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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28
Dtllttart Selola9er
3u Ecaoina, Da.

Die ScmrttteeS ernannt burtb Gle Gclun>
teers bon NsooinD i'm lesten Sftobsr, um bic
Scrmlrun9 einss Selpo9srs su beratbsn, fir
Gas bsrannabsnre SruBjobr, bitten um @rs
aubnlb Su beribten:
Sas oas Serlan9sn Der bsnabbarttn 3cz
luntssrs, tcpis unier easnes, mebr praetib II.
rlDfl9e Senntn'b bon Den pnibten eineS Scl>
eatsn ~ erlanssn; Die Msnuns, bas cine irls
be &snntnlB allsin burb cine rs9uldre Sour
prn ea9erzpfidbtsn erIan9t msrbsn fcnnte :;
Die Sbltlibfeit Der Nnnabme snaer Hittsl
fur Die Ssf6roerun9 elmer msbr polfomnenen
Orsaniatlcn nne ribti9er Oiseipln, weltbe
bic Sommlun9 elmer 9rcftn Ola6t bsmirfsn
wlres, 9sls'ttt burb ltrsn9s mitiriibs@runes
idse eaS Sertrauen msltbeS mir auf cSbre
2SoHsnssfdDrtsn fessn, Sbre @lsdbeiten in
ALIEN esn Soleaten anpaiFncsn @iacnibaftsn:
-oNs uno aneere Setrabtun9en Daben bic
Nhsllbfeit eins6 SsIbla9er5 in 8orftllaa oss
brabt unb Die Sentralla9e bon &sabina, Die
Ssiunobett bsS @limaS unb bic 0sleaenbeitsn
oabn ju femmem IS ais QcfaIsYlaB III bss
1timnen.
I'm Die Urrnlrun9 bon Selbla9ern IL ernlts
| tDl9sh Dat ple 9eieg9ebun9 bisfs5 StaotS @es
tege eabln 9smaht ipcnab ale Sruppen euf
ben ofsntliben 2Serfen icufrei pallirsn, unb
bic qiksralitdt Der 9srmalter rss ScbuplfiQ.
unS llnons@anals, bat fbcn fribsr Sisltlbsn
,prlplle9lsn bspilli9t.-llm eincn She'll Der Sos
lfsn ~ esdsn wlrp sine SerpilIi9un9 prn buns
bert SDaern aus Dem Sbass an jebeS Nsai:
nsnt beSaDlt, ueltss cine Sour i'm Eager cans
pirt. Die 9s,pSbnliben Sribjabrszpara
uno ersrtijlen f6nnten 70 en9crid)tst wsrpsn,
bas ie mdbrenb Der qaserjsit fallen
9ls COMMITTEE bittet nm grou6nis bic 2(n>
nahms frlssncsr SsibdiIs ju smpfsblsn:
SsiblclFr eas ein Eager pon 9pluntesrS ;l
&eacin9 9ebaltsn wsrbsn ira am l9tsn Moi
1912, am lStsn anfan9snb unp am 24ifsn enz
bi9sne.
SsiblplTsnt bas bic unpsrGunosnsn Icl,lns
tssrtcrps sriubt iinb, iib in Satauione unp
Se9menter ju crsanil liren, NIT elmer polfdns
bisen 3abl ppn Offieirsn.
Ssiblcfsn, baB biefes Eager nab ben Nss
9eln esS re9ularsn 9lenifs6 asbalten merbsn
iou' ausssncmmen eas Offeirs fsnsr psitsrn
Strak untermprftn fsin foQsn ais 9(usitlisis
flung pon tbrsn Sompa9nlen, pom qaaer cser
Su Nrrsit.
SeibIciFn, bas feline ssiifi9e @strinfs ans
9slbatt oosr auf osn ea9sr9runo iu brinssn
srloubt perben.
<'lW1o,leu puB tlH Stteular accrei1lrt iCer>
St an ale Of!itdrs@crps bsren Nanrsn man
srfabrsn fann, absr bas esmunssad,tst merpsn
ale Corps, in unb auiIsrbalb bem Staats, bic
fsin Circular srbaltsn mcsen, messn llnfdbi9>
felt lis Su bsnsnnsn, psritbsrt bas fs bsr;litb
wllfcmnEn fno.
Capt. 08. 8. &sim, !
Capt. {. g. qcefsr,
Sapt. 8. 9S. Surfbart,
Qieut. 9. WseSsnisbt,
qieut. 6. s Safiom
4isut. 9. Green, ! @cnmittes.
qisut. QSm. 0Bunosr
qisut. 8. y. pres,
qisut. 8. &. Samss,
Qisus. s. Q. Sarnst,
Scrnet 8. .. 9SenTL
2(uf HcrId)(ad murte Der Serilbt onaennn,.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

