity of jiurpose, gave him a marked influence withhis compeers. Mr. Rippey is an honored member ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, with which he hasbeen connected forty years. By his liberality he hasadded much to its material prosperity. lie was mar-ried, August 3, 1826, to Jane P. Montgomery, of WayneCounty, Indiana. She is an exemplary and devout. y^yV^Zy oTv^t^^Z^ ^^^v^-^
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