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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

MoRE ABOUT CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIH EXTRACTOR
This Saye doing wonders and hall OF the cures anu
benefits that daily notice cannot De pooishs'
But think that what already has been gwen here 10 inc
N-wYork public should impress upon every sniiy ths
ACTUAL NECESSITY always keeping this saye IN tina housr
tle gds l59 Washington-street) life was saved on te
Sd of this month by this saye from dreadful scso anu We
ask all who do fully believe IT, 10 90 'he:e and see INC
child and mother mother will tell you what you pA'
believe. Also Newark was chiid3 NE III ''Se " ~
saved by it last week.
Mr. John Lyons, Carman, "hc noes i iV'
VIM Mccormick, Esq Auction and Commlsqn on" h. hi,
No 10 td nSa 5s s Of fu fbe Ihumb were split open
The pain from il was dreadful, extending through inc
system and he ne h9qla nave 70 SIC p
and applied CosNtL's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR, M anu s
ali asysd and no felt all from II; "nd I
the time he st put on the flesh be- an 70 ero bsr "a
bend or touch it, think this save saved me weeks wo[
or at least nothing could have relieved 50 nstanane9u m
invites all who any way scepucal 10 call on MN ~
thumb and tell them personally of its magic effect.
Nsu. York, August 10th, lS3. 4.
The anly real family salve counorfelted and the name
Comsock s co. must be found IL gennine II I'M
possible te genuine without their fac smile sisna'u
Does yet require farther proof 10 prove 10 every naD
and child, the great virtues of this Compound ~
invite the sceptcai aud will refer you TO huhdreu'
this City and in every part Of the country who nave o.e
cured By this save, when all else had failed 1t IS th s
article that used be called Daeys but some plates
been stolen BY peTinred scoundre the counterfeit ihs
il! the genuine dress, therefore. essrs T. 20.
the protect the public from deception, and ']
the pce Just one haf-50 CENTS-and we VIII not cha's
that if any using for any outward ache or alnb
NOT pleased with IT, and that not the gTea's't
pound known. On all the new, the signature o. ~
stock s Co. be found the (steei plateJ ehs ~
wrapper To be found only q Coutand-'tteet uey.s
Wells Comstock & Co. North Fifth street, phlieGeip
Comsock Ross Sc Conhill, Boston, and $50 bf0aa'~
Newark.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Ur The MAplsoNrAN opens its eyes in silent
wonder at a letter that appeared IN the Globe of
the 18th without one word of editorial COM
ment;'' stating what we thought every body knew,
that Martin Van Buren, stood no chance for the
Presidency. This correspondent of the Globe is
in some things a very sensible man. He says
Until recently was in favor of Mr.. Van Buren, being
again taken up for the my opinion priu
cipslly hom the of the Republican newspapers, and
those who consider themselves leading politicians Bat oi
late have mixed great deal among the People aud have
taken pains find their opinions abou, all the Presden
,sl candidates, aud my information this that
though there many who would be glad TO Mr.. Van
Buren, again because they think he badly treated
ground ,ha, he cannot be elected by the People.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
He saws again !:

strong effort made lS40 eect him for a second
bat utterly failed Now, if he is again, it viii be
third heat aud people risks horse
tha, has been disanced
We differ with him in the belief that any body
else will run better--but it was not for this we
quoted him. 1t was to show the growing con-
sciousness of the Loco-Foco party that It's hour
has come. The article in the last Democratic
Review entitled "rhe Issue at Stake has the
same gloomy iorebodings, coniessing that disparity
is in the deepest peril and entering the contest
der most disastrous omens.
There is really something mournlul in behold
ing these two great organs of the Loco Foco
party thus echoing back to each other their fears
The Globe stands and looks over the shattered
ranks OF its party while from it issues voice
IVAN Buren, cannot be elected" The Review,
beholding the same disheartening prospect, can
hardly summon courage enough to give the rally
ing cry, and says, Mr.. Van Burn and Calhoun
mast be on one ticket When such fears aSsail
the Leaders, alas for the subordinates There is
something startling in this growing impression
that one of the most thorough and radical chan
ges 10 about to pass over the public sentiment.
The fact that the Globe becomes the vehicle of
such sentiments as quoted above, betokens, we
think, some change "to be coming over the spirit
of his dreams" We shall see
FROM MArAmoRAs.-By the schooner Mari
nello learn that the Texan Mata.
moras the 2+h utmo awa,ug the arrival Of those the
par, Of Mexico.
The schooner Watchman, Murray. to leave the
10th uimo for this port with SS5 900 specie board
and # the condnc;a arrived which hourly expected from
the INTERIOR the would be considerably increased
IN o. Pieayune, 7th inst.
these Commissioners are TO adjust the Bound
ary between the two Countries
UT A Mr. Abraham overholt, Of Bedminster
township, Bucks couaty Pa, Iobbsd recently and an
attempt made to kill him.
U Mr.. Field, one Of the Editors Of the Plea.
yune who accompanied Sir William Dsunmoud Stewart 10
The Rocky Mountains, has returned.
p The house of Mr.. Roland Burt, of West
Springfield was destroyed BY fire on the 22d ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

