Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

- much importance IA attached IN The treaty. Fat.
concluded between The Britisl, Government "a
that Of Texas. Tbs concluding aenfea co Of .
i times article "spaaks moiumfs,' as Sun Wei
says.-[BpAefan.
In 1886, With q comparatively small popula,lo
and al 10 sine with mote than 1900 ptsn In I,
feIa, they u sdaisd aud made prisoner Gspst
santa Anua, tho President u sIezico. and sin,
n 'hat period they have remained in indistufbed d.
session Of .he ~coanify. The farm Of royernms
, .b"y hnvo established ID ri odeiiel islsr ,ta. VI II
tnised States, avoiding The lfdeatiys sys,eu
ihcy haT0 dccteed ~toirfstion In religion, md b
m sftitle IN ibgiT constitution, have DECLARED Nh
slave 'faJc pifsey. They have aaopted, II IL sajf
q code of laws assialilatrd 10 Tie common loy q
England. During HE ista struggle in Ms,,co .L
i%e.tan5, w are assured, had sAo moderation 1,
decline mixing port with either side. though tho,
tad The aemFtlhg oGti from tho Fedefslisiy Of =,
tn'iaedlnlo deflsra'ton tf tnfapcnfsas9 IN Tbs
prteG of tlrif adhfsia.- rt.Fy succeeded in 1887
III obtaining sngb recognition from sM3 H..stasas
hon France ii 1899, aud from The governments
Of Holland aud B~olsiua, during the preseal AL.
tanhn. Tho moral blot upon Tens, In lha ~opfilon
1 iN'TH VI stAt %bHiilys WI bH tEg "a la
!ohes IN 1t Of domestic slavery; ha. ii stems 10 DO
under more control and better management, Ia
that respect than many much older states.
If ,te statements which have been mads 10 IA
On this subject as correct. il IL of lia,itsI sxisas.
ana confined by Ian, 10 euiisrants from The United
Sia'ss, who afs alone pef lniitcd to e~Diarais rth
their slaves. This could not, however, have form
cd any just bar to The recognition of IL. indyt.n.
deDcc. All ,hs, cat bo looked for is tbs sse,lion
Of The moral inanencs Of England IN putting ~
end, as soon rs possible, 10 such o state ef things,
ahd the cordial ssaistaaro 81 The new government
III the suppression Of the slave trade, which ~.
hf4 aifeady declatcd 10 DO piracy. Az nfrotdibg
new openings fer our commerce, lfefp must spfips
many ndssntages from this treaty. 1esss should
10, from position, the grsa.es, cotton growing
country 10 tho world, which pursuit., joined with
her great agricultural f~ef1utces, mus, preclude for !
centuries any rivalry with onr manufacture. II
VIII be, Of course, tho policy If tho new state to
improve that intercourse by low and moderate Ju. |
lice. As Texas Increases in population and power, |
ia ma anticipating too much TO hope that she
msy iofm thai copbierpoiss ii: the so1.h which ths
gro III tho North 10 the power OF The
States.
Shdgs~~, II, Nc give hs borrowed eognomen,
sam Slick, mikes some jadlcious reflection upon
NJ important ~spljec', to which 10 ask the st.en.
ion Of aI Interested in agricultural pursuits.
n very lsrBe portion of tand In America has
'een run out by repeated grain crops, AMI bsd
instsndfy, rniil o great portion nf this country IN
Il q fair way to 10 ruined. The two CarejiDss
md Virginia ae covered 9Th places that are ron
'af,' aud arc given up as ruined, and there sre 3
'lag'y site too many sucl, places al over New
and . great many other States. We
issht the surplus Of wheat We used 10 have in
no United States, and 1t viii never be 50 plenty
While there are 50 many Nick Bfsdsfsw's in the
I,
'The fact tn this, Squire, education Is decidedly
True. We have a site Of schools and
bn, they mint The RICH. kind. The same
WICK bradshaw has been through one on 'em, d
nd twas thar he liant tbs. infarnal lag habit Of /,
linking and smoking, thst has been tie rnfn Of d
IN, ever rIncs. | wou'dn't gave an old f~asiiorfd a
wing tail clock, to have my son go 10 coIiega 4
Vhera ho couldn't work enough 10 ain bis 0rB .
vim, and learn how 10 work ii right ioo. 9
1T se,ily Sighiens me. when Ifiibh how tie
md IL worked and skinned, ill they take The Il
efy aizzard oui ont, WHEN /. might be growing s.
erter every day. Thousand Of acres ever, year 4
trneb into tasTcns, while ar everlasting string Of a
ur folks are sirerking off TO the new country,
here about half on 'em after ysd;ng sbou,
tsdpole 10 catch cat fish enough TO live 81
n q year or two, aciiify shake themselves TO death b
ith that everlasting cnss Of all new countries. !
le fever and agur. lt's q melanchoty fact II
q'iire, though our people don't seem srnribtc Of al
aud you nor ] may not five TO zee II, bu. If ihis @
.ful Robin Of ~gosierity goes on for another huh. re
red years, as il has for the last, among The far le
ers' veil be a nation Of psapers. TaIk about v
% legislature doing something, I'LL tell you what al
. have them DO; Pain. a great parcel Of guide nj
'ardt, and nail them up over every Iagiala'ure, ~
infch, aud school house door in America, with W
words on them in gres, ~iefiers The hsst
nd in America by constant cropping, mftbout 80
azure, viii run out And I'd also h.se them -
provide means 10 la-n s7er, child how 10 read :
cause It's no use to try TO la1n the old ones, "
eyre so sos in their wsys. They are on The :.
nslan: stretch with The lands they hare, and all
time. trying togi. more niihonlimprovinr any
y. Yes, res-too much land is the ruin Of
ell. v.
Sapsng 8eed-Every all, ntise observer will re- eH