Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28

!. 10 u of thfs month and il il intended. hy and
: by, to empty all the iails and workbouses Of
TIA. country IN this manrcr. There Il liule
" donbt that several other states will initiate Tho
n%eiarlous practice fn order 10 siop il, ( hive
sent an article 10 the Gonerai Gazette of Auge.
Z o,hrg' WhereTh1 have attcrnpirdr 10 domunstyate
J tbat THIS behaviour was contrary IN ali the
: Jaws OF natlons, and that il was shameful be-
nlVlour towards a country which offers tho
oest Hl1u@enent 10 German manufactured.
y bns " Iate also become 4 general prac-
!, uce m Inc towns and boroGghs Of Germany TO
get fia OF Their PanPers aud vicious members
" correcting NE means Tor calculating their
passage 70 tlie United States among The inhab-
hnls.' '
"A HERo UNFtUMEp-The N. Y. Journal
q which,, ia respect to the Dorr
rebellion has becn sound in sentirneni-pive.
these anecdotes OF this Martyr Of Liberty.
whom the Vice President elect vI the United
States, Mf. Dallas, in d speech since his
election has been ascertained, has eulopised
40 a Patriot end a Martyr, and one destined to
ttc highest honors Of his country
We happened The other evening 10 fa1l into
a conversations on board 4 Steamboat, in which
we spoke IN condemnation of Dor. Ohe of
me gentlemen related the story of Dorr and
.as feoetilon ~ Cambridge College in 1928,
= we remember right. The relatCr was thtn
= lheLloef oIthe College. No boy, be salt,
y ~ lopaeT than lljrr IN his deCunciations of
~ l"CuIty' ana ~ MS declaration to perish or
nave J"SlIce done. But when tho superi r
Po"er u 'ne faculty appeared, Dorr was one
y lne very nrSt 70 ask fer forgiveness, and
Was actually one OF the four who thus csca-
Pe1' wpiIe tDe Whole class besides stood out.
a"" we're eHPeIlel. After The circle broke
~ ono q lhe gentlemen accosted W, saying
ne was Pleased With tho manner III which we
spone ~ Og,r. =, SAID he, "%as one Of Doris
nedd men and he went on 10 tell the ridicu-
Gus and pltiiui story, lIimselfagitated with al
terliale langhser and regret. II went with
Dorf'1 SAID ne, ''until the constitution was
%,oftned, Dut ! was opposed to its adoption, for
! perceived that It brought about a condition
pltHngS Wtiicii seemed to me dangerous. Dorr,
noWeNer' proclaimed The constitution, and the
"lncers and legislature were chosen. Iasked
W Dofr' ~ thts altitude of a%ffairs, what his
pan was, iere were two governments over
thc same territory. The landlords govern
lhfht Would not Withdraw, and five should go
ou' COLLISION would be inevitable. DORIS re-
Ply was, Al We have 70 do 10, TO 20 ahead
o1ielS VINO saw fhe difficulty went TO him
WIN me same inquiry. His common reply
%as, when you hear he bell ring, then clear
the track. perceived, and We all perceived,
'lat we lad a Ieader who had no plan.
- "1s occasion l SAD 10 him, Mi. Dorr,
'l@ new constitution OF the Law and Order
par. 49, Ior any thing ! see, as grOla az ours,
anu ~ some respects better. Why should
ao' we proclaim our approval of il, and so put
gu emu 70 tne trouble You issue your pro-
siaiiastoh' ADVISING az your friends to vote
~ y a1u infringement we can make you
sle Hfst governor under u without difdcUlty.'
: "ou'a hot care sald Dorr, u IT we're ne
" y huel Dettef man ours ! VIII accept
IN ",ion COMES rom me other side. A.
~ 1n'T' : ~ gfedt measure withdrew from
~ i.'' 2 ? ulu lnDsl y his ieadIng adherents. On
w n'sW y ine aitack upon me arsenal, vie.
wy ,lat Pos ana lonhd " full OF picked men
"ei "tntsu' WIN seVerai oil DORIS relatives
s"'9s tns leauel0, ! ~ent thence to DORIS
mead quarters. As passed along, six cannons
were discharged IN succession, and directly
@f'lleu men Mere running by me. inquired
ni some OF l1ein what they were going to do.
ihey replied that they knew only that the
cannon were tnesignal Tor muster. At Doris
fuarters. there we're soon assembled about
seven INJURED men ny conversing with
o"rT alu. que or Two OF me leaders. perceiV-
gu ma mere was absolutely, 10 this critical
lhohe,t'h no pan.
~ lensth Dorr mustered his men in line.
~ was rainy and uncomfortable. inquired
one VI Ivy 2, tue leaders, what they werc
go'n9 70 10, ~" one could answer. said
!" oHe you sule lhat you nave any o.
lsst ~ view, worthy OF me hazards you are
running. pc OBJECT upon which we started
- acco'npa'"heu 10 the formation OF a good
Son7.l.1tion, 70 ours 80 maeh better, as 10
e2npensa.s lor al. the naziris which you are
I oous \ g'lgoune some rep led. We
~ ~, wv lesl Ike SUBMITTING % me iandholders.'
Das yeu ..''s leeoHecIf sala = ihat there are
sa'e, iee!s'igS oeS'1 Tt tha', whlcn are awaken
c III Z ! w i.ou'. heIe are Lhotnsrs, sisterF,
",.uten ~" y leelips n9"' ana le' me tell
fon sna' ! iaEe examined tle aF'namentofihe
a .s1 e anu ~, taia. ! you a'Iacs II many OF you
50 You see there are other feelings up, and to
up, besides hatred of the landlords.
link these feelings have influenced our lead
for only one or two ofthem are here.
allied their names one alter another, and in
lulred y they were present. The Members
the Senate and House, he officers Of the
zoyernment-.are they here! Ny opinion is,
hat they are at home and ] shall 60 home.
'aid TO me, when you go, / will take your
srm'
by and by Dorr ordered the troops 10 march.
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