Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10

EpAteV tfGNAl9b ~ y IS - ", #I9..
a,4,s,st1 qopxompd tile day Before any hing
ssli6lic was doi.e in respect to II, the House
= aai'qr"ed.
Iunag CAxoSsL IA resolution ha",9g
kaan introduced ia the Legislature by Mr..
Syllc, some days aEo, to.appoinl . select COM
pst.oa far tba purpose of investigating The
Nil M nnndact Of that gentleman. Mr..
sgsp.nrp nddresgod a etler 10 The Lcgls!a.
GuFe.
MIR Phelps, from q Select COMMITTEE upon
tte lster IF Judge Caaongc, stated that the
.eommite considered tbfat' aa no ehaFse mas
been preferred against shat functletIsfF' they
eeula NOT 10 into an investigation q ~ coi,
tluc,, and thofelrre ASKED to be discharged
ffom tha further consideration q the SUBJECT
Tflo molten prevailed
roSnersR-Thrre was an animated debate
pls ybe subject Of the protection Of the Oregon
Territory IN the oath. Alec a debate on The
IaFaa. Rlth qnestious were postponed for
llrtder a.scassion.
10 re,urn DUR thanks to Gen Bernard lorR,
,,,ry ~ fhc State T'reagureGs-R ee-0 9 sh1d
~ ,ha nrrEge reports next week
III. MorEaa, ESQ, Tor late city papers.
ExrrAorpisAEr-We are requested to
STATE that Dr. +, Coombb intends Inesnerizing
4 subject this evening, End extracting a tooth
ifom hial, eldle undor that influence.
soyets articles q interest omitted for want
u sPuce.
4hs Bac&eys Blassai h.-- we perceive
lY the Nos 0rleRDs psfpers that our friend
IL getting III In ;hat ciEy ss we'll as we cx-
peeged, Tie way ho c&n talk politics is a
caution to- denagogpest We would say 10
him ,ay ia MardGlf And d--a be be who
nest crtos ~hold--enoagh, The opposition
nnp eall him What theg please, we call him
i perfect tenn Butlbe policy ofour friends
II. t gou4 cannot beat a man in! argument
call him i hleRkguard, 1 mechanic, and es-
p~eciaIls 1 blacksmith has m rght TO come
ard ealighiaa as free citizens, We want none
Int lawyers aud iual9 shill gentry. Hurrah
lor hambug,
balls we arc happy to sac that the hint
We cave fhe mannagct% of the king bali had
kood effect. Last Monday, they gave ak'
kp'euIid entertainment atthe Mansion House.
Such occasions are seasons of relaxation i
yron The duh monotonY of every day life, and
maEes us for time forget that we are suf.
eFiaa marlals. II II oar duty 10 Cater for the
amusement nf the fair sex, and such the {
klpus of last Monday viewed it. They de.
serge credit fir the manner in which they
dss hareedthei duties. MIR Smiths depart.
tneni was also faithfully attended 10.
There bake haen tGo or three balls during
The week IL different parts 81 The tarn. Orr
cit zons arc determined not 10 die OF hyppo-
roudfia.
ngSaY CLAn The reception of This gen
~iIenanain The eall;h. bas been truly crafty
int. his presence las been warmly cheer
1 every WHORE helssttatelled lhy his parti- c
Fans. Tie Deta0ffsfg, who ire warmly c
hhpaPel 10 him in prlacipie admire him as m
Ealnest and independent man. FIN Me lam Y
saare 81 4 great man They love tile aobly $
4 rang better lhaa they do the ufeaniy right A
Me. CAtHorS-The Charleston papers
II ,he Goth contain Tie circular l]5lerof John .
c. Calhoun, addressed to his P~ar'isans and
announcing his dctermi lation not to il
,ppear As d candidate for the PRESIDENCY 1t o
% Baltimore Convention. ]
Nlth respect To the docnmentiiseH, it con :
isis eHEd4iata VI "A NH'e wy H'ei4Nt anu
;anerai Ticket system, and an elaborate for
ible and Ingenious argument against the lat /
- ant republican, inequitRJle and des. :"
rpe,se IL fhe rights Of ne m%inorRy. Tie :.
aEteris written in ar. Calhoun'k usual tersa, =;
unlicensed and logieal style and as a piece of :.
erere well d;ges14d reasoning it is worthy Il
III author.
Ia regard 70 the future. at. Calhoun saws h,
NJ lttls. He mttnatee that he is al the !"
sn,ss1 " his frieIds and declares that be l.
NJ decision wha}agar il may, he will rest "
mtent. THE folloAing closing. passages dc.
.-anssrate pretty CLEARLY that there issan i'm. th
s.aabEe gulf betxken him and Mr.. Van Bu- ia
mi iudace fhh conclusions that ia the III
80 between that genilemaa ard Henry be
w.. Mr. Calhoun will stand aloIf, or to en- he
fle ~uolliral plraseolugy Of tie daY, will Gu
ascrrs lbe po1itisn of an armed neutral be
NJ views of SIR CT IN regard ID Tie Tariff, Il ca
st4nasf needless T. say. we consider tntally tel
resrect and uu4vauded, bit We afe willing an,
ieRhiai h3.c the Fall forge Of bis reasoning ST.