The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27
@R@A@W5A9, LA,
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 81, lsA5.
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stSatasiS ~ Ss .
val OF the Seat OF 9ustice--We nha oeaers -
some moEfnt, mooted ny DINER portions q CUR
State. At has ot'en been remarked s0sAshe Peg
pie Of the South are the most restless ana as
satisfied Of our whole country--an nd indeed, ev-
cry days experience proves me iaet' ihey are
never satisfied with wei enough out Y en-.
deayoring to better every thing by continual
Underline. render us the most restless and dis.
.or,sn,sd Do-.ons ,,nder the snn, .sThe world
5l ,ha, so.t;m, e 4,
= governed soo mucn' ahu ~.
called Louisiana Y most lameneaDiy e 'Auis y
this particular.
In looking over the Natchitoches chronicle
Of the 18th ult., we find several articles on the
removal Of the Suprerne Court from this place.
EAnd here we ahall remark, en- passdet, that We
always discover in those places having the great.
est natural advantages for building up q town, q
strong wish to make other places subservient to
their own views and wishes. The Chronicle
reasons, that there was q time when Opelousas
was the proper place for the Court; now, how
ever, the preponderating emigration 70 the upper
portion Of the District calls for 2 removal! The
correspondent Of the paper from which we quote
prefers 70 have the Court aboilshed aitogetners
and To let the people have their business done ~
New Orleans. The editor wishes 70 have u az
Natchitoches 0f conrse---lnteres calls y
there, even at the sacrifice o. other partso1 the
State. That paper says:
Where then, would be the proper i%ocatlon!
We Germany ase ny aasoca.es aoa s ~ -. a1s
bn.;ness II Nsny OyIeans. vel we believe he
people would be gamers BY such a change; but
would have either Alexandria or Natchitoches
selected. Certainly our preference Wou'a Os
3SalsnAOoncs.
.-9 Pr'"c'pa' atsu'nsns useu =
cle \ correspondent. Y sha' stoat nco''seh'sAs
Fcaussu ~ ps0t''e 4 'uaS Pr :, =
~ ioca.lon y 7 ouPtene = oP9'
anu iOf mat reAson = nlus' y somoWnste e's.s
- course " peopls n nus g a.'u rs
part . tne Dlstrics' haSe NJ suns hof susot's' ="
1ne Ooun' AND consequently y matters ny
whether II IS mere q IN texas" Inc CORES
PoHdent says-how nc KNOWS u we cannot ats
ylne--shat thirteen out OF the nineteen Parishes
would be IN favor OF holding TIN new Orieans'
ana only ego Y lavor o. leuahg i remain he's'
Wnllss louf O.neEs WOMB not care "hefe y was =
nelo. hls Y = very NICE caleuiason' Due Y
snonlo TVS y zee she aath On when = e mauead
butf uPelousas u g nara e reach g til's cor
respondent CONTENDS, ana sne expense % great
we cannon conceive nov 9ne people q tna' sec
tor q country coaid better themselves oy gong
so view Orleans Cefsalnly lhelf expense 10
reaching mar clty, ana remaining there, WOulo
% grea.eE' even II hed RIVER Is slcn Q pne
stream Jor navigation! We recollect being at
me mouth tcelre days, once, endeavoring to get
uPward--about the same time no person from
mat section could get down tor two or three
faon'hs' Our town is always accessible by good
roads; and travelling oy horse @ buggy y not
onertoufth she price the Cnronlciess correspons
dent you'd make i. lhe Court to- Is usually
! held at 4 season when fhe planter mas very llttle
g ~ we small, however, follow me sa3Iecs
no further; nor would we have taken 7 Up now
had not other papers-anong the number the
Marksville WVillaqer'-uaken up the subject, "a
aha dstr;mens II orr beautiful hut mach abnsed
- ~. 81. - 60 S =.
s@susA SP0e ! ~ - a'su -
home Of philanthropy, beauty ana Christian
charity.
The naonle of th;s pa ish. unfortunately. have
m.,al u hIpssa ,hs-..,s.a ,.;,h Thsrs s. /.
nsuoA y o'Auio 'nenaselvss ~ was !
time when they lsaA = II their power q obyaase
every objection that eouad be brought against
Opelouaas. "a yesDects her inland ~location. Had
MI .anaraa y. \ p.;I 80 49,. III. oss., II
r.ss Trs nr.- '-s .-sSs ISL, 4ss I'LL, rs