V Sargents Life OF Clay for sale at this Office.
Thirty copies for ST. hundred copies
any part OF the nlted States only Il cents Copies
ers ready for mailing above Price flor single copies ct
cents. o2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
swer given on page 100.

5 VI 0r1
WHAT Is ODD.FELLOWs
WHAT is OddF Fellowship? Go ask the tear
That sometimes trembes in the widows eye
That tells of grief for 0ne-the loved and dear
Whose cherished memory awakes the sigh,
And filings shadow DER the brow's deep calm:
Oh, ask of her what bright angelic power
Poured in her wounded heart aiection's balm,
And cheeredIher path n:sorrow's darkest hour.
Ask her. when fate its cruel shaft had Sped
And her young hopes had perishsd IN their bloom
What smiling form could bless een then, and shed
A halo Of deep glory round the tomb;-
What good Samaritan, like him of DID,
Stood ready 10 assuage her bitter cry,
When all the world beside, with feeling, cold,
Behed her grief, and passed regardless By
1t is for sale by Henry D. LOOMS, lO7 Fulton
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

u Professor BRoNsoN's second lecture takes
place this evening in the Apollo Saloon The
first on Wednesday, we understand, was well
attended and highly instructive. He designs to
adapt his lecture this evening to those who shall
commence then their course of lectures. The
Mannikin" accompanying Mr.. Bronson's illus
tratons is perfect exhibition of the mus
cular system. Among the eight recitations and
songs are Genevra, or the Lost Bride, John
Adams's supposed speech on adopting the Decla-
ration of Independence, I'm Afoat, by Russell,
Mistletoe Bough, Flow Gently Sweet Alton,
with Mr.. Bassford for accompanyist on the piano.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

The ODD Fellows OFsER1No.-This is the
Annual of the Odd Fellows for 1874. 1t is neat
ly got up and contains large number of engra.
wings We have noticed several finely written
tales and excellent pieces of poetry. Those who
have seen the Annual heretofore Will find the one
of this year enlarged and improved If any one
asks what is this Odd Fellowship, there is all an.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
CoUNTY-[omcial.l

ASSEMBLY Samuel Stevens. 1862 James r. Rose sos
Simon Veeder. .6c43 Joseph Conner. ass
Levi Shaw 5S74 Rushmore Bennett 81 i
Sbr,;H .Chri,r Barterrnan 5S64 Henry Scan 5S
Cl,,E William Mix. .6055 David Springstsed sos
Average majority 272. Elected
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

H Editors who will oblige by copyns the above propec
tu shall s Be entitled to copy Of AMERICAN ABoRER
Tending the policy Of Protection to Home Industry and 10 an ex
change Of papers '' ~ " va ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

u We have received the New Mirror for
Saturday. 1t contains new item in Byrons
life by the Editor, N. P. Willis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
New- York, Noc. 12, 1843.

h5- Pornastsrs authorized by law tran ii, moneys D
subscriptions newspapers under their frank Zee of hostage
Money remittcd through the mail viii be- at the risk of th
Publishers. Notes Of all specie Banks in onv Stae
Union will be received at par r & n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

