Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

one Tine Tue appearance If Il grand military re
view. After marching in goet order, with
delightful music and beautiful banners through
several strests. The procession entered the
church Of Mr.. Ciapp, where an abb" and elo-
auent Grafton was pronounced by Il. Hunt, Esq,
~ A bill has passed Congress for The fe@
lief the East and West Fslielana Rail Road
company.
Inrta LorAtttEa.=The question Of refund
ing to Gen. Jackson. the fine imposed on MN
! for contempt nf toHft in New Orleans. IN
laI6. llae been a leading topic Of our phbllh
Journals during several months. The subject.
il might he supposed. would he now nearly
exhausted /. and indeed. it might long since
have been thoroughly investigated. had the
object Of he eontsndine parties been only IN
ascertain The truth. Perhaps we 60 100 fnr
when We imply that such was not Their oblFtti
but We believe All investigation Of The euutto-
vsfsY will fully sustain ne iii The assertion.
that beth have adopted n very strange and
rrepostetsns method Of arriving OF correct
conclusions in This matter.
The question has been one Of party and
the phjerte II both sides has been. Pa II triumph.
The wings. especially. have exhibited n mise
fable want Of policy in this instance. Since
issue was first joined in The ease. they hHfe
been daily lnosine ground. They should. III
the outset. (and II u not yet too lhte.) have nc
eardE every thing required for Gen. JhtFsoh
Thr fine should have been refunded, with re-
solutions. intimattng that il would have added
~ his glory 10 have hing 1,uiallier and Hall.
Guiehari. nlana,te II Co. and thanking him
most hntnbiy for his gracious rlemenry.ih
not delivering ur 10 The sword and plumber of
his vittrrinuR Trnnraeeeans. The traitornts
State Of Louisiana. We speak not Of the pre-.
rri-ty nfihe rcntse We recommend when fact
and truth and justice afn considered bit We
assure the wings that that it would he coed
policy on their part. and that only his. or the
demise Of the Old Hero. can put an end 10 the
hickerinr. aud SANDERS to which this subject
has given tise.
Wa aav "rIr SANDERS ~ which this subject
h7H piyan rIse.'' From II has arisen ISLANDERS
thu nrs' unfrnhble and fnnl-elandrrs aFAirst
The living and=='he dedai The deadil YES.
the dead and on no grave both The hltgh'et
rntlinw Of human venom, fallen IN more with.
erlrp and puftid %alaetF. Than on Tho tomb ~
him whose maine heads This art clio. u eFht
y true pairiuf existed IN Louisiana. that MAJ
waa l.ouis Iauallirr Reared and educated
il, France, he arrived here IN bis youth with
o mind highly cultivated and deeply imhned
with tho shirt the Old World had borrower
from our fathers of &c. Mr.. I,auallier was
hy profession a lawyer and. settling IN The
DneInrsar. he Fnhn won for himself there the
astrsm aud confidence Of bic fellow ~tiiknhF
bv whom he wna elected to represent them II
r thn popular branch Of The State Legislature
4. We know little Of M. I.'s pefnniary fifetfn
a,.ners ,u,, e,,,h facts before liz lead lie II
t.Ii.v. ,b,, IN consequence Of his ardent de
r ,,,,na "a hs sJ,n,aA ro,,ntrv-thr willingness.
,.nt, ,,htal, he sarf,tirsd fl, her his time am
.a.a. ia, f.. o..rr her,,,e arnlthv, III
,,,. /, rarelv active. priIsnt and ain,nhlt
a. 81 an.i,,, c.tr.,,eIv sensitive /,
: .,,I;. ,...ao, =, ,,-,l, ,rar,n
! a .az,;,, =, Ltn eo,,el,g{nng bold and re-
| saint, ~ tho d ,nca. There lived not y tn,t
~, a,.,L, ,,Io,, ~, r,srrl T., he had mayer in
, ,,,,, o,,,ly ,rronrea INV. HIS knees wer'
,.,,a1 T., lis cn1 st,,e
W. bs,c r.ort,.n,rd boil, pnin and eham,
I ,, a,atn, tha name nf fhs inan held IN IN ~,
,,, a. ,,r.es,, aud traitor aud NOR,
arn,, La,., thsgs continents bero, wI,cn 70
= marlin, IN tho ttf,lr journals q Leu sian
II No.. ,eL, ~ IN, villa ea1puuv. We cannn
a i ,,,,y, ,he,, /, connected with tho InuIeian
r,e.r 4 ,noY, who. in cold blood, and 10 fup
Y ,hor , hr,vate ar marty end. would net sp has,
-, ,,., a. ;, s,,rr,,tir. 40 n traitor. one VIII,
J,1 l,ttl, 1ess for The salvation of The Stat
!, tats thu, did Gen. Jackson hitnaelf-on
T. who was ever active, ever Discreet, ever eff
ricnt. Such fl thing Ia impossible, md hence
,,h.n, e G,d /, regnectable Journals lanpusr
. ,hat ,,rnliea nothing less tl,an TINT LOU
I ,~,,11,a, ,,as , .t,lkira foe tu his adonfe
. aa,a,., ,,J - f,,o,d +, ;ta e,e,nies. VIC fec
, s,,e tLe writer IL Ignorant ION thia subject
! az veil az h,ncst. and that Lia npiniona ar
lar;,.J from Tho ,rat,rions representations {
n those in whom he relies with too much con
. g,1n,,,
y WI, UNA Iouis tonnlier1-Iet facta frot
~. Lis,o,y If H., rrr,n1 ri, which he co.o,e
:. r,t.I 9th Con Iarason and o.her p,trio'a /
i Nv Or,cona answer.
IT. ts, tho ,,,, ,yh,, the OIL Nayonbe,
,s,l ,ro,o,ed IN he leriala,urc. IN tho nam
d - ,la a,,it,,o ~ Wava and Mesna far th
E Itnrs, - ,n,ro,r;,,. ssjB5 600 for The de(enc
If ,o,.a, I orn;s,aeo =.
: IIs wa. the man who. the 18th Dec. follow
,,r ,ro,,,ed. IN behalf Of n Joint Commute
. If hoth Houses 10 Mace n, the dismissal ,
q .,o,, p,,,.rson the sum of &c. oO. for tn
,,r,ose of ad1iue 1921 10 tho bounty rranle
, ia each aeaman Who would engage in the eel
i v,re Of The q. States:
And bv him on the aame day n report wa
Q ,,aIn j., conseouence Of which m enborp
,,as laid On all the vessels and barnea in an
wtl;, IN, vicinity of, the port of New On
,,r,.
80 HE motion. On tho o0tb Ian. 1915. ii
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