Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

z#HsnsHsaaaxs zsThs cotton crops 81 WIS
a,nin, parishes, have for Inc las.
CoTdsIha ssa serioua,y injured either oy
tt.ttIts1. s.,ms. caterplllarH, high water e,-
raHf'i Wo'as, sxeassiye srouphte, and our
antenra oe,re locked 10 this year as oe-
IL the Y. ,.,ben nothing was 10 intefie,g
teyent IT, frt,m making bully erops' ine
sid weathbt, The early part Of The season
j trouble X. so,ns, hy making them plant
=, two or Tx. ,i,nes. but after they. got u
rahsal." every h,np was considered SAFE.
- h water fna came and dsstroyea q
ga,,a, of Cotton. hut that was soon ~.
ssa;.;ra i've remainoar looked hne anu p.'a
Ill ,atn 81 weathe, then set IN, bal as
s,ans i, tho assyather A advantage 10 sms
~" ,,, 5raaaad unttpart Of tis seasoii' - VS.
at,,, ,bsrs wsre utmost drowned me .inp
ah,a eror--a few NenteFtrined Oh o,hs,
would ua,withstaudifA Of annny Nsses
u wea'u fair e,op. # nothIall this, produce
vent II. But no sooner dibpse .aa AVE hts
appearance, than the rust afR su " ,sar,n alsn
showed themselves. And, aasl,s eli these
we're not enough to insure a tothsestrnetion
If the crops, last, but not least Of hs evils.
come the eaterpillers. If our plants. make
any thing like tolerable crops under thsa ad-
verse circumstances, they viii ccrtairg be
| iackys-Red Riper Rep.
MARrfa VAN HuRnN il sLANpEsgR or hiE
pEoptT-~In this ten column lattsrto tho H.
diana democratic committee, with . esoHs W.
la,ion If GOOD taste 40 we'll M truth. Martin
| Van buren, speaks Of ''the disrspatabls ssenss
of $780,, and ssthe effect which those sct.es
necessarily had In shaking the confidence IT
mankind In the fitness Of the American Poo
pie for free Institutions"
Upon which the iJew York Tribune admin
listers to The p;tiful calutnniator Of his country
men, the following caustic but richly nerlte'
"aTlie disreputabie scenes uf fs4o =
When American citizens used 70 gather b.
hundreds to sing and dance around Hickory
Poles, with barrels Of whiskey rolled out ant
i bends of beer-easks stove in~~wbeilrlght here
In the heart Of this enlightened emporium
men were seen, after d eask Of beer had bee
poured into i hole where the Pole was TO b
set in front Of Tammany Hall, tolie down an
drink it from the ground like hogs-~tle Kin
derhooker saw nothing ~'disrepu'able' tber
When American citizens have been swsf
{ away from the Polls Of our City with clubs b
\ bands.o Of misguided and excited Immigrant
, half eivillzea, and maddened with liquor FIJI
/. nisfled them by party IbsralitysWe had no MT
n FROM Mr.. Van Duren that such scenes wsr
4 'disreputable, ,sor ralcnlated 10 impair the COZ
/. fdeneo of manlfnd In our fitness for free II
stitutitfis.'
"But when the people uprisa IN their strength
ii and defying The mighty influence Of office ar
i power, Of successive triumpIls and allnrin
4 party names, without g~lGlrnee or injury 10 az
man, declare by d majority Of 10000 % I
4be heaviest vote ever pollsd, that he shall
IL no longer President, then our kInderhos
i Statesman ~prenounees the whole businsI
0 sdlseredtsble,' and calculated TO shake fai
in our capacity for selfsGovernmeft Slr,
this were true, you are not The man 70 proeiai
is it. There is q dry old dlstich which rims
No rogue e'er felt the batter draw
With good opinion Of The law
which, should fave corinsalled you 10 modes
in this connection