II The November number of "The Present"
contains several excellent articles among these
are the Views of Commerce and Review of
Princes Poems. 1t pursues its usual independent
and fea ress cnurSe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

open for obtain honest livelihood have long
felt that this should claim the special attention Of h'
phianthTopst and Christian aud though present We NAV
not have personal interest the subject yet every reflect
ing person must ee they the changes of fol-
tune IN the life of individual that the next urn Of
the wheel may place them where they must toll for their
daily bread his subject ought only interest seams
tressesbut methinks that those who now think for
their interest TO keep their wages low as possible are
using buta hor,ghted policy for all Of US can call to
mud many OF our acquantances that yesterday were the en-
ployers who to-day are the employed
If these things so, all have much stake here and the
question arises what be done few paragraphs in the
daily papers will accomplish IT, simply SAYING
These thiass ought be- What think you
essrs Editors should seamstresses and others who
tere,ted this subject form themselves Ward Soce-
ties for the purpose Of collecting facts and devsng some
plans whereby female labor will be available Per-
haps the solicited ought consis, statements
whom The work received and much given and then
your paper and others publish without fear favor the
aud amount given by employers that the
nifty can Judge whom they ought 10 patronize.
We would say to our fair correspondent that
there is nothing like trying. Association is the
grand instrument by which Society is modified
and changed at the present day, and seems to be
the only way by which people in any country are
likely to get their dues. a fair days wages
for far days work is our motto, and we be-
lieve, the rule of right. Ed. Tr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE
THURSDAY. Novemh

CoUsr CALENDAR.-Friday. .,...... CIRCUIT
CoUKr-Nos. loo los, 60 los lll, o. IOl ss. IOs o.
H. lU2, 80 81 So 46 lis l2o inclusive. I0o 10. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
The Silk Culture in the United States:

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

MULBERRY LEAF PAPER.-In ours Of the 3lst
ut We copied an article stating that this Paper not
would pny We have Ave- Since seen at the ocs
Dr. Stebbns newspapers pamphlets cap and letter paper
made of mulberry foliage, very good quality, sheet
of which we have both printed and written, and are fully
that SMOOTH strong and delicate White and coloed
has and can be made from mulberry leaves fit for the
nen or nress Northampton Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

LES MAGISTRATE ELEcTIrs.-Da 10
Mississippi On s'sccupe deja tres Achievement
DIES prochaiaes elections. la pollsiqae ct
les poltiques de Get etat sont, CONNIE 10
peuple, dams Ia plus complete confusion.
Ce anil y a de plus re%marqnable ct de plus
pi;ovahla dams In tournnre que prcnnent
les cheses, c'est d'assulettir les candldats
aux places de JUICES d dos ~Interrogatolres
fats par de~ ~personnes ayant des lntersts
d debattre par.devant la justice. Les qnes-
tons, bien que justes EN- apparence, pen.
vent etre de nature a compromettre 10
sort des afFsires actuellement en- liilge, on
aui doivent bientat etre enhances. ct les
nspirans aux sieges jud,ciaires, en- faisans
aux questions don't il s'agit une reponse
positive, exprimeront virtueIlenent Ia dec'-
sion uIterieure do chaque cot'r. Dams tous
les autres etats, dams tous les autres pays
les iuges sont mis- en- accusation qnand Ills
out eFe:uee Tissue dun process; raa's II
parait que ce que I'on appelle crime por-
tant aiIlears, est regasde CONNIE une vertu
dams le Mississippi, ct y constitute des dfo'ts
reels aux plus importans EMPLOYS.
T'elle est p%ourtaat la beaute ou pro]o'
qui a pour but de rendre les ma gistrats
electifs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, AvRHL

