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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

The Queens Aecouchmeni.-We learn by our
exchanges the important fact that Queen Victoria
has gone into re'rement preparatory 10 her nc
c"uchment. Among other interesting items If
information ire mento ned the names of soma fv.
or six fortunate doctors and midwives who , ro
do"ciled in the palace, anxiousy waiting f;,r mi.
great event to como off,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

9HENRy Clay AND THOMAS w. DoRR.--A,
Raleigh MIR. Clay took occasion to justify the
wick ked persecution of NJ. Dorr, because of his at
ternpts TO extend universal suffrage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Death q a Bishop.-Tho Bishop of Nan:z, died
at Marseilles ON the 9th of July.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Snow in Augus.--The Louisville Courier says
that snow foil last week on the W hise Moun,ains,
Canada.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Important from 1taas.-We learn that an ex.
press arrived ut Fort Jessup, on the 10th ultmo,
from Con. Houston. After delay of loss than
an hour, Gen. Tay lor detailed an officer of Ora.
g'r1s top'O;eel with it 10 the President of the
United States.
We cannot conjecture what it relates to, bu,
infer 1t is IN relation to the anticipated Invasion OF
Texas by Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Cor. Dorr-His 0gena, Col.
10 ,,h,;shsd , ,rt;cIos relati,hich II,
, r"''' ..I;,;c,I n , was
seu'''' ~ NV 30 stock
In the August nu"oe' " vot hav
viow." n magazine Of tn" o,e the
one that is always rePle'eaf Ore
lion, is nn article giving fnsier
cums'ances con"e' .the ntl
ranny in ono of the sose cnss,on
styled free Republic. from ! wa
lowing extract: mex
.The general facts Of 'o''af
briefly recapitulated. T'or
volved is that Of the right GU WI
ze and rr-orgnnize The cHe man
Independently of the exis sailed
,iter n long series Of fru trend
.xtension OF tho right Of p oc'Ie
ary concessions Of the yer nne
.essing it by the right Of belle
rngc Party adopts the OF nre my
or the accomplishment q polit''
appeal to tho great nume 10 the
nemselvcs. This 10 dol 'PeI'ee
~ and soIemnity a Cod 'e"'s,
public Convention and eks %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21
CHANGES-CHAN(;ES
Clark County. OH

''ark County, Ohio, July2 q 1914.
Col. Medary, the Ed. of Thom,s J.a,.o,,
Xenia '''''
"e' the undersigned. noturaIizcd forciyners
%no 'o"'o Tor Harrison in 1910. IN Green county.
Dur. nave M come L" tho CONCLUSION 10 vote for Col
party enemies to the foreigners: nd Wa dn ,I,;
1t essential tor every foreigner. who ,'.s "",
want 10 wear'the irons of slavery for ,wcn,v.ons
years. 70 vote the Col Polk ticket, who Is ,he
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

GJ-Our renders arc referred to the first page, for
news and miscellaneous matter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

