Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

OU3MH 0ofeH1o&MfS y Bato0, . ptohses "
Aistsssa iisias Msss Mssals, wills on Ms wsy
AsNAS ! lev asys sss. wss knsrAsd down BY Z
isess ebd t~s wAits iisa. ho sestd him with
1 ripe, aud then tiAed bis pockets If $1,000 he
MI lust ssssivtd ftsas = .sstehs0ts
Afeeeieus m~uraer-r'hs Artisans Stat s,s,ss
ia. se,sfsI petsrns we'e In = rom = sfutt dis
tsnee from Fsst Smith. IL The Cbstvkss Nation.
| when ,hs light. were suAd ,uiy essinsstssd, and
.c,,s sns stepped W ~ saaA D Mckay. s'J
ji.ehstseJe pistol In hi. breast.
rr Tsss pea,st. " Psi.ts Cosvve. svs sh.s,
Ia tati'-h \ vstss N shst Psvssh. " they can OBJ
tsia ~ssiHsien. eheoatsg gene i, In the enterprise.
Il will 'sks sides with n, iihss u The political psf
ties. W. wish them .peee.-.
Sisssrs ssptwred--'The British, cruisers have
beea hsstins w raid surveillance u .hs Afiesb
Coast. Tn the s0th December bet b. N. sleep
n war. Pts,ts.. arrived d. Msjusss, having cap.
,u,sd The spanish brig Scorpion ~,,h 67o slaves
IN board. snd The Portuguese brig Andre with
sts .lavra. They wsss ts.h Sent IL the Cape u
aoed He,s.
ar The following letter written by M For
sytb. bettays = sres. deal " mortified ptids and
esei,emet, on Tho suffice. Of tbs failure Of The
Denotratie convention. u nsks = nsniaatiun
10, The Vice Presidency.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
The gcHvsn,ion ftiendIy 10 The present Al
mipiass,igh. which mrt u Baltimore ~ The 9th
VI May, 10 recommend candidates III the neat Fl
se,tsas fst ptssiJea. saj vice President, having
adjourned after declining 10 nonloste fof The Vice
Presidency. | consider NY self sothofised II in,et.
fste IN that question. ~ fat - ! hsss been
mads personality interested In Il.
The Union Party IL Usersis. ~bieh did me-
The hoaas very anes pee,edly. 10 mske an uneea.
ditsnai nomination VI As fsf .hs, ofiss, last ysst,
hsd the Kindness, IN conformity 10 my wishes.
10 charge tbs, nomination into sa expression u
preference. snd 10 refer the suffice. 10 The deeis.
i'm ii those sho ~e's expected, fairly rsp'e.sb.
Ing 'hsitWolities' friends, IL decide ut,on II.
No dselsla6 having heen made. union and ron.
cert OF action are moi nav 10 he anticipated. Ads
eo'dihs 10 The present state of things, No friend
ef ,he Administration eaa hops fvs IN election
hy tbs people. The inns, fo,,sas,e ca" be-
.htowa only high enough on III. ~elee.etsl poll IL
secure the chance u hsins chosen BY The SENATE.
Whoess' succeeds, then. viii occupy III. place
with The p.tfse, knowledge tbs, he owe. hi. elevs.
,ion 10 The partially Of . fragment Of his own
party. shd h"'t. II ny gains, the decision efs msj,t.
ny II his fellow citizens.
Withheld the sustaining power u public sppto.
bstion. aud the honor and %saeiume.,s II public
oiiies In I'll ftes countries, and particularly In
This. are but pc"t 'etompshses ft The labor Is'.
formed. The responsibilities incurred. and the
sssss misrepresentation inevitably encountered IN
fulfilling its duties. Dvflng \ large snd no, IN.
successful public cstrer. | hs*s never yet been
placed IN = situation IN loub. that The posi.isn !
occupied was asteesble ~ The wishes u The g,sa,
majority u those 10 whom belonged the tight 10
eoanol II. ! desire public station on no other
terms. Without denying 10 The toivn party in
Georgia. Of 10 any other pofion Of my fellow .ei,.
issns. The right IL use my name, II In ,heif opi0ien
|, viii he beneficial 10 ,hs publie, Il will no, hs
further mixed Up IN ,hi. cont. ". II MY wi.he.
sts respected. While the soniss. continues. !,
would bs . source II ssss',on 10 the, and VIVA,
would h considered 4 successful result. II sttsia.
able, would afford ms no p~ef."oal sfsi6es,ipn.
JOHN FORsYTH.