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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
WIN Markham

nov o. band az me Store = 9'uTtd stteeH's
Gsnsrai assortment gg0ods, consisting IN Pa1
gf the foilobtng articles.
Dry G00Bs-Ksfsey's assorscd, Kentucky
icons, piei4 lins6g, red flannel, white DO
union 90, canton do, gihaeia esnabufgs,
Georgia cotton duck linen drilling, cotton NJ
(assort6d,1 brown shiftfnn AZ, 90; sheet
Ings, SD GA, bteaehed shifting ! 4l4, India
sheetibg 1914 apron ehefks, furniture d9
blue drilling, eoftoBadcs, bedtickinh'es French,
English and American points ainebam'st mus.
lin de lame, f6I6nfed tambfic, black Do, @bito
10. black ta6by velvet, brown holland, Russia
sbeetibe, Irish jjhen DO, l0I4, cstton diaper,
linen do, daBask table Do, IA, Scotch DO
Russia Do, cotton Waddibg, long avn, IRISH
linen, cotton diaper napkins, linen dartask DO,
brown linen tabls cloths, Russia crash, c6l.
cured ~sitesf8, white cotton ffinget French
bombazjbe, English m6rin6, narsetiss coun :
tet oanes, black Italian ~cfavate, p6ngee SIN
lhAks's India Ban1anna do, cotton do f1adrase
do. valencia shaWls, Florida hdks'E, lnstrjfg
| ribbon assorted, ladies' white cotton hose,
Col6ured do, embroidered do, chlldfen's de- De-
mems cotton haIf hose nefibo DO ladles tbeY
teaux gloves, KID Do, assorted colours, SIX DO
d., d., mems SILK w., do, do, white Berlin do,
buckskin do, cotton and linen tapes sewing
| silk. Ta0EOf's spool thread, assorted DO, Do
su%spendefs, linen thread.
GEOcEBtgsACandie coffee, rec, goshen
buffer. cheese, pine apple do clio. olaio,
| Olives. eapets, Un~derWood's mustard, French
DO, DuCg wheat nUfr, IH0fpas toOacc6, ONE
mon DO, cigars assorted cut tobacco, brown
sugar, loaf sugar, family soap, moDonqabela
Wbiskey, champagne brandy, holland gin, Ma
deira wine, elaret do ntiscat, do, assorted
cordlals, d. b. s. London porter, Dawson x
ale, On wood andb0ftIes,J bettled cider Slough.
tons Dittefa, orange lover water, cbrtaut
jelly Havana pfesergefs, prnues, r~aisjne, cur.
rants, cfaaberfiee, almonds, c)itrop, tomato
ketchnp, walnut da, mushroom do, assorted
| fCkles, maearoDi, germicelle, black pepper
ground 10, cinnarton, ginger, sardlnes, mack
efeI, Goldfish, race ginger hGtmegp, cloves,
mace, allspice, cassia, starch, indigo, s%alt.petrG
salaratus, lemon syrup hams, lard, soda Bis
cut, olive Oil, Canton soy, anperial Tea, gun.
powder do, young dyson Do. Po9chong De-,
powder ana shot, paste backing, scotch snuff.
PAINrs Ons &c~-Gum arabics gum cam
phor, essence Of peppermint, crocus martjs,
emery, white wax, yellow ochre, rotten stone,
pumiee stone, Spanish whiting, dry Whitehead,
White lead On oll,) window glass, putty, lin
seed oil, castor do, sperm do, refined whale do,
spts. turpcotine, lamp black, alum, coppefas,
epson salts, Gtherage, bath bricks, copaI var.
nisb, black do.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
AVIS.

