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

tho ipfrtttahte CT 10 " fT''"e"I .
We si,ouid bot withitAYg "u' t.'aE'"R ~"
,hn.. a,t,r,np scenes Il the tsvoia'"n' W'te.
,,t recalling 70 our memory 'hs ""e'4 y.
t.a.a great tien who wbnff the esHiteatb "
,y,rh ,y,an Ii the bh''le Ae'a, hha VINO were
hu, e,.ajiutots ~ The councils ut 'he ha.''",
A i, whntn 60 nHe an ithhl"'tsN ss'' '"
,.,a,bs. It should nat he toTtotiVa, "a
SS..li,,t ~ e,.pbrt4ttnn nfrh..h nloH Aai ,s"S
T., tay, tiahtlt"n. Adttne, 1e'''ia'''' N'e1l'
Green, LltaYet q, lt'n'".h' 800
~ ,fesa, Morgan, q 'tuy'et, N''le"ye' '''n'
,.,.h. Lapren4. Marie, and many "'pff WV.
,,,, a s~ntrits, nystt thu sehiha ~ 'Fa4a -
.a,ti NOT have rrh eyed tho l'he'tf " y.
no Al The same 'ti q We she9f" "a
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a..l,,t If thu Fiea,h nttmA - '"''
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pa 81. il ia trtta,i that "fha'h hF' '.'
4. r.tlt not Hp 500 h''" S@t'7''
'E,,ah,a ,hs object t ,r'f F'rugs'ef'
800 ,,., HAT We have bfuagflt ~ q '.sp
.aast.s, stet,h al The lie ana eHaf'
,r,., ~ w shition. after '1s'h- w. ~
o'e u,h The spirit oi 70. a'a HfN''@
',-.h,rt ,uttssh,es at that pure '1aol''' ~
. ~, sia'isit lei ~ tihe a FotF.NF W.
'"''s"" ,1h Titan iam afraid. my itl"h'e'
~ ,u., ha au pleasant a prospect i,'
,ta, ',ut National pride vii bp s"iaeNta'
"i'' 'i ,,ot ,h,, Our npifiis wbto'' h'Fe
wv -. s,.s,t'v ptatel hv 'ha aFs'ela'''1s
WA. ,..l, be d1tnpened and tet now "y
Wv a.. M ma p,rannt, 1t cannot We "e'''e'
" ',7W t... 20 rasatei huth ~ tho palma
'''' - -. ,,t,,ns NJ rHf'h " 's q ta,''"'
WV H., , ,sxertl,eipps II u The eaHct ''e' We
-" ~ riiaa lra,n that high plate We ~i5F'nef'l
way i - ,n,laFn histefy llth" gre" f"o'
"",,h. "a Il century, the nnati Itt"i Byron Nefs
ii,i,,. would lie teN say, M" 'a 'ir.3 w
WHY " i,npnlsa eari, tbtt h. wp"''
" ..r,tps ! ~ from ~ Alnntiea"' !hah
..,H h,t Ifa,n All emiteftt ] W CIV I,'te
hS""" Y ,,s II tta lIrlttel, aent'e, 'hnt'
e., ne nltLn. # now 90 e'f'h' 'eSt"N
,h,s. shlenatI passages 81 en'o9f w ~
Nv ,.h5sh we have all delighted 10 feaH
O. a., ssurarles IT these te'eefa'ea "'e'uT.
- ti'sndar y~etnpella Inc TO express the
Lun latin, conviction That they w"",n am
Inat n,,,l osiety ls in = ntoH' d sofdefea
i, ,eaIrA condition, We can scarcely
" a ,rwsnapef whose columns are nor
d,EEansL with accounts OF MURDERS faPeo'a'
,,a, ,nthcrier, bank. iefaleatiohF. aud rog'efy
~ every peastble shape. from The sh"'",nR
,,I ,,tLt' thief up 10 the more a'Rh'he'
plunanfin. ., the public %th'rIeP, W s ~,
h,,sti,t,aty Of the government h'gh ~ '','e
4, ,lli,,,n Ia ,hrsc thihIa there pfr'a'is y
,asn,ol rrhsllan against the lava we e's'
&c., a,,,,ora IA Congress calling on 1ho pee.