0F9is Court Der pisrtsljdbrlidsn Sisuns
acn .e. fir Ssrfs Gauntp, bs9innt am ndbfsn
Mcntass i'm bisissn @curtbauis. Da wirS's
ale 5odnts pcl ;u tbusn 9ebsn fur Die Sranos
Surp, um wisesr &aum in unisrm gefan9nifs
f su MAIDEN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

T5undbit osm Ssrs if weW Ss9enmdrs
ti9 tsi csn 9rudsrn nbt6 rarsr pis Reui9fss
ten. Die ,psni9sn Ssitunssn, Die be ben jset
fbsbtsn oSeasn ;ur ISanb fcmmsn Iinb faif
ale nit ber Sctibaft ts6 Yulcsnten 9efiat
ODER entbaltsn ;u alte Hsui9ftiten. Der Gcns
0rss ,pirft ebcnlc nur msni9 mas ber @r,pdbs
nuns msrtb 1T. Hdbifen Samfn9 bsfcillsn
mir absr bod Elm neus6 Sabr, mas eurb fenrs
lei 9Eitterun9 psrbinbert msrbtn ,pirb.
Ess Dctter.-@in ifarfer &s9en9us nit
Sturm bon Siitcif be9lsitst bat in Der lsstsn
Dcnnsrfos 9tabt Den Sbnes in bisfsr @saenc
;ismIib pertIst,wrsurb Der Sblittsnbabn Gin
@nes 9smabt muroe. Die Sbuplfa mar pcn
Dem pIisIih 9tlbmcI;ensn Shnse um 4 big S
8ns an9sibmclIcn, rob er,partst man nrcbt
bas fte Sbobsn anasrid)tet babe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28
&sabine, ben %. December, 184I.

G9a Der ndbifs NsujaBrstas auf ndts
fen Samifns, alie Dor Der Seraussubs zines
anbsrn Slattes faat 70 babsn mir ben Nsu.
jabrspunfb unb ebsnio Den fur;sn SalsnSsr
fir bas Habife ;uriifbsbaltsn. llnisrn biss
flssn Suntsn ,pire Der srd9sr, ,pis sswtbnId1,
am Nsujabrsmcr9sn feline @uflpartun9 MAIDEN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

@crnst Wurpbp ,purbs porise SScdbs burd Die
Scurt BON 9buplfia Gauntp ;u $500 unb
Gin Sabr Subtbausifrafe perurtbsit, fir bas
llsbsrbrin9sn elmer !1srauSforberuns gum 9uca
;um eisutsnant Mortinler. Der Gerurtbsilts
m,rcs eurb ben @pupsrncr partrnirt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

Anf 8orfbla9 Wurts Der Ssritt anssncn:
men nnb beorcsrt in allen Ssitun9sn befannt
9einabt III merbsn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

