Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20

Saunders, one 81 iba abig electors, and ~
aiawnch a Clay man oa there ia IN tho State
is democrat, in your lisl Of persons elected 10
tie Convention IN your paper Of The 10Th. n
you wish 10 bfag, play The game airongo Or vow
vii dud yourself used up not only 10 a shadoe
hnt to the baft end " nothing dr0tc UP.
ar We invite our readers, especially hose
opposed to \ tariff. to read the article Oh our
frat page headed "LHhof and Capital"
viii amply repay a porusal.
4 scENs IL Acknowledging 6otetpl
tp0 Heighjors.
4 ncighbor wishing 70 30 70 camp meeting
sent his son next door 70 borrow a horse 10
ride, when the following dialogue occurred be.
tween lhe son and the heighbor.
SOa-Dady told ne 10 ak you for 10 lend him
a boss to ride 70 camp meslin.
NeigAtor- Well my little fellow, tell your
father l have no horse except whatha a sore
back,
Son --oh aaly ltkea hooses with sore backs
cause il makes them saily, (n tic mean lime
the boy Ia scratching bis head, aud every now
and then pulls out one and cracks III
Neigdl0r-My little fellow, what in the name
Of sense are you cracking there 50.
Soa--Oh nothing much all our childfen's
got 'urn, and mama says the biggest she ever
seed, and mana told dady when he went 10
low tolAer day, 10 buy the fine teef comb, bul
mama didn't Ii II so better cause the teef
was ~ close apart, she couldn's cateh but Two
70 once,
FnE RIVER We are happy 70 announce
lhGt Tor some days The river has been station.
AIRY, With rather a iotecrtag tendency The
cievaesee We announced last week al Messrs
Van Wrinkles aud Evans, and another one
oppoeite Port l~Iudsqu, have been given UP
as desperate and The iwater is fast overflow ng
the ncighboring plantations, Several plan
tors IN the vicinity q these cfevasses will
loso their whole crop,
Tns REronrgR.--hiaior Kelly issued a
prospectus, some months ago, for publishing
a paper Il Jackson, during the ~aession Of The
Convention, containing the report &c, of
that body. We know no man IN the stata
better qualified for the task. He has now
all his materials there, aud win aeon be
ready for action. His paper will be neutra
i'll politics. We hope tho Nh or will reap
The fruit Of bis expensive undertaking, aud
no lI,h hour competition will ruin his calcn.
lations,
The last number Of that sterling journal,
lie &pirt gfthe Times has come 10 hand.
It is illustrated with beautiful portrait Of
Fashion,
Tsras Saata Re Skctc6es--Ti,ose who
hayo not read this work, better procure it.
We have not, for some time, read a yolutpne
filled with more interesting matter, The
wild scenes, the priyations, tile perils and
prosecutions Of that ADVENTUROUS band are
unparalleled ii history or 70 nance,
TnE FARlFE-some of auf toplent demo.
Gratis about town talk Of tue tariff, as a ehig
measure, and consequently oppressive tothe
community. We shall al a%futuro period give
some Of Gen. Jackson's letters on the subject
aCd will show that tile democratic party once
il the base and root Of their principles,
and repclled any and every charge that they !
opposed to the tariff However. let |
them call it a Wing measured ia whig to
the core-it shows protection and encour.
to American manufactures and
workingmen, which the free trade men and
supporters Of James X. Polk, wish to destroy.
Does 1t lessen commerce I? Let them com.
pare the receipts Al the Custom Houses Tor
years previous and two years since lie
and they will find thattaeory fallacions.
Does il raise the price Of goods? Here a
gain they 6ad they are los. figures woa't
price st all articles Oh which A tar-
is laid is lower ahan al any other period of
government. Oh what ground Than, do
lie people. or their wire-pulies, oppose The
neasure-is il on the the sole ground tl4t /
il a wing measure. Or II because ii hr1i,ps
nontentment TO tho manufacturer and those
dependent upon him-it cheers tho freside
If the gorkingmon, rendered desolate by tie
!ofoco experiments for some years pre-.
eious to Is2-taking their root al the veto.
Ing Of Mr. Dallas bill for a re.chsrter in
1882. Ii these are their reasons, then the
people must be blinded 10 following devices
If designing man, because tdsy call them.
democrats. The verdict of The peo-
,le--of the working mon in particular-wiH
,e a perfect waterloo defeat in November, to
be twice.rejeetea Governor of Tennessee.
Tie Ek1tions.-Full returns have been re-.
They give the wings a majority Of
light in the lower house, and a tie in The SEN.
tie until a member is elected to replace Mr.
In the Convention, the radicals are small i
number, their views will never &c carried
ut by the large majority Of wings ana con-
ervatlVes. Bernard Mangny, Esq, is the on.
one of the trainers of the las. Cgas.i.uti3r. I
.ecsa 70 the CogTeR:!cn.