Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-14

!: News PROM EuRopE--The news received
by the E~4ibernia are rather Interesting. The
sniost important piece Of news by this arrival
is the bonbardnent Of Tangiers by the french,
land taking possession thereof Trouble be-
:twcen France and England was confidently
:eypecfed 10 be the result IF the bonhardment
,of TangieFs. There had been a favorable
change ii Cotton-tendcacg IN favor Of buy
ess. There was o good trade demand. The
Queen Of England has given birth 70 a
prince. Joseph Donaparso ox,kingof sPnin,
died Of Florence, on the 2sth July. lis
brothers teroaie and Louis we're With him At
his demise.
We are sorry 10 state that that beautiful
packet, the Brilliant was seriously damaged.
by falling from her blocks IN the Dry Dock
al Algiers. A great deal Of the furniture in.
her cabin was damaged and destroyed. The
dock, however, has been repaired, and the
brilliant again hotsted on ber ways, and We
soon viii again have the pleasure Of seeing
her restored in this trade:
UIftbe health Of our town continues az
good as it is now, Doctors win have to turn
their attention 10 ether pursuits, than the
practice d medicine.
THr BLACK C~ockADE..Oh! Rose that
coal black Rose! ~ rose by any other
name would smell az sweet to Locofoco Of.
factories. The Democrats of our ~neighbor-
ing State Mississippi, have determined 10 "re-
pudiate'' the sublime distractions ofihe sym
pathetic Dorr, democratic resolutions, lately
evolved from the highly concentrated a~ssoeia-
ton or their party in East Baton Rouge. The
great democratic sponge, absorbs a variety Of
doctrines, which have been supported by the
great and good Of our land, to be snbyersiye
Of the best interests of civilized society, in
GLIDING among others The scarlet principles,
hanging upon the following names BRowsoN
down East, a good w~ays.--the father of the
agririsn orleYelling system who adyoc ties
Il Great liberty, Win claims al property
| for universal use, no matter how acquired, or
by " HlbG llluuHtiy hlu 4ilt@a'lBVhSD a. - -
ed
DoRR--The traitor, who from the sinks &
sewers of the cities of New York & Boston,
borrowed q foreign "Canaille" 10 aid him in
notwithstanding the state of Rhode Island, by
attacking the fundamental laws of the land,
and The authorities under them!--and when
| opposed by the arms of the state, fled like q
base coward, from Chepatrhet. Dorr was in
4t;t.J tuatt.rI ybo rrr0nF TAOponarafjp rpacp
Convention at Nashville, which he declined
for certain reasons, not necessary to mention
here, for fear Of wounding the very tender
feelings Of The weeping, mourning and Black
C0ckads democracy, of East Baton Rouge.
RoBERr DALE OwEN.--Whose moral and
social creed making the fairest ,fotcers Of
Heavens creation common property.-Of all
Gods beautiful universe--w oman is the most
beautiful. What would become her condi-
ton, if l~ocofoco doctrines (and the party is
responsible for all the acts Of all the mem
bers that il s~ustains) could be realized sin
extenso."
FANNY WRIGHT.--The associate advo-
cate with Owen of the democratic doctrines
Of the universal appropriateness of all things
under the sun, whilst pleasure may light the
way, or physical ability endure the burthen.
ALEXANDER G. McNUTr-Late Govern
or of Mssissippi--the father of Reputation,
as the honest me ms of paying State debts
and who proclaimed that forgery was no crime
when uttered against a chartered Banking
Institution.
JOHN G. CALHOUN The patron Of nullif-
cation as a RICH tut remedy for imag nary in
justice in national legislation and unequal
taxation, which Doctrine was introduced to
8Ln G.utb T,.ot3,o c,L1,lz aF1 IN bps TAopno