OsgtrLow nF THg MIsa lgalpgI-rv a ue,e
6 foIogcaI estimate which appta a.. ia tie Na,cfe,
Courier - Tuesday, 1t eeald appear laa
apprehrnslofs Of a general OserGaw owitie to the
Remarkable rains OF the pat month. are no, nm
founded. Itii etsIsed that the rising Of The
liver is dow more r4pi5 thau has ever been noted
before. within two DAY. IT Lad' ri, ea at Ns,cl,ez
eight ct; and on the Isl instant. was not more
than fifteen feet below the MAXIMUM of "a 10,
The nein fall Of rain IN the Mfssissinui vaiIey
annual y is esIidated NJ So inches. Th;a mean
at Na'chez IS is lnete.. u, New Or.e.rs 30 n.
ches and at Fort Smelling % inches. The month
Of January usually ~fnrnishfs about 3 ipcbes.
Within 20 days il has already rained IN ;nrhe.
which quantity is equal TO a teJth due 10 * d,vs
10 usual seasons at tbs latitude; and corres,oa.,s
to > inches for the mean latitude Of the valIeg-
ifsrotn this quantity We deduct 2 inches. d,s
to that number OF days in ordinary seasons. ,Ye
have left a depth Of 6 inches of water ce,bans
over TIE. Whole region, To be discharged by the riv-
er in addition to Its Usual q~tantup. Alter n sei-
eniifil calcu}a i'm Of the CAPACITY Of the riyert,k.
ing into eonsi ieration he velocity Of IL, csrr.,,
altitude OF banks NC, the writer, concludes by saw
ing, that unless the deductions Of undergraduates
sricnce arr extremely falIa ions. appreheusions
of al overflow are yell founded. and common
would dictate TO be REARED for nm
emerge ,cy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

LrsistATgHEo s htssI 1851 sI.-The Legislature
Of Mississippi adjourned on The 7.b inst. Few Iss j
were passed during The session. Tho following
afe the most important, ytzi A bill 10 fund lte
treasury warrants, making them payable IL three.
four and I've years, ut FIVE per eentufe per annpn,
a bill 10 increase tie revenue 81 tic State, BY tax.
Ing ail fnovehble property. 4 bill to prohibit
htiy im't'idnaI TO tmanejtate his slaves for the
purpose Of sending them 70 Africa ar elsewhere,
A bill prohibiting the use Of cotton hooks. o. nav
article ah a substitute IN handling cotton bales,
penalty forty dollars per bale, one half 10 The ,f-
for,nsit the remainder to the owner. The y ats
setni',fy hiss been located NJ Oxford,
Resolution. ihstfgeting their Senators and Rem
resehtatives IN Congress 10 vote 10 favor Ola Ma.
tiubni flank.
Resolutions to Congress TO im,eaeb Tie Hon.
MCKINLEY for insulting the state by refusing ia
bold any Court for The last two years under q ttSta-
ise that he would no longer hold q court where he
would bn likely 70 have his nose mDlesteJ,
Resolutions were passed by the Legislature siy-
lag All expression Of opinion titat lie s,ate would
pay her bonds aud preserve her fail, ;~nyieiate,
wittel, resolutions the Governor vetoed in Il mes
sage containing eighteen pages. This deelme,t
Is said 10 be = historical aud NATURAL curiosity al
the dark fgcs.
Resolutiohs we're passed by til honse Of Repres-
%eptatises ~ put the Banks in liquidation, Lat were
lost IL the Senate $50 Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

GhoHy stats NJ A6aiyyM Maieo.-Tbe Cd
ilet Of tho Vera Cruz Monitor Of dec. a2j, fsesi,.
ed al The Office Of tho New Orleans Bulletin, says
u The prospects Of Mesise;--
tWbelhsf tho nesl year will bs better than
this has been, dtd ~ y Knows. All We know ",
also lost, thai Tie Departments are poot-ihat W.
have suffered many fesefses@-ihst We are With
10, credit, without a,ebey-~anJ that u great deal
Of blood Inns besn slied, ot II you choose 10 call II
80. precious Me4iean blood. The Constitution o.
1924 has laiien, and We have not yel best, able 10
rebuild II. /. has disappeared from The faes Of
Tho earth. That of 1926 IL doomed 10 fall hise;
aud even we had The power, We would not will
Il 10 be sialnined." 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

