Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-31

eSpfeesibtes made OF iaHtpafftdh paftAtss q
ivaiirt BIZ sach bach, dt8 d htefury sfieh he iiita,
iFadging along iato teen a. II te1i0plilg Tram
thatt old homes n q tep md naoctnpttd spol.
Prentice takes OF one ot thelr mummefy
scenes Ii lht following humorous manner
G'ba Locofocos of Madison ia,tfied 70 raise
a big hickory on tho evening Of the 22di ~
fell twice, however, aud they had 70 give up
lie miserable job till The next daf, Tfeif most
truHtw6rlhg man Was appointed "a WAtelIl over
night and pfoteeti II againstlhe faseallY Wings
The watchman however fell asleep, and, whom
he nwole In the morning, the pole was safe,
but his shoes and breeehes were gone His
appearance, we hardly need sAy, was dread.
nttly annoying to the numerous market Wes
me a, 10 whose view he was fully exposed,
II VAS thought, that the Laros would nj
soon as possible, collect q fund 10 raise their
pole and buy their Waterman I pair u hfee.
ches.
Native American SoctslIea- FJfeIg HEFE
Cdth0Ros- Philadelphia riots, 8e, det-fle
wanlon and fallaeious tracts, brought out late.
II on ttcBc subieclr, By the immaculate Amos
Kendall cslls loudly for refutatign WeeLal
devote d small spaeo 10 our subsequent nun.
beers 10 this subject We shall give lialo..
nv Of the rise aud progress 81 Native Atneri.
can societies aadthe chief actors IN that cause,
from the year 1887 when Tie ilrsl society was
formal at Washington, II waa called Tie
" National Native American Society aad all
other societies we're intended to he auxiliary
10 II.
We refer adopted citizens 10 the following
article from the New York Tribune. II por.
trays ii bright colors the deeeitful mems used
By ~demagogues and syeophlnig 10 attain their
endp
A|noprEp CIrlzEgp Pom ED--Tferea are poias
Politicians and Journalists Whoa unfBrBtood
10 be especially friendly to Adopted Ctttzant
IL n cIa N, and We have sometimes been rank.
ed with them. We dttelRim the honor, We.
would GLADLY do GOOD 10 all lpensAR tneu aud.
brethren we have i still nearer affection for
the citizens ol our country, and ionot Inquire
where they were born but we Do not desire
any credit from adopted citizens as such
when thew are unjustlY treated, we shall
speak out in their behalf,of rather ID behal
of ~iustiec, when they Do wrong, 81 shall show
OUT ENNA VIII at EANHANt ASNhhJ aNEANfH'h FtsA
condemning the setpng.
Il there are any Adopted Citizens Nho be-
heye That We regard right tnhfc thaB party and
their good more than their votes, veask hose
10 hear us on one point. and, If We ure right,
nrae our council on Tie attention of their bre.
thren every Wliofc. Our advice is--Rtgard
| srtrV niaa as Roilr enemy seho seeks 10 make
gan a separate class tn he midst ofthe Amerf-
M NHaa%T WNET ia IA 50 yNf@ IN fnXfl ~ Nv ~ l.4
such lie surely III. Ii your rights, civil or re.
%liHious, are invaded, you must assert aud vim.
dicate them but Id all ID Americans, claim.
inc the rights Of Americans, defending the
/ priRciples of Americans. Wheneyef you al.
iow Yourselves 10 be kepsrated fren native
citizens, ap caled to Dis ~atrlass or d church,
manuuvered this way Of that, as Germans or
| Irish, Catholics or Pedestrians, Won are sure
Is suffer. Your allies may profit BIZ II YOU
may shout over a trihnAph3 but the apparent
victory Mill lie 10 yousa raal liscomftnfe-
You are Americans, IL righs1ultY citizens here
IL all, and any appeal nj YOU as something
else than this must be misehieYous andis In
ualh insulting.
Ii il no ncW discovery that the enemies of
adopted citizens (as of ollers) who are most
10 be dreaded are their f1igerers. The dem
agogues Wbo excite their 4anity, inlsme their
passions, praise their faults, in the hope of
making PACK horses &c them wherein to ride
| into Office, these are iheir sorest scoarses.-
The worst ufthesc are oftento be found among
/ the corrupted members q ihtir own body. Ii
is these fellows, wfo treat adopted citizens
as iliats, tools or slaves. who expose them 10
contempt and hatred. Witness he following
resolution recently passed BIZ tie German La.
cofoco Association Of Louisville, XIV.
"Resolrsi, That We request every German
to register his name 90 tho protocol book and
that every one who leaves The party Without
giving his reasons before a public meeting,
SHALL RE PUBLISHED IN TIE PUBLIC PArERs
AS 4 FELLOW WORTHY re- BE -RneocNIzED
AS 4 c~aNTENNEB OF THE GERMAN NATION
lie make no comment on this resolution,
farther Than to say That any one whoean sub
mit ta BE yOke1 and pokei, and haHstruna, af-
ter this fashion, cannot possibly know what ii
IS 10 be d freeman. He is ftt 10 be the beast
of bafthen that lie makes himself. But We
donot believe such schemes can prevail Their
extravagaace Will prove their oyerthrow.-
They need bit 70 be exposed 10 BE aetestcd.
Tpe are proud 10 know that 10 man seekst Id
win vo'eFs 10 oas side bg sneh means. five
csnao1 succeed without Sisch, iet us fail. We
want NOM 20 go sth us because they we're
born here or there, au. .t5auee lie public bol-
icY advocates bf our party vii more conduee
to the We.fafc Of The atoie People than that
Of our opponents. If any yote thinks with
as On this r8int, We expert his vote. IF ne
drinks Otherwise, lot fHIa vote x~itlrour aager-
sarice. as be ought
s. The Advocate taaa eyinces much con
Germ about The movements Of the ladies' III "a.
vor Of The Wig Canse.-Tbey are only send
ing back a hearty response. to the united vol
ces Of thousands and TENS Of thousands, Of the
patriotic daughters Of other states who arc
daily lending their aid 10 support Of Clay and
our Country.
Heaven bless you L.tdies aud speed your
eaSrts in lie noble cause you have SO warmly
espoused, with your bright smiles and glad
hearts TO cheer US oa la The coming contest,
victory is rendered doubiy certain,
"0ur caHss is inst, aa3 ctr uaioa rerf,cL''