Honorable Isaac JoHs*oN n dnnnh M
Johnston de seetdialre d Fiat, apras en-
ayotr axerce fleh pen de temps les fenc.
tion=. Nous ne commissions en- a,,cnne
maufare leg mDtifs qttl ont pti lenganer Il
rdsigner un postn pour leqael II asa,t ton.
ties les qualities REFUSES not,s no ehefe''e.
rons pas memo i lea cannaitre no''s nous
conIentetons settlement. de dhplofer nns
relrnite oti ptive IEtpt de Tune DIES capa.
cites Isa pI,,s reeIIes ct les plus esi'maltles
a,,'on p,lssa ~tronytr dams le pHrti oppose
an n6lre. Bien que NJ. |. Johnson ne
marcae point SOUS III banniere wing, Il am
pottera los regrets de so,s ceux qn' sasenl
,enAra ~iusiice meme i lours aavarsairet.--
AbciNc.
Lcs Francois en- Chine.-La freggte Ia
Clfop,tre, caplia,ne Roy. a mis- ces Jo''ls
derniers i In yoIlo dn pert de brest pour u
Chine. Cs bAtimont pofte M. Dnperfe,
els du mluistrs de- Ia marine, qni Va v's'.
tor, pour Ia premiere fo's, ces cohtrhfs 81
rpmatauubIes Ell sur lesquelles Fespedi''on
anelniso. alnsi que important tra'te que
Ia Gtande Brbtngns est en- tram De CON
clure avec l'etnpeteur do celeste empire
v]leunent DE- leter IN ri vif ct Al p%uissant IN
tfrtt. Nui'doute que Ia ftfgaie Ia Cleopa
ire, a,nsi que les n,tres bat,n,cns de g'erre
franca,s parconrant les msts de- Ia Ch'hs'
mas ,trent All pavilion OF au
franca's In protection et les avan'"ges gu
Ieur sout dns. ell nors sosnnes pefs'iadeS
que ls fills de l'amiraI Dnpefre saula b'en
marcher sur les traces ee son per~.
In ftegate Ia Cleopatra porte ans mis-
sionnaires francais ttab|is Ell Chlne divers
ohlets et machines don't luttllie tta't re-.
counuc dcpuIs longtemps par ces ho'"me'
de- deyonement occupies h ftpandte IN
gtrurtIon et los blnnfaits de- IN civ''lsat'ot
parm, les populations chinolses.
lie cnpisaine Briggs dn lavlre Barclay
dc New Bedford, nnn"nre ~ II n en'end'
dire MI emp dc Bonnie Esptrance que i
sloop de- gnerro des Etats Unis Concord
a'dtnit perdu sur In cote de- M"za mb'qns
Il n'a pu oblenir aucuu detail sur ce dc
saStre.
Lo navire T~ichsbarg, arrive bier son.
apportt 800, 900 en- especes. e. 'e bel OF
cue destina d rEgIiso ST. Patrick. Get OF
que est. dt.on, lie plus grind aul ex's'e n,
E,als Uais il a etc fail par NJ. Erben d
New.Yotk. Nralnenl 10 N'cksblrg no''
~apporte des chooses dun son rav's'ah''--
AbeiNe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

AprARENcE DE TEMPS sEc.--Une ind.
cation, qui M saural, Gtre t%rompense, nous
donne l'espeir que, dams cette vile, lie
temps no tardera pas i 3tre au beau sec.
II est inutile de dire que nous voulons par
Ter dun phenomena remarqnable parmI
nous, dune reunion relative 4 Ia tempe.
rance. Deux gu trois assemblies de cstte
cspece ont, d &c quill parait, Ell lieu cette
scmaine, ct une autrc est fixse pour la sol
rec de hndi proclaim. On pent SO fiatter
que Mr.. Taylor y ]prononcesa I'm dlscours.
In seuls favour que nous desirions obte-
mir On cette Circumstance, c'esi que 10 Dr..
rne president du club, Memorable Wa'lsert
ait Ia honte, quand la terre deviendra Sc
che ct que In vegetation commencors II Sc
faner, d'aiourner In stance jusqn'a ce que
runc ct l'auttc nieat pris %quelque chose posr
"a rafraichir. On Sc ranpeilera sans doute
aae, rannoe derniere, il II etc assez obi,
geant pour asir ainsi. ce qui nous fai' pre-
sager quill ne soutfrira pas que nous per's'
sions cette annee-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
CANDIDATES.

IT Nh. HyEs1os~N Veujilez anronrer 10
ticket suivan' pour Ia proehaine election mum.
cipnle:
Pour Maire--Jamss Cooper.
Mambres M Conseil-Dr.# b. +. Harvey, A..
Dnplantler, II. Babin. A. Monget. A Stuart.
Constabs--Joseph Menget.
Ponr Tffsorier, Colieeieur ct hssasseur.-
sAML. SKoLftELp.
u Mr.. Hueston Veuillez annoncer Mr.,
ABEL WADDILt, coTine candldat pour Marie
A Ia procIiaine elect on.
IT. Nous sommea prize d'ennoncer Josrrt
J. Pro cotnne eandi1at pour constable de
Vile a In pronchaipe election ntntejpale.
1T Mr. J. HUEsToN-Veulllez announcer
PIERRE MlLLET, omm eandIdat pour cen.
stable de vile.
Veuillez announcer Messrs. HENuY Ton
1tNsoN. Jos, MENARu, ct B. w. SLgcoMI
candidat pour membres du Conseil aux pro
chaines elections.
Pour Metnbre du Conseil--Isid Largn icr jr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du T'roisieme Dlstrict-Parofsse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
Sarah NJ. Kelley,

