Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

duty 4 large meeting assembled "A Garth
agn. Illinois. ai lbs 10Th Hits aud aijhnthna,l
10 meet again Oil lie 9th Instant. 5tfnng aud
able resolutions we're passed, AIMING which
We notice the following
lihFpled. lei, That iiaslttnfI, AZ wn honestly
believe hat lie combination # people calling
themselves Mnftnpta, Of Lattef Day Haitits,
haze Hiyptt strong indications il their recent
movements that They are unwilling 10 submit
IT, Tie ordinary restraints IT law. We ale there
fore fHffbl te conclusions. that tlia lime Is DOT
la distant when The citizens If this country
VIII be eUtlpsl led II assert ibis fight IN sons
way
Resolve, 9L That while we would 1apfe.
cato atty thing lihe iaHlpss violence, without
listthahlp talse. vet Wa pledge ourselves ii
tlie tiioat splstnit inaAtief. to resist al the
wfnhGs which niaf hr hereafter attempted u
he Imposed 1i This community ly the hIpfa
mons, 10 The uttn'at If nuf ability, peateahly II
We eai, but Foftihlf # ws must.
Resolved. ID Tint il, tho event Of our be-
itH fDftpl lotto il collision Witi lie people; wa
pledge ourselves tlat We viii stand by and
support enfli ether u every emergency, Ht Ia
tiH death
fthStINf'it VIVA ! M we I'tHgb bi'fEbffEF
IN The piast determined manner. That iflha ai,s
thufitips If tha k'lata of Missouri shall make
atuiief demand fuf The body II ,f1ssph Smith.
end oif Governor shall iseiie another warrant,
IA stand ready At all tines IL serve Tho officer
iltu whose hands such warrant may come as q
posSp, in ofdef that II may rul ha said uf us il
future thai he iHnst outrageous tslpfits have
heeft suffered tt "a % tinwlipph Of Justice"
Resolved, ath, That as it has hean tee eofts
tiot, for setetal years nnRi trf politicians "
both political p%attips, not Only II this country.
tti likewise II The State, 10 90 10 Natv1e aud
ttirhlp IL The leats Of the Mormon clan for
their influence, we pledge ourselves that we
will not support any man Of either patty, ii
future. wla shall tllus lahase ]lirisulf
Resolved, OH. That II The Mafinbns carry OFT
lie threats they have made IN regard 10 The
lives Of several If etf titisans.W We will. IN fail
ny 10 obtain speedy redress lfpii the laws 81
The land. iaha SUMMARY and signal vengeance
nthii them rs a people. =
MT HEirtuss==a merchant ri our city
linR returned iron, Att extensive tour II, the IN.
terror If the State, undertaken with a view IL
ascertain Tho growth II tho last stiHat crop
lie has aitaiaeI al, accurate statement IF the
'lHFifAlif III FilHi A'tHff W. fH1it IlfilltAti'i
IA The alaia. lie auntetnplalas Visiting the
lower parishes for The purpose III completing
his observation. and HE entire table will he
published in The course If y Ut II days The
sfi,sffiriia, price Is FLO Copies will ta 10.
sued 10 snhsafihhfa only As this viii la q
very valuable table we call public attention
~ IT,
This list will be valuable aud interesting 10
the sugar planters aa Wpal as ~ HE merchant.
and with them a great deal Of light an Ills
htHnth 1T agriculture, giving 1T me view the
atihhnt NJ The crop and consequently The pr.
eas II ls Likely TO command In rate 10 the de-
inaui for consumption From the knowledge
Of Mr. naealas in a,ith matters, Tho table may
be expected 10 he complete.
MrHHfH @nh tho anth instant, atiha house
IT n ilan named Mitchell. situated nj AL,
Grove on tho lake shore, II The parish If At,
Charles. u murder was committed by ana
Thomas FAINT Oh tho person Of Philip Dopaz
hoe,
The following hfe Tho particulars, such as
We gathered from, Tho Testimony ef John Il,
CLARK, al eyewitness The decreased, FAINT
aud Clark hat 10 supper Al about 7 e'elefh.
Clark gays that They drank about halt a gallon
bl uhiRhey. AT \ O'clock They all went 10
bed About BALI ali louf atttf, FAINT ebi No
and began abtsliie Domaine. who got up also,
when u Fetftie %eitFtitt, II which tho latter was
Woieted t'latR separated thrtn nenat,he
gat inte bed, under tho tnhsanitp bar, hat FAINT
having got hold ai The Rtcwhht which had
served ii cook tlatf v~ittlalF. came Up III him
and dared htm To put bic head out Of The haF,
npiial,ue had hardly got his head out, when
lNant RtfutA him u iirst blow over Tho lhtl eve,
This WaH followed BY a second blow between
The etca, the violence ell Whlth ahtVrfad tho
pan to pieces. CLARK then got hold Of FAINT,
wfanehed The handle 1T TIM pau FROM his hand
and thrust him out Of The room no ihen
went back 10 hH bed Early IN The morning.
Clark got up aud made sothn coffee . called
on nonalae L, come eut and take come, but gs
| he did not answer. told FAINT to 20 and rouse
him, On drawing tho intsqaitoe-bar bona.
hoe was found dead
l'hema# FAINT will appear lhia day before
The Criminal Court, citing IN the parish Of
ST. CharleE, to answer to the charge OF muir.
der.
The above le from, The New Orleans bee
af Monday, Hero Ia another v,etluit 10 intemS
neranee, Such ntta arc lately Of frequent oe.
enrfenee, and call loudly on The phllantliro.
pic and humane to exert all their influence to
check this debastng vice. The plague or
cholera arc lera to be dreaded I'm a national
calamity than the ahuae Of ardent spirits. FIX.
ample ia worth all tho lectures that can be
pronounced on the subject,
TIM NINETEENTH efNruRY-The Alligator
Oar Is the name ri il MANUSCRIPT newspaper
ISSUED at Shreveport. Louisiana.
luE REV. AMOS lEFEvRr,i lwbo, about
six or seven months ago, was charged with
Tho seduction of u young girl, ono of his
congregation, under most aggravated cir.
c~umstanees, has been tried Mt Bedford
county, whore tho circumstance occurred,
and conricted of administering poison 10
Miss WOODBURY., with an intention TO poi
son her. He has now comfortable pros,
pect OF a residence IN the penitentiary loi
his outrageous hypocrisy and villainy.
Here Is another 'wolf in sleeps cloth,
ing How important it is that parents,
aud The community AT large s%crutinize and