The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05

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Briant, Esq, has assumed the duties. The last
number is decidedly Of American Republican
caste.-Success attendthe "Creole."
Grin our rscapisulation ofthe Presidential
vote, last week, We gave Indiana % NH. Clay,
Il has gone forMr, Polk By 4 smalImajority.
POT POURR.
aApproaching objects cast their shadows be
fore;' and we often find .rumors's turn out truths.
However it may be in the present cases, we
merely giyethe following paragraphs, which we
find in our exchanges
"a political Rumor.-The Mobile Herald Of
Thursday ys:s%"Ther was asrlrnor intown
yesterday, that reliable intorms Ton had been re,
reived 10 The following effect that Che demo.
cratic electors 81 New York iAii resolyedfo cas-
their votes for Martin Vnn BuIlda, and thus throw
the election % resident into efongrcss.
Locotocos Al not 70 green as his, though
shows there Is dissatisfaction somewhere.
Here is another, which appears to have a bet
ter lounaation for truth. The electors woul,
show their sense by voting for a .no-mistake'
Tariff man
sAnoihcr Rumor.-A report reached this cit,
yesterday, BY way Of the rivers, that the Penn
~syivania Electors tIacotoeo1 had Writtenfn lae
tlM Mr.. Polk, demanding to know his view
Tariff from
Ina xiaMofthisrvo esan Wherein admit
ted the gaNGbiiay Of that party
YAe Fraud Confessed. - NSGwat TILT the
is over, the Locofoco pressSSss 6rgT bogin-
ming sogeta glimpse at the truth. Fh8 ~. Y.
Plcbeian acknowledges that ssHgs ssrls of
Pennsylvania, The friends Z, oT9op. 6sf2oSn prdc-
tisfd dishonesty, and represented himhis suiendly1
% tho TarT Of 1872" 1.-THE read r Iin sub.
stitste 'tal parts for "some parts will get
ii the real state Of the case. Thatpeople OIL
Pennsylvania were swindled into thu support Oft
Polk, hy AS Aagrant an act d political knave.
" as ever diggraced n party. 1t is well enough
to put the confession ofthe PIebeian on record.
Il will serve ior reference hereafter. Bee.
We shall cAasc with the following
N. etmorsEhe Washington Correspondent ofE
Tie New York Herald writes on the l2th ult
"a r1mor IS ID circulation, and by many credited,
That South Carolina and some ofthe other South.
ern States intend voting for the Hon. John c..
Calhoun, for the purpose Of carryiing the election
into the House"
LOUISIANA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a visit
70 this institution on Saturday last, we were
struck al thc manlt improvements which have Ia.
ken place, and aJes still progressing, sinccit has
como under the Infringement Of the new lessees
-Mcssrs. Mcl4ahan, Pratt Il 10. Being po.
liselY eondacted oyS the promises, BY these gen
tlelnsE we found, ipon entering tho first and
second stories fthsgbuilding known formerly AZ
the cabinet tlnd SHY shops, Tint they hadbeen
Transformed ilitOlo a and spacious apartments for
the manufacture 81 bagging and bale ropes
Near this building is to beerected another, for
the same purpose. Adjoining the southern wall,
has been ccfstructeda iine building for tic shoe
shop, and the story once occupied as a Wheel
wright shop, 10 now turned Into an establishment
toraNcaying the bagging. After takinga curse.
20 glance ne the operations going on, we took
our leave, well satisfied that the institution was
n 4 prosperous and Aonrishing condition, and
that ~ Will become the great mart of planters
lpf purchasing their bagging and bale rope and
negro supplies "a shoes and clothing.-Batoa
Rassc Adrocdte,8
Alarge quantity ofhemp. il bales, was Ian
ded At TINS place. from thenpper country, Satur-
day last, destlncd for the Penitentiary.-I6id.
THE MErHoDIsrsIN FErIcfAVA.-.At a Quar-.
~ Meeting Conference of the Feliciana Circuit,
Louisiana, held at the Olive Branch Camp
Ground, on the 9Th October, 1914, the follow.
ing resolutions were proposed and adopted, viz
Rcsotced, That in the opinion Of this Confer.
enEes thc contemplated separation ofihe Metho.
ales Episcopal Church ii the United States,
Oagek natfo take place, hut rs i last and only re.
e0f&
RssosgSas THAI with view is effect 4 recon
chlasioA ~ tAe present unhappy diferonce that