EAE Hh
FsealpA,-rhe Legislature ot Florida, have
voted 10 the. sal'an, GU. Huees, a sword, as a
.tiha'e of their . 'mitaiiat of his conduct in The
pursuit aud destruction of the Semi, oles.
A letter from Q gentleman IA the aray IN Flor
lila. has been teeeisol ~ this place. W. gather
che following details from Il.
The Afkanaa. delegation hss succeeded Ia
brlngins in 3l3 Indians 20 Tampa bay. For.
Cliaeh aud sera seta. (fot, i,rmerong. J col.
Harvey made b seeond ,rip i;,;a the Evefslai,s,
aid eaugh. soa,u ten wotaea aud eilildtta aaL
three OF four old men. SAN Jones lock the
alarm ~ receiving accounts Of the fl,s, seeu, aud
cleared out. The Colonel visited his islands.
seven In numier, and destroyed much cora, which
was an The iesh ~ianasry, u te Is inches high,
The orange sf@es wfte IN fall hoaa, on the Bib III
this mouth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
MEETING or THE pEorLE or WEST
BATON houGE.

Al a numerous assemlFago Of the citizens O
Yves. Baton Rpsuse. held Fhis day (saturday..l3,h
February is,tis) a, the Court House, according
to public ~nasics, ID select delegates 10 reprasen,
the parish OF Yves, Baton Rouge, in she sonvee.
ton 10 no held in the city of Now orleans. On
ihe second sioadas Of March next, for III. nom
ina,ian OF a Wig candidas L ior the office Of Gov.
ernur atthe meat election;
Ga mo,ioi.,. Judge Fayla, ~as appointed Pres.
ident, Chas q Jolnson, sieu President, and ,ym
Reynaad Jr. Secretary.
The pIesideSl having stated the object of The
meeting, u ~as on mofen. Resossea. Tha, a
committee of three person be appointed 10 nom,
mate delegates 10 represe this parish in Id
convention. Mes~rs w Jtyce. Rossmond Hel,er,
and j D LabaaFe were affftoin,ed on said CON.
miitee.
The committee pseaeaisd to the meeting the
following named persoas5 as delegates: Messrs
4 II Allain, ] y Laiseau, ~ Leblanc. II Brous-
sard, l. Fasroi, ] v Durable, CAes Pipes, Chas G
johnson, valnaas Heeesa, Rosemond feb,r,
Guy Labaave, ] d Labaa,e, II Beseeron.
Ausus,s Hebsrs. Damas Eie.aea, aud Elouard
Dupay.
The following ~prsamhla apd resolutions were
@ ioptea. As The object Of the Convention should |
be - idsniif5, our cause with The general interest
n the State, ard the duty of the delegates, TO de-
sigoa,e the candidate of she people Of L.nuisiana
aud moi Of q F.ataay. II was on motion Resolved.
In the apiIaon of islis meeting, General
] assph BerSandI merits IN every respect. the saf
I sges Of his fellow citizeass; AID Therefore. we -.
, aaaes'd ~ tAefde'esa'es sioa cur parish, 10 uss |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Ths IIaoa "a mettIns af Tho city Council
wal held few days sinee, a, which the Hug
1.aw was %stasels debated, Thee members voted
HI favor Of the liberty Of the eatpotat'hn to ,hrse
bard nased, roofing, sltesi.spotllng aoitnals. atd
Que meu.ae, alone, Mr.. Anthony Mauge., was
Ia favor vi their expulsion, A petis,oa had
hsea ~. up, sigeel, We have beef told, BY ~
thiids at tts ~eilixena ef hatoa Rouge, 10 have
The hog l,w amended, 40 IN to ptesen, their runs
ming nj large, The question IL not now AZ fora
metiy In eur ga,d raan.-W Wing or. 40 Whig,
but Il ia pig " no Pig.
' srnne ~ ranns Propose, if this hag law IL not
amended, 70 ptirchase s~esrfol Cat boats 10 tir. with
hogs. and give them the liberty Of the town,
Ii such an event should happen, 40 would
advise all humane nieshefs to keep their ehitlteu
aat ol tae streets, to proven, t,ei, being desouted,
by thesp eM.isotous animals.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20