Caf6b " hIIitSs
VS.. mo. 1901.
William Kelley. son mari. !
En- vertu dun or9re de fert facIas, lance
dams Ie procGs ci-dessus %iutIiule, par IA conr
dn trolsieme district iudiciaire, tenn dams ct
pour la paroisse d'Egt Baton Rouge ct sdrcs-
&c au sheriff de- la dite p~areigse, il sera vendn
en- vente pnbIJgue,
MhRDI, Ie 2 mai 1913.
sur les lieux, a II heures du matin, tous les
1roIts, tires ct interets du d PENDANT dams ct
3 "a propritte cl-aprts :d6crite, SAVIOR:
In certain morceaa de tcrre sltae dams
cette paroisse, sur laqueI G demeure 10 dcten-
! deur, contenant deuz cents vtngt arpene. plus
gu MONS, avcc 'outes les b.tjases ct arneilo-
ra'ious qui s'y trousent, borne a Foutst par
des terres vacantes, au nord par ceIlea De
Nettles, a Fest par cclIes do Knox. ct All sud
par fefres de Rawls.
De plus, les esclaves ~sujvane, sa"oir:
Billy. age dc 5Danst Lewis rs, Nancy 30,
ct SEES tleux enfans Edmond age de 10 ans Ell
Eliza dc 5; Cinihia 81, ct ses deux enfans
Mary Ann agte de ? ais ct Tam"r d'envjron
IN AN. Meubles de maison ct de CUISINE, lie,
tcnsilos de Iabourage, &c.
Ahandonne par Ie d. lendant pour s~a''sfaire
le iugefnenf, interGt ct fFals dams ie process 81.
de-sus dtsjgnc.
Conditions de Ia sente-comptant.
l.. c. MORRIS.
25 mars 7 Dsp. Shfr1f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

APPEL A La BIEsFAtsANcE.-oho ~
cen calam mites ~auxqueIles nous sommes lo'is
exposes, n rtcemment dttru't dc iond o"
co,nble l'une des plus grandss cites Dies
Antilles : IN Pointe.a.Pttr n'es'"fa plas'
line nombreuse population n etc enseves''
sous leu adtcombres n'als il est 'H'rac"''n'
sement reste eur les lieus qne'4us' ce''tnl'
nee d'individus qui ont des dr"its 'ne"h'es.
tables 4 Resistance do tons cenx qni ON
L. conur bicn place, dc In aenefes''e o""S
lea spn,imens ct dc In compassion pour 10
maiheur.
Nous croyons done fare une chose que
tous nos l~ccteurs appronveront, en- pfepo'
amt d'ouyrir uns subscription on tava''r
dee infortunes qui, outre lenrs b'ens' on'
perdu Ia plupart dc leurs rarens dams &c.
%psuvan,abln catastrophe qn' n Transforms
on pouffre une vile naguere h"r'ssaf'e'
Voir In c~oIonne des avis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisleme Observation-Disclosures
d'Est Baton Rouge.
John w. Mnssellnan,

Il. y. Holmes, Lilly ct nj.
En- vertu dun writ de feri facias lance
dams lie process ci-desstls, par lhouorabls csar
dl trola,cme district ludlciaIre, adressa Az
sheriff de la paroisas d'E#t Baton Rsnge' u
sera expose en- vente pub!Ique,
SAMEp1, g mai t~roeliain 1913,
CUR les leux, corntneneant i III heures du ma
tin, toua les drolis, tltres intGrGts ct protein
lions d'Apos Adams, III des d. ieudeurs dams
te iugement, dlns ct 4 la proprlete cl-apfes
dtcrIte, edVoir:
I'm moroccan de- terre situa dams cet'e pa
roisse, d environ sept miles de Ia vile de
Baisn Rouge, contensnt 96O arpens plus Oh
mojps, avec les hattsses ct amGlloFatlons qui
s'y trouycnt, de plus les e~sclaves s%ulyaEs, ga
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

Trrcorrr.--I.e "a du mois dern'er, Get
individu n etc expedite dams 10 monde Oh
les mechans mont plus lie peusoir dc nu're.
Dams CO monde.ci jana's ii n'aya't e'e
utile, eli va tendance ~ crime donna't pen
d'espoir quill pot lie devenir. II n dte con
dnmne 4 mort CONNIE ,ncend,a're, c'es''a-
dire. pour IN actc que lie Decalogne range
nil nombre deg moins ~pardonnah'es. ii n
done Gle traita d'apres ses merites, ct la
nriare que nous fa,sons i regard de tons
ceux qui p~enyent SO rendre conpah'e' 90
In meme ofenSc, c'est 'qu'lls aient une I'm
semblable 4 In sicnne.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
Ea,e de In Louisiana
oAROISSE DEST BATON ROUGE