'"ei' nc cahiiot deny them-his frienus
dare not.
"o'd he not, as Chief Magistrate, tolerate the
h"hgihg OF three or four men, in Washington
county, contrary to law, and afterwards abused
anu 'rauuceo those who ceDsure such an outrage
upon civil sccIety-upon the rights Of manf'
Inc above extract. we take from u filthy com
m"ncatIon in The last "Whig," signed " Cicero
AT tho time the occurrence alluded to took place
(the hanging Of Barnes and others, OH Cane HilI
IN ls39,) Gov. Yell was private citizen and was
not then Candidate for Governor. He had Just
served his last session in Congress. which term-
mated on the 3d of March preceding, and not
elected Governor until 1910. This query exhib-
It's reckless disregard OF truth 10 injure a poli.
cal opponent.
Where was Davy Walker on that occn sion -
Did he not make speech 10 the large crowd as
sembled, 10 reconcile hem to the execution This
he did while the unfortunate men were sitting un-
der the gaows, ready to he launched into eter.
nifty.
TIE adherence of .'Cicero' TO the sander 10
relation TO the remilting of portion of 'Irow-
bridges time of service in the peni,entiary,a SIAN
der nailed to the counter, by F. w. Trapnali,
whis candidate for tho Legislature in Pulnsk.
county, proves ,edat party adhercs to the maxim
that L" lie stuck to is good as the truth"
G-rThe wings, often, in their street discussions
refer us 10 the past evidence that their fu.
ture efforts will be crowned with triumph. Wolf.
agreed looked back, Henry Clay wns defeated when
he ran for President in 1924. lie was defeated
again in 1892. by a majority of half million OF
votes. In 1910 he ruled off the tract by the
Harrisburg Convention. when he swore he would
never be "ruied oifagain by ID convention =
So much for Mr.. Gay's past trials. But we
are told that Gov. Polk was beaten for Governor
of Tennessee. Wha, does that rcuo; Gen. Har-
and received only GOOO votes in tho State, out OF
poll Of more than OO,COO! Do they remem-
Der that the same &C ntemen was once beaten for
county court clerk and on nj other occasion tha,
he was beaten for the legislature by man
who was no po litician; and yet General llar.
IIson was elected President as JAMES il. POLK
will be-, in all human probability, this fall.
an Iron Sieamer.-A Pit,sburg paper 81 vs. ,hn,
the Iron steamer Michigan" built by Govern.
mont at Pittsburgh and transported to Erie has ius,
been completed. She floats upon the water like
swan. and oil in her parts cvinccs mecha meal
taste and skill Of the highcs, order. Sho is l64
feet long. "a feet beam inside the guards. Her
hull, berth, deck, and whecl-house, are iron.
She has four iron kelsons, besides, the main keI.
son. to support The engines. Her draft of wa,er
being only seven feet when ready for sea, renders
her capable of entering all the navigable ports on
the lakes. She will prove one of the taste $, steam
ors on The western waters. On the first trial of
speed with only teninches Of s,enm she made about
twelve miles per hour against strong head of wind
II was thought at the time if the wheels had sniff;
c'e"' DIP she would have made from fifteen ia
twenty miles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

The ~hfgs preparing for their royage.-A cor.
respondent writing to tine Editor of the Little
Rock Gnzele, in S,aunton, Va. says: "As pass.
ed the mouth of salt River" there was mhig
gathering-a pole erected. cannons firing, orators
speaking. and craft ying in the mouth OF the riv.
er, ready to receive all disappointed politicians who
mus! needs take voyage up the political Styx OF
the day."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

u. S. Disirict Coun.-The ST. Louis Missou-
rian of the 7th inst, says;
There will be special session Of tho States
District Court here the thrd Moa4lay Of Sep.
i.nber next. for the adjustment Of claims on Go.
vernmn Lands. The jurisdiction extends over
-,he STATES of Missouri. Arkansas, and Louisiana,
lsrnlaer with a portion of Mississippi and Ala
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

O1rThs
Conncd RluTs. lin Fur Compnn.'s Agrnts nj
aumer OF taeir men nj, for more recru is. A
Do duty. ~sr!ed or refused l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Hans SMITH. ESQ.,, for srvernl years member
of tie Legislature from Linco u county, in this
Stale, is in nomination in Craw ford county, Ar
k"nsns, for n seat in the Legislature. He is OF
course on the Locofoco side. We observed thai,
several commissions from the Governor of ths
State, and others high in authority, are published
10 rebut a charge, that "he was broken down
politician in Missouri"
We clip the above from the St. Lonis Republi.
can, r"bid whig paper Of twelve yoar's standing;
and ifi! had have been in the editors power tn
give the hopeless fortunes of his brethren in this
State iftby endorsing the assertion that he was
broken down politician in Missouri" we have no
doubt he,woud have done it, but he failed to do so
Wing Candidate.-A correspondent of the
81 Louis Republican, by way Of consoIing himself
for the diminished majority received by the whig
candidate for Governor says that he is man Of
stiff, formuI manners. arisiocratic feelings, and
si~aks to one of the sovereign people in the same
tone of voice that he would use in addressing n
criminal at The bar. He is pompeus and pros,
asa sPeaker;and cannot, or pii noi mia spaA N.
pcepse.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

w he intended Council of the old settlers of
the Cherokees, postponed until the arrival of Tie
Commissioners.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21
Candidates for johnson Count
FOR SENATE,
MOREAU ROSE,

FoR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WIN. w. Floyd, VIM. Tatum and Jas b. Wilson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
AVS