lie soussigne prend cette occasion pour
remercier ses amis ct lie public en- general
pour Encouragement liberal quill a reeu de
leuf part, ct les informe gull a 6tabli un
~nouyeau magasin sur rilet en- arri&re de la
ge6le, Oh il laura constamtnent en- vente toutes
sortes d'epiceries ct provisions pour les habi.
tans, consistent en-
Toile ct corde d'emballage, fcelle,
Sci de tontes qualities, graisse, jambons ct
beurre,
sucre blanc ct commun, Cafe de Rio ct de
la Havane,
The, riz, chandelles let sagon,
CouYerfes en- taine, cotton de Lowell, etof.
fes grossieres pour negres,
Verrerie Fayence ct Poterie,
Whiskey, Eau-de-vie, Anisette, &c.
Tabac, fromage, poudre fine, capsules ct
plomb,
Souliers pour hommes ct femmes,d de toutes
les qualities.
" II fat DIES avanees liberales sur lie co.
ton ct Sc charge de Pexpedier.
Sept 81 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

s.. II. Shirley, %avoeat, otc, prattqtera dan
les C0ur des toisiGme. qualTietne, ct hu4ism
districts judldaitea.
Tontea afbires c6nftes 4 ses SONS reee
won't fattenfen Ia plus agsidue. 1ltiehtson
bureau i Babn Rouge, he.
I3 H]0VetnETe. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Doors N sHoEe-Calf boots, zeal do,
thick do, calf sewed broQans, peQged do, Kip
do, do, russell do, do, boys kip broaaDs DO, zeal
do. ladies' welted buskius, kid slips, ties, bro
gans, morocco slips, coIored do, do, childreqs
kid shoes, bsogags, coloured buskins, ciofb
brogans, infants colored morocco boots, Misses
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
CIGAKEs ~ "a WAYIYB

JesEpH IuHEH (a1tfemeht Jaeho) %i1fafiDe
10 nahlip d'tbt ct d'Oa6st Baton Rouge, aa'j
Z o. Yente eh gtos ct en- ddtails des eigafes
dune atialitd superior.
Alasi Citten, Jus dd %eitfoni ~laueHfa fdsa
A6fA te8 nfia n6atftAs
a9hl 10 n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
FURNITuRE.

on consignment a lot of Furniture eonsts-
ting Of Dining and Breakfast tables, beau
reaus, Bedsteads, &c, for sale BY
PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

la il fays, d monde rafntnff taHI HsYfalt
le tst4etfiaf He il toH9d6te, H9s4eY. Sic.
Till d1 Mtka, tiant ~ 80 aiattib I'd blbli.
vsfieai s9ntfe Alien ua croft lu1tsfgis
qla soD ~eSpediltoh Cyl i eigee eBhife San.
6a, eaf il BIZ peut estlt5et le ampafer
dAjUb fat ID force, III He ffaniits tatIs
Vie faf III f%anitae, eaf tlU faitsfahif sfs.
nppfaFislanaefnfns 81 gfahlo paftia pr
EELlpsfs
lH iH%HnHtllpal silf, gH noyei15fe COL
Hft5t3 iY aura me 6eiipsf tHt8le I'll l11es
clio lunfb Hlfa pf1eifatast aia 9elfp
4e iNitti lla il s1I@li
ifs lfaiaihf ds flha4 iii Fdellp5e de
Illlahe irJltroat 4 ID yfasls IL lt9li-tafiFi
parse gft le allfoat leu Hllat e lover fa#
astfti inaia 90fgi felies g1'on 4 Ponffl
Uit4atitft
tafano Clans soa plfif) iii ltYefa Az
HnlfB l1fi15tql ii bUtn (ienip9 hdYenl ii
linatabt meme itFnilelff IA stIHiI hiiis
ID disllo Ne Ia l1aa sti ttalytfl, 5RRllsl Ia
All d04t 1a l'apid, nldit Rl1nsl IL Plus eii
plaa iansliptlbra 3a b tpffei Fl sir 10 point
ltg 6lte bhlt6fetneht iHmaf4a 40 palat DIT
son leYeF. l.A lmid na in0itfafa rl1a, e1
ptiet, ault tftspfllt ct0issfht le4 daflifs
e4 bas. d pei1e yisitlat hi aai lisphfaitfa
una lt1It8 aptes GaHzt it3ta lh 58M
ae e6tnIneneet8 'eutipse ldlalni ht4Qi da'
nleartft ii ala th 5lnit. Att 5a1tt ds ea
lempst a GA 3asut liz tofd infafiaut de la
t1Hp W HmeneeEa Il se 9tgagef DO I'onlbfe
ie ii terfp, ~ nUtttdra on bfpFsaet ties
petit f8bgfd, lf4 eethes tl hait Nm 10
Ytrfn. des saH pflneipe y Un " t%heruile
me b4liplf az ~ il4 d7afes, d III" n q
ta eetinAs. y gauebe NJ 90 deR94H i 3,Ald6i
bafan, pfesu1a ] III ieiaisdistante d~9,eetta
olofla atts Pleiadpe. Ge efoigsant giahdis
III l%'eefaea de III 09dli ils8aa 6b.39m,
qua Il liy1da eHtiet de HI l0ne sufa ,btlai
re, mats eco dstfn h'Hufh feg1gn6 lont son
dglat qllgh, 55 MS al9fs allI scra lofs
Ja ii p%anUbibre.
Q1ant a l~'tetipsB d0 . deeemhfs, Ia N.
he he aonytifu pour Nuts lue b eiUquiadau
slipefia0f 10 dlanetfe d1 s0lptl L'eglat
Ae eet asttd h''an Ffa done qtle bten tai
blcnrnt Aininaa, en softa que pour le plus
gfand numbfe aalle eclipse pasaera ina.
pertue. La conjunction aura lieu pour nous
de 3 ) H. da aptes midi C'est dans Get
ihtseryalle ql'Un p0arfo voir 10 dis9ae du
selpil nordh, aanssa partlo supdrieafe, par
eeiui dc lii lune.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
CARRIAGES. HARNESS, COLLARS &C

