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References
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Immediately their arrival at Albany, by the steam
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ID. SACkETr
Secretary, Troy
A. REED,
MIN Agent Whitehall
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

UFAn election to fill a vacancy in the
Senate Of the Louisiana Legislature, occa.
stoned by the death of Mr.. Hoa, of New
Orleans, took place in that city on the Goth
ult. and resulted in the choice of demo-
Graf. This victory has nearly turned our
democratic friends crazy; they have gener-
ally come to the concluson--and wiselv-
that il is useless for them TO make an effort
as they see the people arc determined not
TO support their measures or men, and the
wings observing all this too, are beginning
to fold their arms in security, and neglect
even 10 go to the polls; the result Of such q
course, will be, that our opponents will beat
us in other instances, as they did in New
Orleans. The wings always lose their
power through slothfulness. The present
Congress would have been wing in both
branches, had the wings been as vigicnt as
the democrats were; but they lost their
Presidcnt-got discouraged, seeing no
chance to do good unto the country, forget
ting, at the same time, that by being vigi.
lent, and keeping in the majority, they
could prevent harm being done. The pros.
perity and happiness of our beloved
country is closely identified with the sue
cess Of wing principles, and the wings act
in bad faith TO their country by not sus-
tanning them vigilontly. "ERERNAL vigi-
iencc is the price Of Liberty"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30
ELECTIONS.

Our democratic friends are Just now
making a good deal of noise over the cleo
ton Of a State Senator in New Orleans,
and heraIding it forth as a victory to their
party, when, in fact, it involved little or no
principIc--was a special election--and not
much interest taken in it by the people,
poor fellows, they will be glad TO crow over
the election Of justice Of the peace or
constable by fall.
But we have piece of news from
an important section of country, viz: the
Piusburg Congressional District, lately rep.
resented by the Hon. Mr.. Wilkins, at pre-
sent Secretary of the Navy. Our wing
friends there elected whig'to fill the va.
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Wilkins, who is a democrat! If the demo.
Gratis were to achieve such victory as this.
now, it would take one their largest sized
papers to give an account of it. We do
not feel disposed to crow over such a small
victory as this-for if we begin thus soon,
at such victories, we shall "get out of soap
before the war is ended. We would Just
remark, however, that the election of Mr..
DARRAGH, from the Pitlsburg District, over
a locofoco free trade-itc, proves that the
Tariff is not working the ruin Of the coun-
try and bringing distress upon us quite as
fast as our democratic orators in this coun.
ty would have US believe.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

L. +. JACKsoN.-We copy the following
from the Missouri Reporter, which seems
to be in answer TO an article in the Missuu-
rian. With the aid of the Pilot" the
democrat" and the "Missourian," toge her
with travelling the country over making
speeches, Mr.. Jackson will certainly gain a
little notoriety, if he should fail to get
Eight Dollars a day and roast beef 1t
may he as well to remark that the junior
editor Of the Reporter was at Jefferson du-
ring the last session, and speaks by the
card"
The Missourian says it has received letter
tIom G. F. Jackson Esq denying that lie op.
posed the call for a convention during the last
session Of the Legislature. Now Mr.. Jack son,
the god father Of Two Of the Infamous currency
bills, need give himself no uneaSineSs about his
political standing in this State for "burnt bran
! dy can't save him" The journals Of the House
show that he lodged the vote on the Convention
bill, and every member Of that body knows that
| he made a speech against amending the Constitu.
ton, 50 as TO permit the necessary increase Of
members in order 10 insure equal representation.
| lie declared in speech, when the amer lment Of.
| Tered by Mr.. Wells was under debate, that he
would never favor proposition which would in.
crease the number Of Representatives beyond The
limit prescribed in the present Constitution. The
defeat oil those amendments was asCrbed, in part,
to the stand he then took. Representatives from
the one member counties could not be expected
10 vote to deprive their respective counties Of a
Representative. How does Maj. Jackson expect
to equaze representation in this Slate? Does
he wish TO deprive the small counties Of mem.
Der? If not, he must have changed his position.
or his present professions with regard to equal
representation are downright hypocrisy. 1t will
not do for such political trickster to use harsh
epithets, or he may have his own likeness drawn
and exhibited in all its disgusting lineaments tc
the honest Geemen Of Missouri. Did he not re
peat gross misslatement several times during
the debate about the election Of Bank officers
and then boast OF his conduct after the election
was over? What claims has such man to ere
, dence? Did he not recklessy violate his pledge:
10 several members about the bill TO district tn,
, State? Aye-when and in what has he exhibited
the characteristics Of good Democrat or homes
politician? Was it in his course in relation t
Bank officers, whilst acting as a sworn membe
: of the last Legislature? Was it in advocating bill
which proposed to trample on individual right:
and to violate the Constitution which he haC
sworn TO support? Such man pretend 10 sin
t cerity, or political honesty! Bah!
} We do not wonder that he is ashamed 10 hav
. his official conduct known TO his constituents.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

THE WAY THAT VICTORY WAS GAINED. -
The locofocos of New Orleans at the late
election for State Senator, raised a furious
riot in the Sd ward-broke open the bal.
lot boX-and scattered the ballots to the
winds and the vote of one entire ward was
thus lost. The locofoco vote at the late
election is nearly double the vote given last
December. All law and honesty were set
at defiance in granting certificates of natu-
ralzation--and after manufacturing about
eighteen hundred votes in that way and
destroying the ballot box of one ward, the
result is heralded forth as democratic
rictOryi
Alas! alas! for our Republican Institu.
tons, when such means are rcsorted to for
PARTY PURPOSES!