Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26
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d II becomes eur painful duty this day, |,
ID chronicle enc If those evsnta that too oflet
II cast 4 gloon, over the family circle, and cute
Al from the sphere Of usefulness good and valuH
Y BILE e~itissns. Mr., JOHN HuEsToN. ths
\ able editor Of THE paper IL no more, lie has
q fallen a sacrifice 10 that figid and relentless
n code which prevails In this community. ant
with desrotie power demands his victim
TThe particulars Of THE cad affair will be fount
) helow,l How uncertain are our hopes ant
\ ant.tripations IN This world all IN vanity Mat
I il aprn testlay I'D. morrow he dies. he Ia Gu
a,xp IKE graan and tha place that knew hin
! hnevs bt,s, no more. For upwards of tvs
4 yeaYz Afr. Ifucstpr has filed the editofia
& chair Of the naton Rouse Gazette, Self edu
rated. he was endowed wi'h a cultivated. bn''
4 and vigorous mind. When be aseuhted a 20
I sitian. eannciotiH Of the fettitude o. he cause
he advocated il In a fearless. independent, an'
d able manner. His fame "a an editor hae
4 spread wherever HE journal was received
and wac fact gaining ground as one OF tho
Il ablest writer's IN the etate. In him the com
" ,nurity lnoHep a faithful advocate Of his coun.
ry's righss~.unbiassed by p~etRehal prediu'
n diceH, he was a strong adberent to true fe'
publican ptinaiples acknowledging Nd dia'lnc
ton except betwteh indhstry and itdolehce'
i talent and ignoranee-tha advocate Of the
eiahts or the poor az well he the rich The
whtp cause, which he had 30 boldly eHreueed
a~uatainn an IFrersrable loas. lie promised Il
be one Of the brightest aud ablest ornaments
in me defence ofthose principles--ih lsboriue
to I'D the country from the incubus thai
taa 30 long oppressed IL, aud proHtrated h'
4 taealtiea@@ater the signal deFeat sustained BY
tlla, party at the late elections, he boldly
came to The feseue-~alfeady n fire had beet
kIndled ameug he whtgs ofthtsand the neigh
boring pafieh, that promised fair, at The pro
,tdnntial ranvaBa to Commune the drosH o
Loeoloeoisu,,
Al a mar. Mr. ltuesier vac believed by Al
81, knew him, thnse whe knew beat love,
Ma, ,.,oRt, perlape no man IN 40 abort a time
~ he rea., led emong ue, could command az es
o,.,v. il circle Of sincere ifiends.--and the
.a,unm be hoa left 10 deeply and eens'b'y tel
\ ,his community. IA a lend he was e'"'
4 ere IN his attachments, generous tfee'heaf''
M M husband, az a father-~Ah' m We
IN tie veil Of woe that now surrounds me IN
,ity rirtln~nur pen ~taltets, our MUD becomes
haorbsd ia sorrow / the agony OF a beloved
md ,a,sthNna,e widow, speaks more than We
an vs,,e~~het bereavement Is irteparable' III
yas one Of tho bes, aud h'ndest OF hne'a'aT'
~ lara ever dintarbed the family circle hu'
4 ,inaneaa and reciprocal affection made inc
4 ,heouerod course Of life glide swiftly along
4 n centea,ment and buoyant ansle'ra'oh7 OF q
/ ,one and happy future. iiut Ht4st tit fe'ft tt
atroyer has alaa,ed all their horee' ha' cas-
4 deep and abiding gloom +, has turned INC
heusa Of Joy into a house of mourning may
! God who han promised TO he a father to 'oe
4 Ia,harteas and a husband TO tho widow. be n
,omlor, and selaen TO them in their trouble.
Mr.. Hueeten was born in Morristown New
Jersey, in which a,a,c hs aged parents are
stlll living. their feelings MAY be better ina
4 yined than described, on hearing the nntime.
Y end Of their beloved eon. He was 80 years
If age. ..N.
az Many persons have requested US to an
4 aounec, that a subscription for The relief OF
the family Of Mr., ]. Hueston, is now open.
Editors in this state arc requested 70 an
,ounce this subscription in their several dis
trie,s. The subscription for Baton Rouge
$ open at the Branches of the Louisiana and
CITY Banks.