Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Ships. Not only afa they tuqfg ~ssonnaijeal
but tligir ataugllt of Walar III lighter, and they
4nay e~onReHiea9iy be- made much safff bJ
MEANS Of dividing boats by bulhs bsaas4-muet
more readily done HI itun thanstf6tbef,b uilt
vessels.
What an impulse will ID not Rivo n tic
iron trh9egof Pennsylvania and 10 ship build
ing III Fittsbufgt when iron boats tuno gene
rally 70 d~iqRIsce those now IL use, d
EobtY s~Atp-4I'ha iyhfzs Of ths fjoM
York legislature layo issued long andppyYt
erfal address ~ Tho pooplg uf That STAGE N
view of Tho approaching Presidential election
Il aboaiida III wholesome Truth, tdathsd ID
striking and eloquent language, which must
tell we'll upon the public mind.
The closing paragraph atnbodiog s0tos n75
blo HcntithtHiF, which cannot be tho 0li|fI III
too strongly impressed tipon our hsaFts. We
annex it
1.-THE ehi4 party dorivea Ito principles
from lilo Revolution. n ID deeply .intbned
with Tie spltif If the age. II promotes public
wealth and happiness BIZ protecting personal
industry, and NV developing three resources
with which God las blessed the American
States III seeks Improvement, but drga9B IN
NOTATION II works oft r|ef9ftng, bit adaereK
To existing Institutions and Submits 70 FxiBt.
ing lave, nHiilihey can 10 %feaceEully and cons
stitational Ivy changed, II N devoted M pro.
rress, hut il does not destroy. "a secha 10
establish pcsfcct equality Of political rights /
but ii l6veA upwat4it, not downWartl. -by.
| education and bpntgnaut Legislation, rSt NY
subgertiug established laws or institutions:
II is the party of law, Of order, OF enterprises
Of Improvement, of bene6eener, Of hope and
humanity. Through tho arffop Of this treat
aud generous party httainable national good
may be ultimately secured, and through It's
action wa eau best pfotn6tethe mury eotHptet
hensige interests Of f]foetloln aud Of hutrs1uttg
throughout the world"
A FiGftr ANB All EboPEnRaF sroPagDe-
There was a nice little " fare up iH'New
York the other Sunday, which, b~y.thoehye.
caused Quite IN aiarm. 1t tfe~ out Of III at+
tempted elopbmont ct a very feapod able
young lady With a young gehtlenats efNlally
respectable. As the stony goes, fou9 pefspiis
passing Wefo mitch alarmed by the cry 6ftBuf-
d6f44fie voice chat Of d female. A crowd
rushed towards the spot, and saw two young
ladies' running from a house, minus tleir5batF,
screaming at the Top Of their voiGea for .bslp;
When they got 10 the scene 81 s%cti6nf two:
young men were found e~rappting in thoseree
BY tho basement dodr.4They we're soonBrpa+
rated, aud on making SONS inquiries they
learned that there had been an elapGlnatlE
planed and brought 10. maturity befweeA one
of the Young gentlemen and one Of The l1dieas
but the arrangotnent had leaked out thf6nGlf
the treaelury of a]iealous sister of Bie h%sfoibes
and tho other gentleman was The brother BIZ
the ladies', who, anticipating The arrival 5f
the hero Of the romance absHt tint titne5 lay.
ipwait to meet him and lmtnediateIF Oh.
bis a~pprnaHh the erraged brother saizad htni7
at Tho deor and commenced boating ilEs but
cur hero defended himself with great courage
maintaining his ground In front of tlS Bouec
aud datingthe btotber o1t. The lady rnt0r
engagement stationed herself by totv tfgsf'E
side, and, in ihe. open air, they wertsrGTfnit.
led Id hold Ii peaceable conyefeatien kf s5fhe
time, during which, no doubt, new Arra 1ae.
fnente we're made. Tile flfIlet nj tAs lady,
an eccentric old gentleman, i,atl ferdjIiea tbe
Tie match, for no other faason Than sthit ha
was determined his daughter SHOULD aevar
marry whilo. lie lived but, whcff Ia hiG
prime, il is a notorious ~facttbat Ae elofod|W With:
The mother Of his daughter, and shes dautt-
less, thought she had a right to foley her
mothers example, Pic4yhns.
n
T'Hg STATE C6TgENpfON@Accorgi1tg 10.
our reirhbof .of the Clinton Wing, tie good
people of jackson are making brisk Frepara-
tons for the State Convention, to b0held at.
that place in accordance with the lag If the.
late legislature. The Wing says;
Last week, partly for recreation, aal tattly
on business, we. took q trip, ar moro properly
speaking, the senior editor, paid a visa 9 ohr
nejghbofiag town, Jackson. We aoCn Found
our afriVal, that the approachingB tate Con%
%yehtion, which is shortly TO be held tl$erp oc-
cupied the thoughts Of not a small part rf The
population. Preparations for the occabio0 are.
making on a largo scale.
The bnildig lhtely occupied az the Prapar-:
atory Department Of the Louisiana College, Isl
fitting up in a handsome style, for ths Use oil
the Convention. The room in whichtbsi& sea-
sions will be held, is one hundred feet sone,.
by forty in breadth. I've we're not d 5ttie
rratifed to observe that tbs accommodation.
tho fSoyereign People" who may choose
10 see and hear what their servants are aDont,
is not forgotten. Seats are to be prepared.
of seating three or four hundred apec-
taters. In the upper part Of this SPACIOUS
building are several rooms suitable for een
Oar friend Brown, 50 we'll and farorabIv
known as the Stewart Of tbs College, ia:pre-
TO accommodate some hundred ana ff-
fy 10 two hundred boardcrs. An. IrIsI<fuan
think this very large number for. ons +
man to "ate ind STRIPE" bat Mr. BroHnzwalI
accomplish any hing that be undertakes We /
recommend our friends who visit that t5wn, |
as Delegates, or as spectators, to ~setarel
lodgings al his house. They win find a table
sumptuousIy supplied, and every thing about
HE establishment just what II should beetWe
we're not a little amused-by the refaariaof d /
young Kenfuekiani roade To d5 At jackson.
lie said that our friend Browns house exceed
Ell any thing hG had ever seen in this State,
FOR "chicken firms md -four d0iHgs," ~But, /
sttanrer," said he, "tliere III a tavern mold
Kentuck that goes a stripe hayond any thing
excellent IN these digrins. The widow lar
zins' girls serve Up fowls so beautifully thar
ler chickens have a fight every day TO decide !
which of them shall have the pleasure osbe- /:
NJ eotched and killed" TEedo moi suppose !.
hat Louisiana has any house quite up to kess
B1NFs m onfo-Tdo Cincinnati Gazatte,
# Yesterday, says:
1.-THE bill, which has ere this become a fas.
the Wooster lafayette, and Hggia
ranks from some Of the clauses ofthe humbde
,ank law Of last winter. It nakesth stock.
Individually liable for the circulation
f the bank, and for depasites except y aere
he parties shall otherwise agree, but Issyea
hs Responsibility to be euforeed in the u5uai
against partners, instead Of being ersfor-
ed under the Barley law. 1t prohibits stock.
from borrowing more than hak tho
of their stock paid ID. It rsquirFs tie
,ank 10 keep one dollar in coin or EasseTa