Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

nolllsed toe OF power aha 'J""3
f~,at,,,ns again desires the services OF an n'-
,s.t. independent tleaf'eighted NAM v :"
r,nfad will not be forgotten
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ruy ~Lrat4tArtns Our latest papers rom
Nav. Orleans fand ne haze noiia 'aleF '''"
TUESDAY, Ii, The by.) inierm w 'aS' '"s
tiit IL facilitate the liquid 'fioa o. 'He proper!
nuat. n.s bstota The Senate. 1t occas'ehea
.,,..h d,t,,te, N which Messrs. l.oa ana
l,.wry appear to BIZ the opposing thAa'p''ns'
>vas. spt ,ni,s,nel OF the result 81 the a's-
..,..,a ,,, ao we consider II a matter o' pr.
~. i,,,,7r,ance 10 the csra.nahity o. large
Ia the result, wliu, 1t may. Our legislature
are s,ill N u the fever, Vi 81 aad a5' ree'
,,e then thoaaht there was no other road 10
fortune but through banks. aud the idea now
with most Of our law.maRers, seems 70 oe'
,h,, the salvation oil all not yet lost depends
nm he manner Of shutting the dsots OF these
once favored and fayoring institutions. h"-
y~t.,a,,on, in their comprehension, was hafa's
born 70, sus thing else, aud that a aess's''
should expire without spending some to"
,honsands OH this subject, would be o violation
of the ~plsinest preeep,s Of legislative wisdom
We have before us a letter requesting 10
ii explain tho why's and whereieres Of the IN.
apuali,les Of the bank law passed last year.
and nar,icnlarly that inequality which EXTENDS
d. persons Indebted to banks favcrs not gwen
hv law ID individuals indebted 10 each o'her'
w, instance n man ewing \ bank S2.ouv,
NAV, ty piviag good security reduce the sum
ysarly by stated payments during five years
nn,il the debt ia cancelled; whereas the same
man owing The same su,n 70 his ne'ghsoF' may
he forced INTO the payment the moment y y
duo, by having his property exposed TO pao'ic
T,alc-and sslj, pcrhaps, at an immense ssef'-
DE, i. there not, asks our Correspondent,
rN,m here for legislation the influence OF
which win be widely and beneiieially felt
a. lep,slation, less partial, lees invIdioue,
Than Tia, ,sf The scssion Of 'il-a'--and would
there 10 anything wrong in making all debtors
..,o., ia the eve Of the law Why should
The debtor 10 the bank be more favored than
Tho DEXTER 10 the merchant land why faVor
,he la,tor less than the iorner'
We submit The substance OF our cerreaPon'
dents views to the "assembled wisdem,'
TusAreg--We are verbally informed tiat
Mfr. Chapman has engaged some Of the 'stars'
ii the ST. Charles and American Theatres 10
yi.i, baton Rouge and entertain our good e.
flzens Tor a few evenings. 1t reports be true
Dan Marbie-,he distinguished Dan himself
will be here on Monday.
g Il
TnE SOUTHERN sroRTsaAa-Weli, the
anxisuely looked for Sportsa an 10 at length On
hana--before the period OF It's frat PROMISE
and but few days after that of Its second. Ina
character 0 fthe paper has been already made
known 10 the public. and the abilities OF the
editors have pre-. established the quality Of its
varied columns. Consequently, a higher com.
p,itnen, could not be rendered the first num-
har,, than 10 say thar in matter, manner, dress
&c 81, il fully t~us.ains all pro-ooneeived
%opinions. The matter is as varied as It should
sbc-ronsisting Of miscellany, agriculture, the
turf, drama, news Of the day, etc, The orgi-
nal sketches are we'll and gracefully written
s,hc reports OF the races are in true turiman
sty,c. and the drama and agriculture literally
and discreetly dealt with, This paper, as a
Whole, we consider the best ever published in
The Sou,h--thc reviews and magazines of his
and other Southern states, not excepted. 1t
il, as a whole more applicable to the spirit
aud wants Of The South than any other, and is
hence calculated To exert a wider AID more
beneficial influence ever our population. 1t
emnmends itself 10 all classes Of society-the
grave a. we'll as the gay, TO the thoughtful
.aa,raa and romance loving belle as 10 the
x,auneh old hushandnan. in "sober brown
ar his dashing young buck of a son, in curri-
Gle and two
II the south be not sufficiently advanced to
support, within herself. a periodical OF this
character, We can hardly believe she need
soon attempt any other
II is published every Monday, al IS 90
per ann.
r The Pic. in a theatrical notice says,
"DeBar appears in the nclo drama. playing
/. las famous pat OF a Sirapndo. the Drunken
Corporal a character in which he fairly
as.aads unrirailed."
Or strygcrs unrivalied-which,
S&
q The appointment by The Governor OF IN
pulicn. as aactioneer in Baton Rouge, was
accidently omitted IN our last.
SsfEseE.-Mr Yeuns. a member of Con-
eeress from FeFlnent. makes bold to deny the
correctness Of the Neacioa;cn theory cfgrcrity
Hf.s nriae;ntAs and qualifications v hpther