Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-15

GAAitH We HAH ffAfIf ~ wv tLhti ttsaf -
teis won should gtaro other hFewst lfeif
glory we could fufege, but when dHfea'ea
NC must share With them their defeat
And now ffieade, up and At your iot'H again
'ravef give up the a''ip' Jet Gay eih's ee
ftrtnsd IN every psfish-and iItst OF al III our
awn, Learn each others sentlni MS ana
a'ranathl=-learn ye,it " strength ma 'ha'
IT Tho enemy learn to lutte and TO ti'ng to-
pssher-leafn, each one, TO ACT ivf The ~heie'
a. if he were acting for %l,iinself' Enter Inc
arena with this spirit and without delay, anu
| Victory, in the hour Of battle will court your
aftns.
10 thoss who think they find taise OF dos
pundenpy IN the result Of The late oieet'ofs'
We Recommend tho following paragraph from
nlr National t1telligenecr
"Wlutu the bravo, The good, aud tho rrus
dom rfrHrfve thor courage and rors'anry,
thnrr Ia ais ags hope IN public affairs.
There IL ~ noitltf instance 1T Roman wisdom
than that ~pfareetl lig If thrir Senate after Tho
terrible blow At tatHn. Instead ut Welding
tn tho popular CONSERVATION br visiting Upon
tho unfortunate Commander Gas would he sure
10 happen n this country the wrath "hlfh
could only have weakened the public Ep'r''
ztIll more. they Fnnt a dePiiatlon to The brave
hut III Judging loader, 70 thank ll'ih That, after
"a dreadful al overthrow, "ltr had mol dos.
pared of tho Republic = far they hne" iha'
while thcv tghi alive N the minds Of their
eo.p,fynen that loItiest of resources, coi'i''
lenrn N their own brave spirit. and "a what
81 -- III tt,-. ,.,,1J ,,.yyF tn reduced
iuu low for hope
rtt tttrttnyz-1iH ~raturnH being yet
rnromplrte. wp lestn 1t unnecessary THIS "erR
10 sny t,ote than HAT all tho democratic 'iein'
hete arc elected beyond doubt. Labfatttf'e
boat White ~. Dawson stands 6h7 ~
ahead of Elan, and ~Ilurstor la III advance N
Atoprn in that part Of his district whore INC
latter, Ia have Kept I,s own should lave ha'
at least 900 majority
, Nr1, weak We shall be able 10 give The
! nam, ,tste taturna II lie State, which we shall
dn for further reference.
q t,,,,t, s,tHaIIhe iadiez lie 3irs ia to men.
. t,an the kuhieinbd names. rs tt,ose nhd'f
t ,ha7e management the Fair for the benefit OF
q ,ha Methodist Church will ho conducted
i Mrs. N. Waadtll, President.
u A, Reedpf. Vice President,
4" NJ. May. superintendent,
" NJ, Perkins. Assistant do,
d ~ nj. Read. Secretary,
" j. Hatch, Treasured
settettops
Mr.. = 4 rheatham, Mrs. ! y Stuart Mrs
= n fulton. Mrs. l. Irhny, Mr., |, Adams
ia Mrs, u, Wood. Mrs. Dr. King. Mrs Dr. WI
i;,mz. Mrs, Richard Stuart. Misses = foedef
/, y smart. Waddill. 4 neJsoh, u Bryan
y NJ /, GAYLE. + Il Gayle, Il u Bryan
\ A Young man was imprisoned III Boston
3, leH, week, for attempting to kiss a young
= lady"
In this country We ]i1npfjson young men io'
kissing old tadios, only the juvenile member
of sctiety arc advlBod 10 "ge it while they're
- poung."
aurrp,Artvft sustlN E.-The most tran
ID eendanily sublime touch OF English compost
" tlan va have lately soeu, appeared on Tues
c day in the Democratic Advocate, addressed I
Of :. T'bs feepfe," and eigied " One II loufFel
r. ,sxn There is Il merit in this production
D. above common things. The author may, pos
Is s,hlv, ho one Of the people, but Of what PED
ar Mo There's the question. l. he, or Is h
t. I'm, mere fiegl, and blood belongs he to ia
'e terrest,aia. celestials or "subterranoai,s y
al In heyond our skill 10 divInatIou to say BIT
e. ma a uonsier would observe. ",e'a thar an
=" 4, st, Paul remarked when he was I" cangl
- up 10 the third hesven-s"whether IN the be
As' div or out Of tho body, I cannot tell" w
- shou|d't wonder if he was eub.professor
" some country school. house, and was in til
" actual poseeseion of a bona tdo copy Of Ii
first edition Of Cobb's pocket spelling Doc
:, for Young children !! 10 quote Saint ra'
- asain, we "cannot tell but TO make nsn
our own opinion, the matter appears altogoth'
urnbahlc. Just hear what he says about COT
- verF7ttuuy, { { : iiftstts fsee
conventions are essentially respective
~ eouipcllent aud omntrotent a selt-evidet
h'' propositior. conclusive by the very terms
ar( It's cnunciation. the faith Of which is direct
al. impcached by tho converse supposttion OF a.
ri tributing any faculty to the former convo'
-, ton OF impairing by deiraction from tho pic
~ nary equivalent powers of lis successor,
90 p~usterior convention.
Id There, now well leave it TO tho ~constit,
10y cnrv o. whose Intelligence General Daws'
SO warmly boasts, TO say whether this par
graph ever got together By itseli' whether
y" is possible that 1t should have voluntarily a
w. suuatulated from chaos--hecame the auth
of ls own light, or caught lumlnence fro
the eorruscatipns of some sparkling geniu
who believes " the language used cuts oft
4, argument b. the premises. and by invoking
convention propaga'es the specific idea Of
- convention rroper--a property essentially a
:, condant--a potentilllty paramount"
I'VE gin in as the ducks said when
he on the head by a fash of lightning, aft
icr lodging the third time.
My VIII the Editor of the Baton Rouge &
his zet,e send us that juvenile lljgator1 Dor
he let it be over "a feet" in length and proper
al propor,ioncd. as us chaps here in the "Ja
seys" have a desire to see some of the nat
an raj productions of the south, if they are n
al very dangerous to handle. Not being mai
wn bic matter, we presume Mr.. Wickliffe w
sutfnr j, IA he forwarded hv some vessel bou