ii, ., s,s,st the laws nf the land, The spif'
:, ..l, ,,u,. like same internal demon s'alRs
.h,onl aver the Union, aud fea,s lie hEaafs
Ma 4, nltn,a, every %eectinn ol Tho tephoi'o
rhis eerfun,ton Of morale extends 10 every
,.,,tbralian ii society II 10 confined 10 10
,art,eulnr class or plaee~the Whole mora
s,nn,snbpro IL no,luted II is TO be iohna "
,ha rn,n,,a yillsrea, as we'll as IN The large
AHA. ID has tainted tho humble walks 81 w
Iiury,,s n,er man, as we'll as the polished
nt,.l.. ~ The educated rich, The cry q
,,trl ,s il daily heard IN our most pepnl'h'
h.tpi,t.zand The cfilnesh stream W ef'"n'
t,itanrs nst and s,a,ne The path The plonee'
III. AN, \, ,h, u.fitutap Of The far West
sn.,hsr ian,sn,ahle evil Of the tihea II
ma lnsnl ,ealno.ies, prelu1lees, and ant'path'r,
which prevail to att Alarming eNse", '"' Nv w.
ANN, have a mos, unhappy influence on The
W. s,,sn,rity of the unisn. Againe
AZ. .pil 5J III. sare nt Mount Vernon wari
~. i, II. ,nnst earnest aud emphatic maine
ia his farewell address and 10 ,efa,"'N
n. 1,,v !, ondeayour 70 fellew all those lea
eons of experience and WISDOM Wn',a We ia,
handed down 10 us IN that sacred ooeuuaen
A for myself feel no sectional prelealee'
ain an American IN the hroaaeat se.se y
tho word Though born IN the Wess' ! yea
no antipa,hy to the North aud althongh
may we'll feal proud OF my native place. y,
gallant e,ato Of Kentucky, am a'nsefel
rraad Of the high rank OF 'his my adep'e
State. Yet II my nativity had been sas' '
the high latitude Of Vermont, shsnla nay
thought the lcss OF myreH No ! on W
cen,rarv, standing on the sunmlis Oh ne
Green Mountains. and Locking ever the ,aa
cxpanse Of this magnificent empire wl'a
seuse Of osulttng pride, | would eSr,a'm"
"rAia 10 all MY home ! a hahttat'en N an,
patt Of this Immense extent OF territory !
mine by htrtl.right, by the blood oil my lore
fathefe--hy the gallant achievements al "a
Ethan Adams Of my native State do J eia'u
it who aldo by aide with Washington Tut
nam, Schuyler, and Warren fought Tor an
conquered this glorious prlvt ege''
II the present demeral,sed situation ct on
country IL not changed, the elements oil sooi
civ mnat dissolve, and the body politic insvi
tally crumaio to pieees-ehaos will take p'ao'
Of order, and anarchy, in all its hideen
rhapes, raign ~,riumphant|y Throughout
the land. This, my friends, is no tFfhcied pic
tnrc, bn, a. eertsin as that we are here Assem-
hlad in thia holy temple Of the living oo'
mus, this herrihlc result follow, It our yeun!
Rsnubllr aaes not rise in the majesty of he
r,rnnr.b, and, Ike the infant Hercules, s'ran
rls Al once that nest Of eipers which hae erer
into this Grade Of Liberty. II we should fal
,e .ustain tho great experiment we are nov
nakinr, the idea that masses 81 men nre ca
nahle Of sell government will vanish fereve
from The world. In vain was i that n IN
9Th OF July, l77h, the standard OF In 'cpendec'
was planned in The earth. aud the banner Q
American Freedom flung TO the hreese-i'
vain TINT far seven leng years the best hlno
of the land freely flowed in that r'ghteou
cause-in vain that the proud crest Of the Bri
tish Lion eoweredat the feet rf the America
Esr,e--in vain that all these things have hap
penea, il we do not arouse ourselves from gu
rie ,eat fallen aud degraded condition.
81. let US cheer our spirits with the hop
thai this staic OF things cannot last long-Ic
US all unite in the noble eudcavor 10 wipn Oh
these stains on or national honor, and let Il
achieve that which viii rebound more to OIL
glory than a hundred victories won in the bal
lie iield-a victory over ourselves. And W
NAV then indulge the hope 'ha, our unlo
nav be coeval with the duration OF the gSob
itself, and that the States like the planes c
the solar system may revelee in perpetu'
harmony around the Federal Government
which 10 the Union NAV be what the sun is t
tho universe, the centre Of attraction wtenc
We NAV derive warmth, and life and light
glory. grandeur and power forever.
Turnjag from these more general anil ma
,,o,e1 considerations Ne nany now snend n teN