-AYLORs PERSIAN THREAD.
100 dozens No, / 2&3. Just received from
New York and for sale by
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
HfRAYEn aN aT0LEH.

HfRAYED 0l STOLEN
From ttia to8d oi III about dc 18th dit., d
bey horse, about TO lahds high married. with
tic harness. and branded 81 q The finder
viii teeeIYa.n suit1ble reward. BY fefefente t.
II ii. DuFR0rQ, Rfagef
Nov. d, 40.
IAKshi Or
- Oil Jaftaa5s plantation iN6
niles bai8W l8tuit Rouge, a bay
~atailib1 Hb9lt Ia ii4Hd8 high
&sstaf iiita fafahall ldid fest
Wldfai aaa8 alibnt ~ Ye8}Fs No BtanH II
Haf1f %bHfesHtihlHs
fiH BAtiaF & requested u ials him away
conforming iBthe law
ii ~ DUfR0GQ
nov. b. 10 l5li
pARDI
II. W BftaiaYi Digbetniypist 81 New Or
leans, respectfully informs die citizens Of East
a1t West Baton Rouge, ttiaiitis bis intention
~ occupy d room It'll tie corner house 6ppo4
sita the fesidehae OF Judge Morgan Tor q short
lime. where he will be piaaBed 10 attend Ii
tlbse AYlnl may faYhf him with theif patron.
ase. tta is dasifpas that all should cal and
examine his specimens, which viii speak for
themselves and guarantees u give d ge9d
picture, with dr without culUriBg, on make M
ttfafge which ia aIl eases VIII be reasonable
Pictures Of any description accurately copied
CONFECTIONERY AND dltOcii.
RIEs.
u. MtBaHtMAa, Informs The public That he
has established d confectionery shop i few
doors below Or. Hohtan's store, wbefe ba
Nil always ltag8 81 hand i large assortment
ut MI Kinds afeUnfafllehaff, preserved )frtIts,
se. tle t6lhas GaReH f6r wedding 1f olilef
parties with despatch ana ID the most fuBsbh-
AID tatins. fie viii also keep 81 hand dG-
ring tie season a stock Of OYSTERS. and
has fitted np fooliis for those who will honor
hin with their patronage.
lie has also a GROCERY STORE two
Of three doors below said confectionery where
lie always keep Of hand all kind of articles IN
that line,
Oct, W, tal4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

