Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
BATON RouG L.


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sArrnpAr. May 80, isia.
Lifr And srtttHEs or liFfRY etAR'-a"
advertisement will te frund in our paper To-
day p,fsrihr n wctk Of THE natufe 10 the pun.
,ie--ooe II Tie n,ukt entertaining no Wei' w
,.in.ble bcolr that eeuid lie published u
fact. tn title alone recommends II t,'Ft s'TonE'
~ than the ahlcr. newspaper paf7gtai'hs :
and the tonbtty viii only require Of Inc P"o
lt.bs,s a faithful compliance with their pt''F'
peetus to beptpw on The undertaking M I'm
hsundrd puppotl The liberal Of al parties
uttI subscribe TO the book fer The nafha anu
csrs,r nf Henry Clay ia so closely interviewer
viii, all the important events oi The i''' 'n''F
Ave or tor,yyears, that no petsoh nfarq'a'''eo
with al bs has dbne and sah'. can Icy t'ehh
=, An srauatntgaeu with The annals vt tha'
period.
r'hs yoIumea will ~cantair, ne a preface 10
each .pecch Of The great crater, q summary
histaty If the o~ceasion that called 1t lof'h'
tr Mr.. G. A. Pike IL the agent Tor th's anu
neightotirg parishes
TtyAs.-Our readers Nte aware 'l'' ''
sone time pas'. rutnors have been 7" e'fco''.
,ien relative to the interference ol Lhg'H""
with playety In T'esRs. II "as said mat 90
intimate alliance wac to he formed be'Nee"
Tho Two countries, and that Texas WAS TO nave
he pre,set.en n England a~sa,Fst Moa'eo ana
all other enemief, provided she ab7''sI'e"
,,nyety within her limits. Her slaves were
"a be- maid fur, anj large Numbers OF BRITISH
lsbnress sent over to take their place
Thts rumor, We learn fgotn a letter N the
p,, il n pheer fabric alton. The letter le
frr,o Galveston, and the writer, IN The oP'h'on
~ tho Doe, Ia one Of the ahle7t and best N.
formed politicians in Texas, He asserts 'hal
he entire nehnms originated with a talented
enthusiast VIII, came from England TO TeSas
"a areaeh abolition, but VIII N,s soon com
PEELED to leave, and was GLAD to get off with
HE life. lie cane, it Ia presumed TO NE"
Orleans, and there. although ttcag his con
aact has discovered him to The people Inc
editor of the Bee has given his name to the
authorities, and advises him to seattet'
Shoult ae follow the advice given, lis name
aud the direction he tAkeR should be made
known, for eaeh q person 10 dangerous III
any community, and might accomplish 1hueh
injury In a strange place before discovered
TRs rAhiff--The young democracy oithe
Country are reaoived 10 establish It Az a dogma
Of their creed that q protective tariff 's wrong
under all circumstances. Resolutions are
freely offered aud adopted favortrg this doe
,ripe, aud a leading paper, the New oFleone
Herald, lende Il its support in The following
etyle
" II cannot be doubted, for one moment
,ha, The true democratic ground en- The SUP.
,ect nf revenue, IL an opposition toa pfo6ef'te,
,vrif This principle cannot be surrendered
without a d|eregatd Of all past promtees and
declarations, A total surrender OF right ahd a
violation az All political consistency IN our
state, unfortunately for the cause OF F"uhd
n]nlitienl principals the Interests 81 some sets''
hundred Ssraf faratcYs hare exercised at f,fasS
a saest fail influence IN he Isl ana I'd
Congressional Districts these farmers most
r~easfslia reside, and u has been found that 10
eoacsllaie thelr iefaeaees, 'ehieh has Strength.
saea BIZ The state bank whose lean had ~fosierea
and sppt thtm dlire, that the question Of a tdr!G
ssas 10 he kapt aut # rie'c, o. u forced upon
caaiiidss, tie democratic Ha'iSt atsTeT m N,
e~spitccet laegnage " fear and ld,rnaiag, "
in in faror II Il .jadie5eas tsrtf'' Jh''
coarse ~ conasle, on ihs part Of democrats car
no loayer b. Tolerated,
How viii The sugar planter like this' MOI
we'll, we know, and what is mere, abolish .
protective tariff, and in Ave years the cotton
planter will nor like the principle better IL
five years be will be among the loudeet tt
demand a praaective tariff, but hs demand
will be then too late. His occupation will be
ruined. Between excessive competition a
home and abroad, he viii be glad to give NJ
his lands to his ncgrsss, fy to England, an'
hire himself on, as a factory druge.
Srorse AAR1fN--We are happvta infcrl