Mme. 4. II. Fuertes inf0rme respectful
easement les peres ct aeres qu'ind6pen-
demfHent DIES deux classes a~uxquelIes ellie
est cfiargee d'enseigner 10 francais, aPA,
cademle dc MRle. Fisher, ellie peus ,ecr.
yolf ddutEes eleYes, ayant fa:it a Get
egard des dispositions ~coDveEables. Les
%parehts qui desirent %aionte1 celte brnnchy
de connaissances au< nutres branches
d'education don't s~'cccupent Iours eDfants,
sont invites 4 sa..sir P~occasion qui leur est
%offerte. Nm.s. Fuertes admettra a SON
eco'e no;l settlement les jeunes demoiseIles,
mar c.ncore les enfans.
1eures-de 4 a 5 heures apr6s.mid
La classes de enfants SO gieudra trois
fois par semaine; les classes plus ayancSss
auront lieu tous lee jonrs, 81 On 10 desire.
CoaDIrIoxs,-Les commemorate e6
par trimestre; les eleYes plus n
$40 par trimestres-PayabIes mensueIle-
ment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

FAMILLE DIES sCUvERAlNs DU MARCO
On trouye dams un livre PUZZLE surl lie Ma.
roc, par NJ. Greeberg de Hemso, CONSUL
general de Suede, des examples fort Gu.
rienx de la multitude d'enfans qu'ont Gus
divers souyerains de ce pays.
Durant un r6gne de 55 ans, Muley-Is.
ma6l ma pas Gu moins do 82S fills ct 342
files. LIE nonlbre de ses femmes GU concu-
blues s'est eleye, successiyement sans dou-
tie, d 5000. NJ. de Saint Dion, ambassa-
denr de Louis XIV, raconte QUEEN 1893, il
Wit ce sheriff, 81 ans avant So mort, avec
I'm cortege de 10 fills vfsans. QUAINT aux
files, leur nombre passait des.Iors pour
fort considerable.
On pourrait croire que Muley- IsmaGl alb.
usait un pen de ses prerogatives imp6ria-
les mais ses SUCCESSORS n'etonnent pas
moins par leur effrayaDte posterit6. La
v~ant.denier sheriff regnant c'est w entou.
re de "a fils ct de 1874 files.
Lorsqu'iI y en- a Prop OF qu'iIs devien.
nent gGnans, on les expedite au Sud dams
lie Tablet, OH Pom compile 10000 indivi.
dus, une province tout entiere compose
de cette grande famiIle s%ouveraine des des,
ceRdans de Mahomet. Les deportes SC
%trouvent dams lie pays des plus emuans
Berberes, eft en- quelque sorte sou leu
garde.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
NEGREH

PARTS nations de chez lie soussignG, dams
Ia mutt de dimanche a lundi, Q ceurani. les
esciaves %suivans. John TAYLOR, grige age de
IS a 40 ans, taille de 5 pieds 6 4 2 pouceg,
un peu baucal. marchant les pieds en- dehors.
James Robertson, mulatre GU quarteron, Age
de 80 d 40 ans, taille de 5 pie8s 0 a 10 pou-
ces, cheveux longs ct boucIes. John Harri-
SIM. mulatre GU grille, age de Is e 20 ans,
jolie figure, taille de 5 pieds 4 a 6 pouces :
Frontin, jeune n6gre de IL a 10 ans, tres in-
telligent, domestique de maisoH.
Tons sont parfaltement habilIes; Pun d'epx
ma yole mon fustfs petit fusil i deux coups,
tres leger. De plus lie negrs tres noir An
Dire, parti depuis IN fHois ; If est age De 40
a IS ans. taille de s pieds 9 a 10 pouces ; co
nagre a refu IN coup de- pied de mule,, aui
lui a cesse l'os nasal pres dH front. S5Ode
r6cUmpense serunt donntes 4 celui on 1 eeux
qui logeroht dams Pune des ge6les de Get
eta Zen on Dormant avis au soussiRne) 10
grille John Taylor / autant pour lie quarleron
James Robertson ct vingt-cinq pfastrss par
tete potir les atittes escIaves.
st, jacques le1O Septembre 1874.
SAMUEL FAGOT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
yALMONT pALAO-

