Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-09

srhr 'eentltinaM that %roi,itjnFe ne eSeeu,lve
e,,tomisse 30 nfe hJtiaed ~ inert ''We,ihes-
d,ysf he l3ilninsi mt 4 | o'elock ut The edtifts
bn,,se l,ast IA stone II pugs.sf,H, l%,tisinnaH ~ Ttrt.
portanra Ia he attended TO iorili next ESffi~
biiinn aud Falrnia9 IN, haalHl af3 sad &
.punrtual attendance .ls requested Ii. gA48
b8a teiHsH. '" by otderu f the Presiaenta5
" aiagd % b~a9titsta 2 PHILIP flTCkY.i
ason,mibttt4Eep IclMfhd, 1obtgI .t1,a,h.
bore, Jasg M'Caiop,1 SiAiiiahc hllnfA, y tt
Ur.wn, A, Iauplonsh, Mai" . HN''hnr'F, "
Leblanc, De. il GaW Williams. Il. ID klhtnpt'i
ter, duo Deypnppe., James Copper, iss4ls sd
Tr4rTu ~r
baa l-lmriT INSTRUMENTATION, S,', -
sTlat the Annual Fair o. the LopieIao",
agricultural and Mechanics Association VIII
TAX. Pace e, / On t'.t Abe E Ii Y and Nom ','Hr-
arr Fefffr ,-odl dtlaz Ian,al41 aR4 W.
"ipahicH 0rgaiiii sat,iioat The necessity
of,such q step ought To he deeply eons'd'
cred nj this time. We hope 10 gee the
suggestion of the Clay Club of New Or.
ldang,s for il Cupycnfion 10 b. held IN thai
city on,iie. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 by.
nllihe wings. in thaysiaie, edsaca eebEon'
,ions create emdintion anil unite nIl 'sscs'
tions III The state III -sAentintcft md feeling,
thus concentrating their forces on one OBJ.
ject. Oar opponents bold y mass Consepr
ton on The 9Th, they nte indefatigabie in
49, -. ~" = E4sN . - R.k& ts4tE al
thrir organization. and itbehoscsto BE- Up.
and doing to meet oil their schemes and
1paclinations- .telA3A+ issiaag Il et9dt
ssWh;g yang Men.--Yon who arc now
entering on the sphere Of political es's.
,eness. TO YOU tho present generation ration
will, soon say, we have borne tho heat and
hruuter the battle, and ara now 10 our old
aee,aoyod bcfills'the daiy' of preserving
untarnishcd alcc honor and liberty OF
YOUR country. Come out, then, show
that you value the responsibility placed on,
you---lhat il heepresidcntial assotei is the
first yca have given, IN giving II for Har.
Nv cf Tho, West, yyosa, WI have the sweet.
consoIatio Trough lilo Of hnving done
what laid in your power TO elevate your
country from Tie oppression and disgrace
into WHICH hos been ,pi,pgtrd f n s@fysepriall5
yeats past. Attend then to every means
that has for its end the consunlmation of
that happy result. eiai tlg'ab .'saol g'f.
T,3lsrs ~ 4ls~4 vss4se~Aa+4e44 aitlS eH
rTan eth OF JANpAay.r-The anniver-
sary of ti,at glorious day, which ought to.
be- rcsn remembered hyatt Americans, andessl
peeciaily d; every . L.ooau,iisiapiana is fastap:.
preaching. Some preparation ought e.
he made. BY the citizens for the eeleIration
osshat day. The Fire Company Mol,
always ready for such occasional dis.
plays, DC patriotism are making prepare
tions for that object, will they be left alone
in. their praisworihy zeal or is the most
glorious day Louisiana can ever boast Of to
bo forgot III o quarter of d century. q t'l'f
Observation-Disclosures ~ FApt t"f
Congress meets next Monday There
dse not seem TO be as much anxiety ma.
infested FOR The yearly message as was.
formerly the case. Aud why is this ? be.
cause the mass Of the peop.e have lost con-
fdenucse ia his pp%oiiticdl. character and calme
" wait for a brighter day. : AZ 5sat .a1#
---Tr t3st.
Capt, Gates, il viii be seen by an ad-
verrtisement il another column has pnrcha
the right and interest Of Me- John p. Bly,
snsto his cane. ceaerer and canc.cutter.
Those inventions are spoken of very highly
BY gentlemen. who have Tried Them. The
cano-coyarer is warranted 10 perform the
work ofathifty.t three hoes, and the cane.
cutter II Of an immense advantage in its
department, NJ. j. Barker has taken off
his crop with il, and has n now mana-
featured fer his own use. They are Ia bor.
saving machines, and as this is The age Of
ECONOMY md .retrenrhment, we hope 10
see Capt. Gates meeta golden harvest in
his undertaking. ngn Fl vaatod .mo3
.TaE corroS Crof-The Tr.piic! Of We'd
neessday INDUCES in very sensible remarks on
this subject The misrepresentation about
the crop have been highly injurious to, the
planter. Those interested IN the purchase of
Cotton have beer, quite busy IN their attempts
to produce the impression in Europe that the
crop this year will bc nearly, il not quite, e.
DUAL tothat of last year.. IL is the general o.
pinion that the crop will not reach l $4,000
bales while the increased eonsuulptio ion, added
10 the deficit in this years CROP, will scarcely
in. Liverpool a, the end of the present
season, more than 250.90l bales, if, indeed,
here should be so much remaining. Tile
Tropic id conclusion observes: FL -32#
With tLase views. then, We confidently ex-
,ecf a decided advance in American Coito Is;
ind III our ppinion bn worth any thing, we ad-
rise our friends 10 hold OH. The 4th OF Janu,
.ry steamer will bring adsices Of a mossl en-
,hatic character, and any one who can avoid il,
sill do well not 10 sell. -
Remarkable coincidence-.Mentai haHuciaa-
ertraQraiaary recorers-A mer-
:haut Of our town having occasion to 60 TO
yew Orleans during the late wet and unplea-
weather, on bis return trip took passage
d The Douglas. and on landing forgot that
appendage in such weather, yclept an
wi brclgs- What was his surprise, on going
!. haard The newt frin to lnak for letters - ga