Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
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siotro # tho citizens IF Boston haftt, 90 iy-
lrr and hs companions with q dinner in Fan
euil Hall. aftaJ The celebration at Bunker Hill,
on the Eth juno. Tie 'ltopi6 contains a re-
rr.t # Ito toaela ana speeches, enid To have
been copied from The New Y0rk American
brought to New Orleans atg days in advance
Of lie nail By fsa7i1sen Ia his flying machine.
We e4tFaet The spFaefsas q Mr.. T. ler ard biz
warrior Sec; etaty, Portbf.
After Tho cloth wtis removed. and tbt Char
man had p~ro,afai the le4ith Of f'lf. Tyler,
our ~ltepBftaf saJs
The President ross amid no applause that
ever, and said, that feeling BY no inealls f6iil-
Portable where ha waa, am. tseirg in q hurry
to got away, he hoped bic light ltani man or
rather he should cay bis distinguished friend
nn his right, Che Secretary Of The Treasury
would reply" for him. Loud cries e No: nj.
speak for yourself. ett, After q few moments
hesitation, and some CALCULATIONS, which The
Reporter prefers stirpresHihg, the President
proceeded II arm here, fellow ]Giti5enst in
~t'ananil Hall. which was called The cradle Of
Liberty, | believe, by Lord Ashbuften-with
whom /, aud nobody else. | wish you to under
stand, concluded atrsaty BY which great adj
yaniaEes have ba5n secured to you and The
Democratic State Of NHtnelwhose good VIII
(added The president with earneEtnasr, bow.
lug gracefully IN q north east diftetton,) | ain
particularly ANXIOUS 10 c,otltijihte'
And lei be Toll you, gentlemen, that but Tor
mo this veEed question never would have beal
Rettl5d | rs raised mp by Providence to
sett'5 II. II ! hadn't cried nj Harrisburg, and
Gea. Iiattlt,5n fponf weak old gent'en1auy
hadn't died at Washington, depend upon It
YOU could not llave cot single s,inglo and
"a | know, ny Nb# England fellowseitizanss
that thH viet. 81 tho subject cotnlnends itFa1f
10 your disintofasted sYnpaihies, it must, with
you At lebtt be- matter IT aHvoat thanksgiving,
ttat was saised up by pfovi1anrh for the
work Of pg1sG, ! taFs been charged, said dc
President, altf folnIug hBf9 on ali election
ntrjng tntf. This iH far from being tHs Il ~
This Is tho land ri tho Pilgrims, bt+s # Auy onc
stlpp1ees that am IN any sense shat some
distinguished Statesman, whose iratua ] have
forgotten, calls q aPilgrlta President" OF that
my Cabinet IL d " travelling Cabinet he 10
much mistaken. So far Ifou it, that the best
man Of my CAblnet4tbe Gifly ono that attGads
10 bis legitimate dutieA. and eforns participa-
ton hi party drndgefy, has been leit in Wash.
itigto1 and The rest have totas along with
me, becanee they tohld Dr. nogoef r 1et be-
hind. I had = great mind to f7tna by iryaeIi
II mean ner &c; but could /, ~ could they
added The President, lia 6y.s b5amlnn ath the
teJe bplglt Of !. ifgtnia eihqtence,@s, quietly
with my legs over The fro place Wiion by
isllow. citizens we're IN thousands rushing VI
to bunker I'LL tho hoy shrine where, a.
have said nj every place on my journey, ths
fret blood Of tic Revolution was spilled
How could I with my mind stored with rict
associations ifnD, Wect1a' Life Of W ashihR-
ton nna Wtft'a Patrick Henry. sit still ant
lose satll 4 es1anea Of showing that = loo kne~
sot1tbing ef IT, Ftoyalstio1a ! i llIl bioohcd
Virginian
Yer, Mr.. Chaitoan, !, havc beer q ibtja
da1phla-ttat l~al1oyed tpot whore Tho Co.m
clio would mol mil on nc | have been a
Trenton where Tho new Poetr1aGter vel
coined mo ACROSS The ~claeHtG foftg Of The Ar
sanpink ! dlpad near tho bloody death plact
Of Mercer. with my fjsui Certain Stockton
who ig now tuildt1g a otcnto ttiaate IT Ph5la
Aalrhia, to b. called The itahn Tyler: il short
ttavo tslBed and thought ~ nothing Ut tbs
Revolution and Repeal hincc | loft Washing
ton; and nov, sai1 The President, evidently
:. Iaing wit, his subjcct-3 haze come dowf
from Bunker IiliI and am here 10 f'aD~1i
hail. thcfe arc rich assocratioba CONNECTED
WITH this venerable pile. Tic cra4e Of llGar
ty | can now think Of Llberty's sweet alum
Der when rocIs cdtoaleepby John Hancock ant
John Adame, without a contract (Ifflst | naj
be excused thiasdigrossion) to lhc htful repoaf
of true democracy when,frem motives Of ion,
porary exprdieney ], ia representative, cor
/. rented to share my pillow with o restless Ia,
titudiaafian like Bolts.
Never did 10 t~5ersibly rsali.e the proprie
ty OF n Bt.iet c9t1stfrction of tho frame worI
II tn institution on which VIC repoee az OF
that occasion. I was the crisis Of theaeo 7etj
tuition. My e~cruples may be considered mar
row and exclusive but let any Gro make ihl
experiment that | have done, and try nov diff
fcult II 10 10 stretcb beyond its Legitimate ca
pabilities the blessed ;ne'rnment which ha'
been woven for our cofhto;t and protection
aud ! am sue my scruplcs VII be kindl,
judge aae error Of those who favor q Ebe
raj construction consists in continual restless
nesr--an inability, The might lge a hornca.
illustration, TO lie still; and he, tho President
was Satisfied from his painful experience, tina
no one. Of his character and opinion > could, viii
somfort to hlrsself or Advantage to bis coan
try, cieep IN the FAME bed will: a man Of Bolts
principles and habits. These recollection
had crowded on his mirt IN thinking Of t'
trials which the heroes OF the Revolution IN
derwent and having now, he trusted, ftankI,