Silyersmith, jewelIers &c, respectfully iu-
forms the public, that he has opened a shop,
opposite the residence of Judge Tester, where
he will manufacture all articles in Gold, Silver
or Brass, at moderate terms: He hopes to
receive a share ofthe public patronage.
lie makes all necessary repairs To vorL,
done in the above metals.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

lie soussigne prend cette occasion pour
remercier ses amis ct lie public en- ataGral
pour Encouragement liberal quill d feFu de
leur part, ct les informe gull a ftabli un
nouyeau magasin sur l'flet en- affiGre de la
ge0le, Oh il aura constaEtment en- tente toutes
sorfes d,epiceries ct provisions pour les habi-
tans, consistent en-
Toile ct cofde d~'etnballage, %icelle,
Sci de toutes qualities, graisse, jambons ct
beurrei
sucre blanc ct commun, Cafe de Rio ct de
Ia ETaVane,
The, riz, chandelles let aat5n,
Couyeftes en- Iaihet cotton de Lowell, etof-
fes g%tossieres potr flegres,
Verrerie FayeHce ct Poterie,
Wiliskeyt Bau-de.vie, Aniseite, &c.
Tabac, fromage, poudre fne, capsules ct
plomb,
Sonliers pour hommes ct femmestde tcutes
Les qualities.
IT. II fait des avances liberales sur lg CO.
ton ct Sc charge de foxpedier.
Sept 81 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
IA sept. 80,
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
AROISSE O,Fg'f RATION ROUC1

Adams Winthfopi de Ia paroisss d'Es, ia.
ton Rouge; etatt dams l'intention d'ema, p,'
per son esclave nominee Harriet d'environ 30
ans tUus ceiS qii ont des objections lega-
les a Ia die Emancipation, soni requis de les
deposer al bureau Do grefiier de ID coyr De
paroiss6 pour ID dite %paroisse, dams qusran,o
jours de la date du present avis. Dorns COWS
ma main ce 30me jonr d'aoht 1914.
II w Fo WLER. Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
CIGARES DE Ia HAYAvE,

JOSEPH TUNER (autrsment Jacko) informs
le public d'Est ct d'Ouest Baton Rouge, auil
q en- vente en- gfos et en- detail, des ciparos
dune qhalii6 superieur.
Aussi Citron, jus de citron, l~iquers fines
&cia des prix modGrGs.
aoAt 10 y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

En- arriVaht III pouYoir en- 184l, les
wings avaient adopt6 une disposition re-
g%lementaire portant que les petitions aba.
htienistes ne s%craient pas admises.
Les locofocos, Sc t~rouYant en- majorlte
a Ia derni6re session, ont abrog6 cette dis
position atm d'admettre les petitions abo.
Iitionistes, dams le but evident d'assurer a
leur candidat presidential Pappui des fana-
tiqnes du Nord.
D'aprss ces fats, on peut ager quol est
la part out penehe yers les a~boIitIenlstes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
.MVSlQIE.

lie soussigne arrifant de la nellie. OrIs-
ans, ct ayant l'intentiop de so fxer dams
cette vile, offre ses services aux habi,ans de-
Baton Rouge ct de SEES environs, comme bro.
fesseur de musique vocal ct instrumental.
Plano ct Guitare.) II esp9re par SEES con.
naissances dams Get art ct son extreme fd6lit9
dams accomplishment de ses devoirs m6riter
les sutiragts des persounes qui Phonorent do
lenr confance. II accorderal les pianos a un
prix modert.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

DEcEDE en- cette vile, le 81 Septembfe
1874. 4 Page de 26 ans, Jean Bertrand La
sale. ne dams la IN d'Arnaud-Guil-
hem, departemeHt de la Haute-GarOnne,
France.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

Ut Nous serions ingrats 81 nous oublIions
de faire mention honorable des patriotiquee
discours prononces, lundi dernier dams Ia sol,
rec, sur Ia galerie de City Hotel, par Mrs
Nichols ct Sparks, De Lafourche I I
Thorpe, de Concordia, ] s Guion, de Vicks-
burg, ct J G SEWERS, de la N. Orleans.
lis ont tous exPrime, avec autant d'esPrit
que d'eloquence, ce que pensent on ce que
doiyent penser les adyersaires de Polk, ct il;
ont etc, bien cntendu, vivement apPlaudis pal
leur nombreux auditoire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

AVIS.
Par ~autorite du SecrGtaire de la Tresorerie,
lie bureau de 1Arpenteur General, pour lie
districtde Ia Louisiana, r%esteraa Baton Rouge,
jusqu'a &c que les corrections n6cessaires
dams lie district de Greensburg, soient ache
wees, ct siors retournera d Donaldsonyille,
don't avis n&cessaire en- sera dome.
f DNEWCOMB.
ao0t 10 81. Sur. Gen. lie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
A II1f1ER.

