Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-19
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a WAC or WITNESS Our IepsI oentlr.
i1e0 sometimes run againsl ]pefltc, eUaya in
he shape Of Witnesses, and Of the yygt il,
amen one Of our mnst eminent IaWyeIa wa4
recently thrown all aLack by q wag hC vas
cfoss~GDestlonlh& wo are about to speak.
a woman bad been CuDnIai1ed nf for dis.
iuf1ing the netahborbo0d in which size resi-.
ded' dnd sefefal Wltgessea we're r4lIad 4,
prove ibo charge. One If them testified,
tIat We woman not only talked aud Gang ex-,
lfemqiY loud herself and at very unreasons
fble laufF, bui that she had some female ar-
faiaintahces WHO visited her. and HAT ihep,
too, we're iaf IRON hpina as aGiot as tho peace
OF The ncighborb6od dainaniod.
h1"yef--Do you meanto Fay that bud
laughing aud talking disturb the ncielbors !
WinGss--Djsiiuctl / do,
La#Wr--Tou say That tho women who
ives myths FrJiao has some female srGuaint.
auces $ho visit her !
Wi'uoss,-I have said 30 .onre.
La"}er-Wbo are they and what arc lhcir
,namesi
WttneFa-Why, lhore's Mre. Calder.
Imwger--Does she mike much noise
WtIhess.-IremgDdous You neyor heard
the Ike. "s"''
la"yer-Wcll, 81 no eIae4
Wtthess--Can't exactly say lust now.
Lawyer but inst said there were some
females ho visited Tie house. Ms. Calder,
as YOU cali her isn't s0Uc.
Witneas--Ain't she though
Lawyer-Of course sho 10 moi.
Witness -WelP # you could hear hor once
as have, cutting mp and going Oh, j ralAcr
guess 4'" eoaLa htHh she 1eas SON Pie.
Extract ofa letter received at New York.
dated Grand Yillonj, SIS tzerland, February
22ud 1915 -
I'VE are on the eve Of 4 civil war between
The Catholic Cantots, favorable 10 the Jesaits.
aDd The Catholic Protestant Cant0as which,
aFo7opp0sed tothem. The Canton Of Lnc ,rre
has provoked The Indignation III all the rest Of
SNrzetIahd BY inviting that soriety 10 es-
tabIIsh Itself IN its bosom, and by eb6fdip0
to i The care Of The public instruction,
~ great many MEETINGS and popular az.
sanblago have been held in different captdpo.
particularly in Berne, Zurich, brpoyta ali.
sa1r, Seufchatel, Geneva, Vaud. aud others.
alIof which have publicly decided on the OK.
pnIsion Of that society from tho wGola NJ
Switzerland. The Jesuits refuse 10 obev
this resolution, aud therefore An cxfraordius.
~ session Of th9 Diet will be held on tho 25th
~lnslanft 10 decide upon the best meanq n
coanteract The disorder which perVadea Inc
country The Catholic c%antons have adopt.
cd a military organization, have made leyisa
en- masse, including all males between tba
ages 81 IL and 65. The opposition has n,f
yet organized Itself entirely, having onig cal
led out a body Of body Of $1,000 volunteers.
VINO are ready to march at 4 moments var.
ming.
The grand Council Of Vaud having held
az extraordinary session on the 1llh instant
I3r me purpose 81 instructtng its deputies in
the Diet without regard to petitions SIGNED
by 3s5OO0 names demanding the expulsion Of
inc Jesntis, decided to support their cauae.
q most formidable opposition to lis reaoIn.
ton waa Immediately organized ii Lausanne.
winch Continued to increase till tie whole
district was lit up with beacoua for tho nnr.
pose Of collecting in the city the rural p6pu.
lalI0Ii, winch promptly oboged fbe call made
On them. Tho tocsin having been sonnded
me ely was immediately taken possession
o. W tHe insurgents, aho already occupied
ING ca5iei5 Of .lVfges and Chillon. The gov
efnneht, backed by troops, was about to COM
inehce me contest, bot The people, headedbv
hessiours Druey and Delareue, anticioatod
It by an attack on tho chqle4u and the angtbor-
ltIes. ltaging met in the pk1ce de Riponne
inc government forces, they halted, and A
voice vas heard Immediately to address ira
troops Tins
"ffiends, are We not brothers, and Do VIZ
not defend The same cause /! Come, j,io p,lo
The soldiers answered, ave are brothers.
and we will join you" TIE authorities i'm.
lnediately resigned, and a provisional govern
lheht was immediately established.