All ,bsIr eeIaa.ofs to eatu,o his aanipatien o.
tic ~gultefnat rial candida q
l~sessissd, T'hhae approve ofsiiie resolution
ado ted by our brethren u The Fa'l-A oi East ba+
.ea Rouge, aud Tia. ~ will join iseln wi.h oar
Whole heart 10 aiitag to %elsvhle " aba tfst Has'
i4ttsey Of tbs slate, u eii'aan tt ssli:-sh we we
siae hsse tbs Highest epirefn, aea g. whom W.
have .he ". H.sst aontijehee.
GA mettup. il sss iualsnf Ress''Fa. Ihh TIC
shigs OF this pnfisi, engage themselves to support
tt,s esaii late fbf thu OFF & u a0,staof, tial may
be chosen iy the entsethnh,
Res,tyea, I'aa, .''ess ,ss 'ie,isaa ie published
ii the Baton Rouge aasusie, ~ Ens'ish aud
tffsaeh.
~ motion the meeting si o'itspd nine IT,
,sisnsi) l. fAvsOj'.s Ptesiisst
MN, EErssbn. tf. Secretary !:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

RorAI sEts posssssier.~Duting The Gre.
iaisfsiew that P,iDce Allsit had with tho Gu en-
Immediately after her Maiss.y's aecouehmenf,
bis Royal Ifishness. with great dsIieaey Of
feeling, expressed y fear los. tho nation might
experiences sot'e disappointment when IL sheuid
become kntwb tina. the Royal infant was moi a
Prince. Her Majesty, Notwithstanding tho necss-
cary exhaustion under which she must have Ia.
bored, replied, with great Haiyefs. Never mind,
Albert, tho hext shall be- d bpyl'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

an outrage apoafhe bdtaas.- 49, volume hs'
boon published, which details q most insatneui
outrage recently pfaeticed by . land company II
New York, uren tho 81 nsea Indians. The bfibd,
~ Of several prominent chiefs was efee.sd,in orde'
to induce than to pat. with land worth 10 900.
900 for little more THAI $500 900. All sorts oi
tricks and devices wrfe teHorted 10. the demon ol
intemterance was invoked, and such II the patrt'
otto and independent chiefs a. still resisted we're
ofltf red considerable sums Of ipaney, should they
yield to the infamous schemes Of tho Lard Comps.
ny. The treaty framed under these circumstances
was smugg)ed through Congress, ard thus, The
red men were cruelty ard w~antorly piuDderel.-
The pamphlet detailing ai the facts, has been
published by the society Of Friends; aud i,
IL to be hoped that The matter will be asitaied ny
the press, md thus sxeite u due drgree OF h.ten
lion that tbs rights Of the Indians will be ,iedi,
Gated, and the piundeters compelled 10 Yield up
their fraudnleHtly acquired boo'y.-lhH Eng
=-===s--==-z-~
II We ln#eft with pleasure the following
communication ftoh our Representative in Con
grcgs, Judge Ctinn. The pasaage Of the buI
TO upile he iahd districts viii give general sails
faction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
lal.NAR.