I "A LOUER.
Establishment connu sous le tire de
Baton Rouge Hotel situe All dGbarcad6re des
Bateaux a vapeur.
La maison a etc rcparGe a neuf, on y a fait
plusieurs engagements ayaniageux entiG-
rement repeinte en- dedans, blanche en- de-
hors, ct conyenablement situce, ellie ne peut
lnanquer l'atention des vogagenrs.
S'adresscr d G. a. Chopin.
Sept, % q 1874.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge.
En- Yertu dune proclamation dc son excel
lence lie G%ouVcrneur de Ia Louisiana, en- date
du 2 %couran', une election sera tenne dams
cette %paroisse Lump. ie 4Noyembre proclaim,
1914, ct les dcux jours %suiyans, pour six cleo
teurs pour president ct vice-presIdent des r.
tats Unis, lesquels devront rcsidor dams les
d~Ifferens districts tlectoraux.
la dite election sera tenue, par les iuges
~respectifs, le premier jour chez Mrs. Town
send, aux Plains, ct chez JAS. 8 Willis, a
Manchac.
lie second jour, 4 la maison ci-deyant occu.
pee par Jas. Forbes, ct
lie troisiGmc jour, Il la maison de cour Dc
la Vile de Baton Rouge.
Oh. TESTER, P.J.
Baton Rouge sept. 81 33.
FIAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
En- vcrtu dune proclamation de son excel
leDce lie GouycrDeu ds PEtat de Ia Louisia-
ne en- date du 2 de Scptemtre 1914, une
election aura lieu dams cette p%aroisse le pre-.
mier Llndi du mois do Novembre prochan ct
les dcux jours s%uiyans, pour Glire les cleo
tears de President ct De Fice.P President DIES
Etata-Unis, pour le quatrieme, District Elec-
toral de PEiat.
L'election sera tenue lc premier au billiard
de Mr.. Etienne lie Bail le second jour chez
Mr.. Pierre ~. Foret, ct lie troisieIne jour a la
maison de cour de cette paroisse.
lie scrutin sera ouvert chague jour de 10
heures A NJ a 4 heures r NJ.
Quest Ration Sougo Is Septembre 1914.
/. FAVROT. p j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

All persons having demands against tho
Merchants Bank Of New Orleans, will present
the same for settlement at the ofice of ths
commissioners Of said Bank, No. 80 Natcheg
street, New Orleans.
New Orleans, ii Sept. 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
Nou, Iisons dams la Gazette DIES Attaka.

La sucrorie de Messrs. Dugas de la
Fasse,P ointe, qui await etc incendiee il y
a quelque temps ct qui yenait d'6tre re-
constitute, a etc, ces jours derniers, encore,
la prole des aammes. On est certain que
ces incendies sontle fat de la maEyeiIlance
Ne pourra.t.on done pas METRE la main
u les infames auteurs de ces crimes?
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
FIAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
AVIS.

Tous ceux qui ont des rtclamations contre
la Banque des Marchands, de la Nouvelle Or
leans, devront les presenter pour atre l~iquid6s,
au bureaud es commissaires de la dite Ban
que, No. 80 rue Natchez, a Ia Nouvelles-O r
leans.
Sept, 81 80 3m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
Je suis &c.
II. CLAY

~ lie Courier des Etats Unis Went de
fare a ses abonnes la galanterie dune carte
de rempirs de Marco.
Nous men aonmes nullement surpris la
gtnerosite est generalement la comPagre du
talent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

OF Nous avons parl6 deja de ces loco
focos dc Ia Pennsylvania qui, ayant 6crit
a M. POLK pour Iui demander son opinion
sur lie Tariff actueI ct n'ayant pas reGG de
~reponso, ~ayaient declare leur resolution de
ne pas soutenir 10 ticket dc Ieur parti.
Ces m5mes locofocos, %conuaincus qu'ils
n'avaient plus rien a attondre de Polk, Sc
sont actresses d HENRY CLAY ct Iui ont
pose les mGnes questions qua son comPe.
titear. NJ Clay, hui ne peuvait 6tre EN-.
barrass6 pour exprlmer son opinion; aussl
a-t.eIle suivi d'aSsez pres-ln demande. La
voici.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