URe coaaeuse faataisie. Tine am6ricain
qui y~islfaIs dernierement St-Petersbourg,
admirait fort la statue coIossale de Pierre.
le,grand. II fut prls toat a coup de la sin.
guliere fantasia de monter en- eroupe du.
h6ros, eft avec une audace r~emarquable ii
la satis6t aussit5f, mais l'omhrageuse poll.
CO de la vile velIlait; ellie saisit notre hom.
me ct lie fit condamner a 5000 roubles
d'ameHde. Contme lie coDdamn6 Sc plat
gnait de renornlite de Iamende, on Iui re.
pondit avec beaucoup de sang froid que
''monter a cheval avec les grands hommcs
coutait en- cffet np Pcu cher
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

SUCCESSION AT rRoNH pE FRANCE
Vetei quelqucs renlatqdes htstoflqnes, us.
seq curieuses, sur finterrhptIon, pendant
deUN %stecles, De h succession al tr6ne de
Fence, par les 0ines 4 qli Ii coufoane
6tait d9volue. Dies historiens assurent que
Louis XIII a ed de0x fis, .rt ceiui qu'tls
p]retendpnt avoir 6ld l'ain@, fhomme al
masque de fer, n'a pas regna; Louis XIV
a eu qhatre fills; &4ia6, le.grnnd dauphin,
ma pms regnt. Louis XVI a|eu egaIemeut
do0x ils; le dauphm est morf au Temple.
Napoleon a Ell un fis; lo roi ae Rome non
Plus Ma pas r6gne. Louis XVIII est mort
sans posterite. Charles X d eu deux fills /;
le dauphin, due d~Anguul6me, ma pas ne.
gn6. Enlin. Louis. Philippe ler a Ell six
Ills, et Tame, Il due dOfIeans, est mort,
lui aussi; sans poavoir monter les degrees
In fFAnRa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
One light Family Coach in complete repair,
it will be sold very low for Cash Of approved
paper, by VIZ. TONNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
DIR. Z. j. HEREFORD,

Tenders his professional services TO the
pubic.-Ofice on Lafayette ST.
February 10Th, Is44
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