4 ~ aH&
'f4e iaini eaaiaistae 1T The ltgiaiat',te, III sltsit
~ %a,tiaI 10 Congress eaneafs'as i!le ea'tisot'e"
u ,sar. atats thai when the iaflHs"i lslh WA
aittaed the annual Production ~ tfi# state Of Lou,
~ ~ was 10000 hog -l,ssda VI sf9tt pounds each
IL = tho p%ia,tefs relying alab 'ts tettnanspey o.
III iniy. invested M aH,tt anus edatihnal faffh
III ~ ,ha, lf,neh u indastty, uitk IN iHs4, the
outlay wss estimated NJ 20 liDl ,'fo. Between
1918 and 30, Bj5 other pla.ssts,sss WIRE o,tisf
taksa, a. the expense vi 10 WinjaalNe Of dtit,ts
hat l,etafs thfsta hast estates ea.ii1 he brought
iui, Hull apefatiait The asl al 1881 was passei,
stitch caused u number NJ them 10 w hhataaneh,
aai TIA, tbs further frtitic,ionf Is The duty Oh
iats,sn sugars eaan not fail 10 anNiFsiaie that i'm
peftait branch ufaafiealtpta, The sugar %es'ssHs
now 10 operation inmhar haa, employing aheui
40 800 hands, aud 10000 lpfssfE, ~l.ieh, with
,laIf ,aess,sed machinery, teq ,iFss MI Investment
II at lraet s5a,tt), o1n, q a.a
TIE annual average crops in es.t eseefd 10000
Aada, OF 10000. oao eunJ= u .sa,ssf, and 400.
600 g],llons Of tnolasasa. Iba.Ireeye,ls IT salA,
a d eepta tat susaf would he Va 900 900,
Tho expense Of farming estimated
At 10 f, pof hand, making for .i,e ap,t.p0
employed. $4,000. 900
Which deducted from Tho gseas 10.
ea.lt lpaves 81 ,oUD, 600
~ q a. 800 pc, sa,it aa The e%atltal In.
vested.
From thts statement II IL aee,s mat sugar can.
ael hs p~fsiaeed Ia Lou'Fisna andef b 70 q eaats
per peuai. 10 lsaye Ihs cultivation d %ietnupetatien
iss hia tayes,tuehte a.,l labor.
III The Wsrs Indies, III uaaosaipes can hs sold al
fsom n Ia ] eents. having a far profit 10 tho pro-
,iueef. II Tho duty is taken of, Or reduced 10 n
nominal su,a, tao i~m.ufset esa yell the %lafuisn
Ii oar market, NJ il priesz fpinoua 10 tho
hume producer. This would .ilSet tho aha,dan-
meat Of tho sugsf culture IN tho United States
The consequences ei which rs esa be SHOWN would
ba DISASTROUS Ia tho eaheine.
The following table Of pl.esa 81, Havana, from
10 1899, shows eeneltHlsely thss tho
amount Of production Of the ~da'hsssis article has
. stestet i~tfluenee Oh prices thai tho amount Of
M,isea,aiues Ia Havana Inlsl In
Anal 1880, Q to Il tesis per afiha, . 10 4 eta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Efforts are being made by some humane individ-
uals to bring the ease OF Louis Gayarre before the
Executive, with a view of having the unexpired
term oil his sentence RENTED.
He was found guilty in '29 Of manslaaehtcr-
taking the Lille of his wife's mother, a Mrs. Flood,
under what was then thought aggravated cireum-
staace-thongh in the opinion of the jury not
amounting to murder. HIS sentence was twenty
years in the penitentiary at hard labor, twelve
and a half years OF which he has served. His con-
duct since his Imprisonment, and other cireum-
stances, have turned the current of public feeling
in his favor, and we understand that all the mem
bers of the jury, now in the State, who tried him.
except. We believe one, have signed a paper to be
presented to the Governor for the remission of the
seven and a half years of his SEN
ence.
We trust their efforts viii prove successful, if
IN a review of the case snch a step be no, found in-
with the ends of Justise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

