Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

calm which precedea the hurricane. I
boiling Of The clouds and the muttetir
of the distant thunder cannot be mis
ken. They denote with %unering accurat
n mighty and e%onvulsive sterm, It
whose devoted head, Il may spend lie ~
time alone tan determine.
In contemplating the great Der efas''
party closely, we observe d siate : ',''ns
~ unprecedented In its annals. IL ho'o"
y or n unit. 1t no longer moves hffnoh'o"s
~, and with system and eshfert to me
thihhnent ola common INJECT. II aBre.
many leading and ambitious 10
tensions Too neafly eg6al foJ councils
yield precedence TO anothsz,e IN kensd ot
are distracted md it, sehspd lealobsies of
frustrated by the fivaltseeksrs. 1t is die.
these distinguished fonly men, but prin.
oofaan. as regards. SCENTS tho Notifying
u,p'as a1'o, "a..ngls right Transmitted"
into + half d,yI wronEs. fof e,eo'o,'s
,ha ha.t !, aa1sed authorities and most fe''.
al oesa ,.ssldefs Of the Democracy there
;n,a w bp bul one Simon Pure Demo
".ss" 4 The resi- mustbe false. The Dem.
,.,.s,, ieadsraf themselves perceive anu
~ncifnaylJpe tho force Of this dednos'ons
ar III several Democratic aspirants Tor
the presidghay, each eonce'ves h''ase'' me
true sspyhent Of the only ifue 'a'sh1-ana
yet eash differs widely on ON important
question Of public policy from his cof'pe'
titefs. u.
Mr., Van Buren, rests his claims Oh hls
late dafsat. hi# ludicodH tariff notionH--h
aub Traespry, without tho specie clause,
a,J tbe love &c Cen. Jackson.
Col Richard NJ jhhnsan advances ms
aetyieessn The battle field. hia advocacy 81
The protection Of American industry and =
Rnnkropt Law, 10 emantipHte poor debt-
ors-4,he indebted Democracy OF hla lie,
and hts ready submission TO the VIII 81
the uapple, whatever thai nihy be-
MI. Iass boasts bic DIPLOMATS teas--
and his nan. r,nmittalism on all The egita.
ting topics OF Tho day.
Mt. Buchanan urges his violent offios''
tin, Tea tariff, and his support ut etefg
tariff. turelher with his anti. democratic
blood al presenting insinciblo claims to tho
support Of the Demoeraey.
MIR. Calhsnp aoeB for free Trade and
Low Dulies"-A nb.lfeasnf y with hard
Money-D Direct Tases-and any other
Democratic principle which may enire I"
his benefit. and SECURE the support ri the
"soaues and RoyalIsts"-who are only
bound together by The cohesive power o'
the public plumber,
Mr., Van buren,, Col. johnson, and Mr.
D buchanan recognise no rights IN The States
which arc not held subordinate TO th'
sunerinr puwer Of the Federal Govotmen
-whiohmay righifully issuo prael a natlen'
and pass bloody billie. and hang Ntttitae't
and f,bifun u.ldur the second section. Mr
Cass ID silent On these points, But Mr.. Cal
heun maintains The absolute sovefelanit'
of tho states~and used to thinh there coi''
he no moro righteous decd than The SUM
mary execution az every b'oothy h'i'.ma'
aud rroelamntionlst -,
And vet oach Of these gentlumeii is III
onls true Democrat.
Ali OF them are accordingly pnshInI
their claims with interchangeable senh@m'
Van Buren, ! managers are At wufik ~ 'y efI
city and village III the Union. VT. "
houn'a are In no degree behind them N he
ativity- -buying up old and starting new pm
peta, and talking boistero'isly every Whef
Col. Iohnsou meanwhile ID IN the field |
perspn, roaming through allthe Wester
and Northern statee hara nsnina The per
and rarnunting the bloody deeds done b
him III ihn wars. A letter IL. The Rtchtnof
Enquirer, net in,enaed for the public eg
l. -...4EAaaf rn ihia IaF,IIlfa #@
ssAnothsr op,nlon 10. that Did ieeon
sch IL to give ns some trouble. IL 's vain
conceal i. that hi il now making consl'
cradle impression IL his favor wherever =
roes, And he ID really in earnest. He V o.
Inn for the Presidency, with all7his ni'al
Aid ho il Ike paddy's seeding VII
he .keeps on a.ketping on INA
lust received a letter from Pennsylvania, OF
from New Nampshlte, II from hensuel +
and one from Missouri, and they ahals
de 10 the fact, that tho old Colene'
making ~postentioas head.ay''
Mr., Cas- and Mr.. Buchanan, while TN
are secretly doing all they can TO push tht
fortunes. are watching intentlv the NOV
ment either rivals. in tho hope ct pro
ting by their discard. The same letter
tho Enquirer has a very pregnant passa
d n this branch OF the subject also:
ssfn the manifestation of growing waFns'
between the friends Of Mr.. Van Bnien n
Mre Calhoun and the possibility that tn
may ret their feelings so committed, II
neither will Weld to the ether In the &C
ventton, I have heard II again and agt
remarked amongst the people, thet IN so
a contingency, they would, with the M
hearty aeal, take up Mr.. Buchanan, a
Nv eyefy prudent and fair means, press
claims 10 Eaal success. And this seems
ho 4 growing and expanding senttnen
Ali these differences in the Domoera
will work together for the good oftralh q
the Wing cause, One ofthe first and IN
important effects will he to disenthrah
public mind from the dominion OF pm,
and put il in d condition To ascertain and
guided by truth and right. People see
these, who profess to be the only ehlls
ened statesmen, dislnterested patriots I
pure Democrats, as far as the poles ar
both as respects men and measures, WI
degrees shake MI the Of partizan Leaf
and think and act for themselves. -l
is all that il necessary To insure the 9
ton of Henry Clas by acclamation.--
That great man is already The second On
of nj least three of the FIVE Democratic {
aidates,a and Of fully one halt, it not m
of the Democratic Party, The convic
is gaining ground among the honest
Sos, who have suffered SO terribly unde'