8ttAsth ~ A1NAF
"Osman.P acha, gouverneur ture d. "A.
tublc, Went dc s~oulever toutes les trlhus da
lNtorul ct du voisinage des yiiles saintes
cnntre raulorit6 de Ia Porte Ottomane.
les voyageurs sont piles, ct N reYotte est
alice 81 lula que Ie pacha de Dschedda ssest
mis- en- campagne contre les reheIles ayec
trois OIL quatre mile hammcS, mais, com.
mes ces tFoupes sont nal pages, ellrs
n~'ohtiennent aicun r~esullut. LautorIte de
la Porte dams IA msr Rouge commence
a Chancellor. La sultan poss6de lie port A.
bvssinleu do Massowa, mais il hui Sera di
hicile dc s'y maintenir. La garrison est
psvee sur 10 reyenu des douanes. Lepa,
cha d'Egvpte await So S v maintenir parce
ou'if aAalt des vaisseanx do gaerre dams Ia
mer Rouge; maintenant que Nassowa est
fentre sous Ia domination turquet les che.
ses o~ntchaag6 dc face. U6ie, rei de TIgre,
yot,drait s~'ciuparer du httotal qui est dams
los maigfs du sheik d'Arkiko ct de Tile de
Nlassowa, pour aVuir un port qua lie rem
dtait maitre du commerce de fAbyssinie.
n await lie proIet de faire uDe expedition.
L'annee dernierp, NJ. de Jacobs, lie ylcai-
re.agneral cathohque, Ten dissuada. dam,
tenant. il yeut de nouveau r6allser ses
mans, IL il d fait des prtParat IS don't on ne
-rornait toutrfuis, point lie E6suitat. Les
Tnrcs ne p~euvent lui r6sister, car lis mont
nas ~ yaisseaux de guerfe dausl la mer Ro0-
y Il Osman, Pacha ne Peut enYoyer de
tonnes conire lui. Nserait a d6siFer CUE les
J,oits de douane que les Turcs Pereoivent
! Yassowa flssent sIpprimes, ct que Ton
mi an ierme aux eSac'tons on sne'A q Ar
ko. lie snHan ne Sc son'teot q" aVec
neIne ! Dscheddaet a Yambo' ct ia douane
tnrane AZ Massowa est un abns qu' par
10 commerce. 81 lie Foi UbIe e'abIIS-
81 droiis De douane mod6rts ct assn
rsIt ,es 3, communications entire Ia cote e' 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
NogyEAux ARttANGEuENs
b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ig s9issignb ihf1l9i | fbEPegtu9ttsemettl6 les
batisseiifs 81 %aiitras, 4iil ast pf6t fare
taltts batisse 90 bfi1ue 90 au'rs Outrage
dams &c g9Hre Il ]f5Urtira ahs8i t0tis les ina
teFiauH ueeessaifes tells que Gha1k, briqhes
sable, i dos conditions raisonHableB.
II dire Sos services aux 1iabitaha suefiars,
ct Il SO aatte, d'apr6s ga Tongue experience
dams des 0igfages de suoreric, ponyoir don.
ter plaine satisfaction
Loyal BEHHEL,
II fey Bfiquet6fie dc Ia Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Ono lie vote total de fOhio dams ID
derm6re election pour gougefneur d etc
d'environ 2o5, 900 voiX; ce qai dome 30,
900 voix de pIus qua rejection Guberna-
toriale de 1912, III % 200 dc plus qua
relecuon Prestdentielie de 1910.
Meurhre daaS Il Caroline al Nord.-
Mus aYans recft her da comte do Cabar-
rus, un handsbill qni otfte. une bonnie "a.
compense pour larfestalloa dun indiyidu.
nomme john Grafton, qui, le "a octobfe
dernier. a tue Thomas +. Harrison, en- lui
tTacturant lie crane d'un coup do baton.
lie meHriTler, Grafton. ouyrier inineur a en-.
yiron 8 pieds 10 ponces; II est fortement
bats ii q les ehegeuX ron.s ct porte oFdinai-
cement DIES l~aYoris; ii a 10 vlsage marqa6
Dc taches de rougae.r II estage d'cnYiFon
81 a 80 ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

northumberland dishes. iii sizss
esall ao, dinheb breakfast and soup plates
eWefs anu bastnsAand Yafious other articles
too numerous to mention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Laceadie sur we habadtioR Mons ap.
prenons par Ii steamboat 81. Landry, que
IL hangar aux bagasses, Do l'habitation
MCall, d IbefYllle, l etc consume mardi-
dernler. Un jeunn nege d peri dams dams
Get incendie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

LES MtLLERtsTEs RgPEarANrs,-Oa
annoaeo que certatps pradicatenrs mile.
ristes tieunont eneote bon II assarent nc
s'eire trompes que da deux sanalnes pour
Ia i'm dn monde, D'autres, MONS betes
on mnins friponS, wNnnent Dc r~econnaitre
en- pleine chaire, dams lenr aglise Do New
York, qulIs s'Gtaient laissd tfonper par dc
faux %colculs ct de %pt6lendnes revelations
mdgafaqucs. Hsont engage les o%uvflers i
%repf6ndre leur Outrage Al / aitendre Ia flo
do monde quand plaira a Dleu dc Ia de.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

OT Call and examine before purchasing.
D CHAS Al. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
vALMOMT PALAO.

