Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-09

i ctP'es that II IL NECESSARY III advance IN order
TO Prestrte sacted aud efitiYn the grgat
gut that has been bestowed Oh tts by Proyi.
hehce, Il we wish II tratsniif to ppatariiy, in
l%nHthair original purity. the free institutions
mat are H9H shedding lie fa44 Of PROSPERITY
on All That dwell rndar their benign inf1ea zee.
we must follow the principles 81 sironyly in.
thleated by tbs great man and to Wllch lc
riEtdiY coniurmgd fiartplE n, nfges The
jrofno'lnn Of institutions fnr tf, df9'ls1W NJ
Elowirdgei toe much a]ttentiun cgbnGt ha
pai1fo his record nsui lfrt1 1T fiiia subject. IN
q country where no other power Is afknawl
edged but Tic snYfeigBfy al lha p-apie. il ,s
no essgry il order TO be abln to pro,ert
li'lf rtgIts, that they should know them
I,hPy Should he able TO compare the History
u E'nDlres and Kingd1i1s. with the beautiful
hbrlc thu hls heBd built nv The hands If
u our FJyuIHtidjary Flffrgrs. they who
are born legislators should from their esrItrst
infancy, Devote themselves to tie 4rG1jrp-
nant Ut thu knasyleltn, BIZ which Aloge, fhey
are !" be qualii u 10 fiji the duties Of ths
res onslbIe off that MI dtgbIte .on Ihem
a7th9 suatpssors Of tho ~trinlars 0f orr con.
S'ltHtion. How else arc thess enIs IN be
attained than by the general dtH'lion Of Ed0-
ot'on! Partial u %tn"atlon, th at IL, Education q
- Y - f'iN ttttlI I1 GIfittEItiil AT all. Ir
ftr whilst tbs fsw rfsn, it proportion to tlloir =
elevation, will The ureJucalei iHass h. dr.
BASED; and thus tllC former, from no Natural
5srtdfilyi bit merely from the advaatjtiols =,
3id Of stltlcatldh. viii td ettHled NJ ts1ro Il
lowers and privileges incompatible Wi, the :.
equality OF the whole. Then certainty dHs Of 4
he primary objects of thos DESTROYS If the i
,erPetuaiiOn OF our free institutions, must he )
ne general diffusion If useful knowledge. i,
The character Of Washington orcupiea - -,
napier on the paFes Of History, op which We -.
we'll with Infinite pleasures We feel relieved ~
ON The horror and disatIs3 dGeasi9n.d by >
1e recital Of the atrocities, fIit Itave from
me 70 tlms been perpetratei on He human y,
zee by those celebrated tyradts Of mankind. =,
no regardless Of the rights Of 1flisrs, and 4
'tIated by a selfish ambition, have arisen e:
their bloody deeds to a "Bad entfnence" ~
so Ii gil, however, as to place them bsyopd WI
G 8xecratl6ns and Vengeance Of an inilred ~
opl6. We have seen him IN the walks of .
ivats life; at the head Of a gicforiotjs army. ~
d presiding over n great nation, always op9
%5sessing the same Integrity df prtdtiple. am'
ways actuhted by the same vlrtd1ds motives, "
ing with moderation the poser heabed on
by Success, aud wearing without arr,. ~ =
nee the honors lapishod on llihilby Tho love 1T G
= feApeCl ~ Dis f0nntrymeH, patignt IN al. ~
'slty. ~ prosperity not Gated, Ibis iudge. -
mt unbiased by passion or prejudice was ,"9
n correct aud his actions rarnly;erropcons, nav
countering bis fellow man ON The Aeld NJ NV
tie, only il. deferce Of his gountfy's liberty, pun
forms q striking exception 10 nlost other "e'
at military cbHitd1ndcrs. He pdaaeqged
exhibited all their heroic, brave, and adj. Il
properties, without tho at11tlinaty IRON
ts of character,tbat generally mark The % !
'ef Of military chieffaiis, Vito fave ac. a.ica
ed much Of their renown in waxing war Eng
The sake Of extending their dom;ofon Or Of Ssc4
ilrtrg military fame. And in fine ~tEgfonph -
ng life Of usefulness the distinguishing an",
ure Of his character Was The love Of bis ntHs.
1trys ever on the mi vivo to %preydnt any r ne
'%oachment on its political freedom, and ''u -
with wisdom advising means to secure no.
prosperity and happiness u it's ~ritigans, ragy
= we thank the Almighty for h1 divine indu.
~ permitting US 10 enjoy the prosperity the !
happiness flowing from the Liberty en-. stch
ed 20 our care by the heroes Of lie Revoa been
NJ let US in imitation Of Washington fall |,
u With 4 Jealous eye, the s~liehtegt AZ. renew
to encroach on that liberty; and lot 1s cline
by the same zeal for nltr conn. witho
prosperity that he always eyinceJ, and and VI
ray confidently hope TO hand down to our itves
rem, pure and unsdlIjed, IN all ir dripinaI 70 re-
y and worth the precions Jewell left ns Mary
n fathers. that s