Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-21
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Tn pAatIy--Ine tSos N PonnsylyaDi
arc representing MI Poll and The Democrat
party, as friends o. The tariff They knowth
importance u that molauro Is appreciated 4
manufacturing statos. DaIi ID l,Hpessible
impose D fee trade man, us Mr. Polk has d
ton j5elarod HI n5eif Il b9, 81 TIE i6toliigen
manufacturers, merchants, and farmera, as
tariff mao 10 no-t parte ofthe country 90
lem9emts desert tic ,rie issue. They know
thlt free trade Ia 4 snisijal n5asure, an henc'
1s;eaJ nf dcbating thai q%uestisp and other
of similar import, they spend their inns! inca
umnies anil SANDERS against The private char.
aeter OF Ctry and Pf~elinghDysoh Clay Sc
cures the American market for the Aintticar
farmers, manufacturer and mechanics. Polk
gives ii up to the Bdush, or eompels the
American 10 come down and work as cheap ne
me paupers Of Europe, (fron II TO 20 cts POI
djy) Clay is fof The American eyste N, Polk
for The British When Batisl and Americans
are co1tpndibg for the american market, The
question II, which side sill you tsEe4 sdc1l
being the true state Of the question which
should sc prefer fUf President James X. Polk,
tbe. champion IF The Hrii,t system u Henry
Clay the illuetrio0e champion and advocate
d tho American Systla
.TgrllsA--Tlo Only sure way To- raise a
man 81 moderate Importance 70 fame L 70 at.
tempt to taFnish bis fa.enane, without cause
and make a martyr Of binE It Ieads people ~
believe, nud perhaps truly, that they wish @
sacrifice talents at The shrine Of bigosr ~ guo.
rance and envy.
pA1b9oNlSG-Mr r Masso1man4 wishing
10 contribute as muclto iho anIse 9ept a. %
the taste Of the public, viii raise splendid
balloon, opposite bia soda shop, tbiF evening
soon after dusk.
TIE ADyoGAlE-CoNslslENCY
Ia noticing our femarke Oh MI: Lonck's
Aldrese,t the article IL The ddfosdtS is bead.
ed BY the usual brainIe slang, md then
says,
ave rci'erato tie sentence III NJ. Louck's
address wieh called forth dis bold and unwar.
antablc charge, and say with him, tlat Rhode
Island nsrcr has adopted a Stats Coasetu.
ton"
This might do very well if il finished there,
but after a perfect delnagogue. ike trade, A..
bout ariStoeracy, The poor and the rich Sc,
the advocate says
Such vas the course adopted by the Ayers
ines Of hat State, 10 adopt their present Con
s|iitutioa, and which retains nearly jail the obi
Gus features Of the ancient charter: :
Now what does this mean. hlr. l., eoplcnded.
il bis address that Rhode Island existed un
der the old charter, gralted,by Charles the I'd:
The Adpocate states that he reiteratee ting
statement, and with the same breath Gomez;
out with The above paragraph, boldly avo@,
ing that they Arb mol under the old chaFtcr
but that they bayP a Constitution, separate
from the old charter. What logic and con.
eisDency. All TIE raI.de-ral YOU may heap
upon The free and independent people Of
Rhode Island wilE neyer relieve you from tic
dilemma into which you have placed your.
selyes, D0rEE j PEAReE who was ID favor
Of Dorf aud a Y. is. Senator during The time
q his attempted revolution, has come forward
aud in company with another distinguished
individual, Daniel Brown, taken the oath
Of allegiance, and have been recognized in
conformity to the late act Of the general ss.
Another proof Of the sober second
Of the chief men among the disor-
GAMERS.