0.iag % the early winter Of 1898 o The Lou.
ieiana e.,p vas reduced to as,ssoo hbd.. IL
Havana. notwithstanding thste va 40 diminutiva
Ia the West lndii efot that yesrss prices weat Of
100, per cent. Tho variation N ssrice. get.et ally
Ia Havana indicate The falling uaa Or increase ol
tho etors here. The priees ret5ts;d In .s36-s
hseausa the home srvp was an asasase oue. The
shait crop Of 1895 Q sold ut II es&,is,
Suppose for . moment lhs. ~, reduction Of
iuties plauld work an ahandenE,pl Of tho cul"
~tisst.on Of pugs. Ia the United ssates, DO not lhe
foregoing facts show that the sA.samafs would
have 10 pay higher prices than ,hsy now do II
And wouli Il 40, be giving a pHf;ian to foreign
industry, aud nj The same time sies iiieing our own
citizens, who were induced 10 e,.g $40 IN the bua.
inesp by the policy Of the gas..hSsaeapt Tho
eonsalnrr new vets hts supplies al prices rang
ing i~nset.cl, with tie home erok: When that Il
small. prices 50 mp or sice verha What would
he the price Of sugar. wetu ,heraEH domestic pro.
daetian, eau scarcely be Imagined.
Other considerations should isnpteaa upon con.
sfess the necess,ty of protecting The Louisiana
TIE act Of parliament emaneipaling tho
btktAts Nv WIZ BVtNH w est kli6sSss HHa CHuFtu Y
ssowi ng deficiency in tho crops Of ,aose depeud.
This fact taken in connection with The
prpb thle abandonment Of the sugar culture here.
IA case the duty should be taken of Imported
would leave the consumer to the rapacity
II the foreign platter, who would advance prices
q proportion TO the diminished production.
Another ,ninoas evil would result from With
- .- ne. A-H.l. W. FE L@lE
the largo force now etnfioyed ia growing
:ane. The 4 o.ooo hands engaaei 10 ,ha, branch
K agriculture would necessarily DO translated To
he cation field. Tho already asersrown cotton
fop of the United States would DO sweiicd from
GOO To 400, 900 bales, causis,rs a correspond.
og dimiau,ion 10 ptiees. The. cotton piaa,er
would be equally injured with tfar sugar grower,
nd two greater misf,rlunes eopLl not belaI the
fnion than the destruction of abaa of those grea,
ou,Aern staples, aud the redundancy Of the 9th.
q Rec
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Mr. John Penny a~iverttses in the Dnnalsanville
Advocate, llat he Is aba1i, TO devote his time to
The setting Up Of hs patesss clarifying aud gsanu,
launs pans, ~ which ft.tn 10 10 Is per cen, is
saved to the sugar pianie. over the old system Of
converting ,h%eslaice into 4s,gar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

NhcKLINs ADVICE TO HIS soy,-T have os,n
told you that every man Must be tie maker If
marrer OF his own %fntune, | iepeate the doetdue.
he VINO depends upon inc9ssant Industry and in
tegrity, depends upon patrons Of the noh,e., ~.
most exalted ~kind.-Tbey ale creators of f,,,n.
and fame the f%oHn1ers. au4 never can d;s,n,,;a,
or desert yot. They control all human sest;cns
and tnn even ,icissitndes offartune's tendencv -
contrary nature. You have gepiu., you have lear
ming have industry at times, but want nsrssyer
a~nce-~itiout il you can do noihtne. I bid va,
bear this motto 10 your mind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
aucP.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
EFFECT OF pUBt ON Cn,uE

The Mount Pleasant PA Register has Tic fol-
Loving remarks touching The effect of min;s,e,ing
10 that morbid appetite which is supposed 10 exist.
for The details Of crime.
We have long cherished add fp qpentiy express
cd the oeinion, thai suicides and Other ,n,,fdcrs
are rendered more frequent by the Toto, ;cty e,,yen
to them IN the newspapers, and that editors shou,,i
refrain from publishing tbe herfifyibg details Of
either. II IL SAID that al least two murders l,ayc
been pcrpetrated by persons Who acquired q ,i,irs,
Tor blood Wy reading 4 deiesfable novel, entitled.
''Jaek Sheppard, " thai vent the rounds Of The "a.
Fers o. . certain Glass, pot mary months since. i,
Il word, the SAME objections apply 10 pnbliest;,na
Of this kind, as have been st,eeeasfujiy ur.,cI !
gainst tie public execution Of mnfderefs. T., ,he
strong language Of Burns, they