ID sept. 81,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Tine bonnie dama Amsterdam, Etal
da New Ynfk, d'ptigiae HoIlandbise, q
ayantno Vuofhies, tfitnta uIe patfo de
bias ani dnyatnnt 6tfe otlefts Az general
Lafayette ] son voyage III ls9a-Lr he.
los Id iepl M8adeg u'aYbnt pas nass6 1
Amateldam sutt par IN ehnhghmehnt dams
sou itineraire, soit par to1te autfe, enuse,
les has l0i f1teht ohyaYes Gu Frahte-eti il
etttvit a Ia bonnie dame Iii plus |thaftaante
lettfo do reluefeimodt,
Madame VOORHEES, tint REIMBURSEMENT, hten
heureuse de ceito lettfe; lnais les sent.
mems los plus wills finiaseft par a'omnasser
par usage eommo tout auttH efrtBe. II
| vint DOM 9n Jour u0 ellie apfouqa Ia besoih
do fare sAv0if, aA'Hutfea QUO yes y%oisins,
anelle aim8ble Iettre ellie await recae dc
Lafayettc-et Ton salt que.
"D6sif de femme cat un ftu q1i d9Yo.
te.e
En y peasant souYent ct lbnatemps, eli
ID tfouyR que ia metlfQpf meyHn otnit d'ens
yoyrf III letlre i tinstittH Ametieaia COM
inc ohJet de eutiosit6 fittefaife. @ Sahit6l
lcteS dtsgauF q BadtfBiofs - baltr
more American content les Mons ie vingts
dcux indtvidus delA cQneAinr1a d'aYoir w.
to on fraOde dana III yllo ID Baltimore.
GEES ylngt deux ihdtNidp9 ont ao0n0 ~ 70.
les. Tin a vote quatfe tais, Ona lance do.
puts lie ~ soptomhfe dh nougeau Wfits pour
votes ~iIIdgaOx. Embarrassment Ia ma
I%iouru partle deces vptans lrand0leUx ont
etc impott6s do P~tuo5ltg, Philadelpaio Of
Washington ct renYpy6s chez enx 10 Ian.
jemain, do yorto gull eat i peu pres ms
nossible do les atteihdfe.
Polynesian., 1844-11-02

gentleman to another, in private life. The
one may be strong and lusty, the other weak
and puny, but physical deficiency does not
lessen the respect due; neither can either
violate dccorum with impunity. As nations
arc affected by the actions and language of
their representatives, it becomes with them
Il matter OF still more consequence, for beside
the loss Of character to the representative by
a neglect Of official proprictics, the harmony
OF his nation and that to which he is accred-
tied, is endangered, and in the eyes of the
world, the odium of his acts attaches itself.
the while, TO his government. The strongest
reasons, therefore, exist for temperate and
conciliatory department. That the United
States expect this Of their representatives, we
have ample evidence, in the letter of date
Goth. January, 1927, of II. Clay, then Sccrc-
tary of state, to Mr.. Racquet, u. S. Charge
d. Ahaircs to Brazil, from which we extract.
1t should be borne in mind that actual cause
of complaint existed in this case; American
property having been scqucstcred by Brazil
ian squadrons, and duties levied on articles
intended for the Charges personal USE
Mr.. Clay, in commenting upon the harsh
language used by Mr.. Racquet, in correspon-
dcnce with the Brazilian minister, writes;-
IHcpcrnsal cfother pcyis Of yom, despatch
cs has occosiomed the President the most HreIy
regret. Redress tor %injarics ought TO be sought
BIZ yon IN language .fym and decisire, bt at
The same hne, temperate anil respectful. No
Cause is benefited By he manifestation Of PAS
SION, on by the use Of harsh and uncouricous
language" Again;--' The degree of ~serrice
1chich q Foreign minister as able to render to
his country, depends much upon the respect and
detcrence whjch he Observes IN his intercourse
1ciM the ministers ond g%orermmcnt to which he
IS accrcdted:" and farther on;-" He Nhc
President arouM hare been better satisfied If
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yow intercourse and correspondence Nth the
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expressions. These he thinks, ought abrams to
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''Othcr measures, and very moderate ones,
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mcnt, that the course you was pursuing was
u wrong one, but you was determined to be
governed only by the advice Of one who was
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! character here, worthy Of your confidence or
that Of the king.
Polynesian., 1844-11-02
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