Po1Ds DU PAIN,
Fize par lie MARE pour Ia setnaine s~uivsu.s
La Farine etant "a Is lie taril, 1850 once
de pain pour dix sons
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

RESOLUTIONS
Les wings de la Louisiana reunis en-
Convention a Baton Rouge, Ie 7 Octobre
1914, dams 10 but de so pr6parer pour la
prochaine election presidentielle, pen6tres
des consequences incalculabIes du resultat
pour la presp6rit6, l'honneur ct I'int6grite
de rUnion, lie maintien de Pordre ct des
lois, lie d6yelopement des institutions re-.
publicaines ct la s6curite des personnes ct
des prophecies, ont unanimement approu.
We les resolutions s%uiYantes.
10. Que lie moment d'agir est arrive,
que le peu dc temps qui nous s6pare de
felection doit 6tre employee a s'organiser,
a s'entendre, a propager les grands princi.
pes que nous sommes g~lorieux de s%outenir,
ct que chaque wing doit agir CONNIE 81
pelection dependant dun seul vote.
Q. Que tout Am6ricain doit considerer
SON vo4s non, settlement un drolt
inappreciable obtenu au prix du sang dcs
patriotos de la revolution, mais CONNIE IN
depot sacre don't son pays ct la posteritt
lui ~demanderont comPte.
30. Qu'aux approaches dun 6v6nement
qni doit 81 p~rofondenent a~ffecter notre in
t6rtt d tous, il EST du deyoir imPeFieux d.
chaque wing de voter en- favour des grand:
ct Rdeles shampsons dc Ia cause du peuple
Clay ct Frehnghaysen ;--d'encourage
les fdeles ct d'engager, par tous lie
moyens honorables, ceux de nos adversai
res aui veuIeBt avant tout 1interet G
phonneur dr. pays, } sc loiadrea nous dan
Ice but patriotigue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12

GENTILLEssE DEs LOCOFOCOs.
Nous e%mpruntons CO qui suit j l'Abeil.
lie de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
"Jeudl soir, les ~locofocos Sc r6unirent
dams la sale d'entr6e de la Bourse St.
Louis, oil lis Sc mirent a perorer ct d crier
de acon a couyrir Ia musique qui 6tait
pIacee dams la sale 4 cote Ga Rotendel. II
! a plus, lis irent ID our de la Rotonde
avec leur banniere, de maDiere a troubIer
lie meeting whig ct d intereepter aux da.
mes III circulation des ascaliers. I'll y eIt
meme quelques remarques peu seantes faI-
tes par q~nelques, uns des leurs dams Ia sale
de bal on Sc tronvaient les dames. Ebfn,
ces messieurs fnifent par Sc r6anlr devant
Ia porte. atm sans doute, de mieux couvrlr
la yoix des osateurs qni nafE8ient dams "a
sale.
A celia il faut aionteur que Fun de lseFa
o~rateurs tint contre les wings ct en- iedi
presence, les propos les plus %ineonvenant'
ct qu'on entendit queIques uns des lcart
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-12
ASHLAND, 8 scptembre 1914.


Messicurs, TAI reGu aujourd'hui votra
IettFe qui m'adresse les deux questions
suivantes: 10. Etes.vous en- favour dc
r'Acte T. Tariff de 1912 30. 81 vous &.
ties elu, maintiendrez-Vous Get aete sans
modification, GU serez YOU pour une mo,
Utilization
J'ai 81 youvent exprime mon opinio men
favour du Tprif de 1912, que lie seuI regret
que j'6prouye, e'est quill Gus ait peru ne.
c~essaire de demander une expression nou.
yeIIe de cette opinion. N6anmoins je
m'mpresse de satistaire a votre d6sir en-
decIarant que je suis davis que lie 1'arifdt
1912 a etc 6~minemment salutaire ct que
jc suiis formel7emcnt oppose a son a6rogo.
ton; que je r~egarderais cette abrogatlon
CONNIE une calamite rationale; ct que je
no vols pas quill y ait necessit6 a%ctuelle
de le modiier. Je suis done oppose ct d
son rappeI ct a sa modification. Une poll.
tique fxe ct stable est ce que lie pays re.
elaine lie plus m%aintenant; ct j'espere sin.
cerement que lie Tariff de 1912 pourra 6tre
maintenu, ct nous g%arantir ainsi la stabIlI,
t6 d6siEee.