VENTE DUN NEGRE MARION.
En- vertu dun ordre de Honorable Charles
T'essier, iuge lie p%aroisse dams ct pour la dite
paroisse, il sera expose en- vente pnbllque,
SAmEpr, 8 mai proclaim,
A la maispn de cour, dams Ia VILE de bafsn
Rouge, conmeneant a II hc,1res dn mat'n'
tous les t~lroits, tires, inttrets ct prftentlons
du proprittaire A un certain Negro marion de-
tenn dams lie depot dc eette p%arolsse, pour Ees-
pace de 2 ans, il SO dopne Ie nom de Joshua,
il cin1 pisis 81 poaces de h%aptenr, age den
yiron I2 ans, il a ttt blesst d Ia cuiste
drolte, a p|usicurs cicatrices sur lea bras ct 'e
corps, ct sc dit appartenir a Hugh Fisher, mar
chand de p6gree.
lie dit Negro ii etc conduit al depot 'e %
mars 154I, ct sera vendu pour payer lea iraIs
d'arrestaiior, de- detention ct autres charges
Din dit do pot.
Conditions de Ia pente~-eonptant.
II. w. FOWLER,
avril 10 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

EuporesEz lH--Un broulllon pe''tl.
aue s'eff,,ce do aouurr l~alaraie ntx |ec.
teurs do son Journal. en- sfflrtnanf que les
lortes sommes d'atgsnt que Ton ''npotts
do Europe dan# &C pays-ci sont dHs''neos
A %inluancsr les elections do 1874. W
scribe, qui est wing, maintient que. 10 pa
pier.monnais n'ayant plus de c"ur@, les
wings n'ont pas do quot aouten'r 'eurs can
dldats, ct qu'ils sont excitement dams IN
situation OH so trouyaient les dc nncfa'es
en- 1910. L'or nj l'hrgent, s"ila, dit'I'. 10
seul signe representat,f des democfates.
Les wings an sunt depourvns, ct ce,a co''a
do source. La pursuance me'a''lque est
passoe des dsrniers aux p%re'n'ors lis n ONT
conserve que lenrs yertus, qV', scion &c % u
lgur declare acknowledgment. ne thrderont
pas 4 atre assaiIlies par les Inirig''es cor
tuptricas do Ia finance ct par les inS'd'e'l-
ss mabsnlvres dts honmes 4 cottfe' tori.
Avant que Get important avs nous tut
tntnbt sous | i yeux. no,,s avions t%o'lnt'ts
suppose quo For ct Iargent mpoftes d Lu
rope depuls ete dernier etaiens pr'nc'pa'
lemen, ccnsacrts 4 rachat do nos pro-
duita, ct q,'lls sera'eni partagts entire '",-
les homfncs inluslfialA Qnt tfavall'ent az
man,ere il %fonrnir Ia, Objects one rec'amsn'
les marches etranger=. AnjoArdhu III meme
malgrc l'earayant avis don't nous vehon'
do %parler, nous ~ sonnaes pas cnnva'nri
que no,re fafon do pans"f so.' erf"nee
| car ellie nois parali Al nataralle. que nn'''
sommes furiemont dispose 4 cro're qua io
lncubration de lecrvain est Ia tres pr"che
p~aren.e de celle quiz II inirodnl'o dams 's
| Herald de ,Natchitochss, c'est-a.d1re qa'el
Ic a nne prod'gieuse .einte dc cha'la'ane
RE ct do p%lailtude.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

ELrcrroHs DIE la Nun. ORLEASs.---
Tn legislature n d6fnitivrrHent ratitio Ia
vote do In majorits, en- dccidant qull y
nurait injustice a eapulser leg As@t1ofeS
slus par Ia p~areisse d'orltans. Nous s'sna-
Ions avec plaisir la ligne de condu''e q" a
suivie dams cettc circumstance nntre est
mable representant Mr.. Newport. A" lieu
.'obsir, CONNIE %beaucoup d'autres, aux
c~,onseilS do l'esprit de part. dc Ia trIcher.e
at au charlatnn isne. il n vote pour le dro't
.. i'equite. Mr.. Raillf ct dens on sfo's
nutres d~6mocrates ont Unite son exemple.