Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

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~ United afeF0rt accompanied BY act ii
pRiaA.elfa common fog school pyetelg 11a
feFgft and bill Wefu eplsf etH u ~ pf yea.
t1SifetS AH9 tA3uHB ~ AA1ffBhNHkHtiNE
1lpl q joint bailvG and |prJeptded 10 plee.
ton treasurer.
WI DebuyF, Ftqa having rdaeB VA ne
teeaafg minority Of votes as tlarl.9s ID duly
/ pletlej
Nf iellhaf eapred6 t2folltion f%dj9arn.
NY BOIL houses gl me lQtIS Match lSst sias
va, Which was adopted. isas BB, MI yB 10.
The bill appropflhting a:Fuih uft9ohay to
fie Native Anutlean All lory Eae Baton
4 atgo add West Felie4 81 Attll III waa
taken up as tho special oflE Ut Tho iy.
~, Buflho deemed IL uiEletetaatgs o make
An elaborate argument oisaliu lnefEa Of the
bill, fLn Volunteer coniauios Of ffew or.
Leans were Tho pfIjo 81 ouf State ay Wofo
totpposed d marilofioup aila enetgaQ yodng
ioef, aud i sac our duty Il, encourage th6m.
n ID Philadelphia, they hsS had apS yolln.
ltef companies ag We linyts The bloody scenes
which had diskfaeed that city, would NOT have
JGun witnessed, not becattae our Stipulation
wae any better, but our 9Buatcer stnpa6ioa
3cfo soil organized and prepared t5aet upon
emergencies. The amount asked re was not
largo and was fully meritpd. Mr Kgrtho de.
ptocated any attempt % take AIDES 81 The bill
Ii favor Of companies bot dXen VII eslblishcd
lie moved tho adoption Of tlo first te9tions
The speaker hoped tl6. bill vos;l not be
opposed Our country Ngf openeJny foreign
invasion. The general Gq; ornmen bad pro.
yided no defence for Lopf edana. Kl5 yotuh.
teor companies constituted our cray safe-
guard. Without giving tuQduc Preference,
BE- lhusi Say, that the Battalion Of srtillery
wouldbe found most enieid t in dofs fling the
State other from fefelgs Dr. domsstie lnya.
aiop Some years ago sa apptop alton was
made 10 The Artillery, u Den@1lsenyllo
Tho Native American Artillery haa fecetqcd
10 appropriation-ihey .roetcpB Die piece,
purchased BY themeelyoe. EThey askad for an
appropriation fer another, and lie ttaytcd the
House would not h%csitata momera n grant.
Ing Tie demand. As for, appropr aiions for
other parishes, he tioughE, them ol.liulo use.
Ilehnd had somc experii4lte In THE matter
haying uecn Captain of volunteer corps
which had dissolved, botpfa he could get bic
commission from the Goyqfnof ii
nm Newport, inpuppoan tho aE section,
observed that there were .%ntucnso Quantities
Of ammunition 10 Baton n ige ;thatthe town
required careful guarding end watching, and
that iho company provided for by the bill, had
distinguished itself ut thqi time olthe out.
break in The Penitcntiarytt
Dir Newport also urged tho Aaportaace
81 the point It's exposed pEE5ition Sd, liofur.
thor eteted that the Y, Garrison station
were occasionally withd9Wn and
that at such time the toai vas eaectly de.
leneelcsr, q
Tic Alb aud 9th teetSns wctos1sil upon
the table.
The House then adopie5 the btis 81 i pas.
tcd The committee of lie Nhole.
The committee on intanal mf ayemcnts
nnfayorable 70 ! fead " BIG establish.
in tbe parish IF East Eaton Ro9ee.
Mir. Wadswortb Introduced b bgi amend.
lie Militia laws--the object % the bill Ii
70 compel all persons who are llrbIe TO mill.
IA law and refuse to perform!duty, 10 pay tax
ofohc dollar P%crappun,3o D tic support and
maintenance %ofvoluhteet companies.
This Ell was ordered tobe printed,
OREGON.
The following synopsis Of the sbill to es.
ablisti d Territorial IiaecrHmeut 9yer Ore
as Il passed the llodse 81 Representa-
ives. will be read with interest sslt will be
cen that the measure ID RIittle ta0Se pruden- !
i'll ia its details than might have Be6n infer.
cd from the bellicosc Character 0fi4e de- J
III fate intle Senate is PrebIeinati- !
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The bill proposes th5E, after spoasagc, !
II the country belonging III tie United !
'tateS, lying west OF the egmrnit cf5be Rocky !
Mountains and bounded:C Ai the sopti u, the 4
lrty-second, and on tl5a meth bE Che fdy- .
oufth degree and forty hdnutes north lai- :
shall constitute ana be organised into (
temporary governments, to be CALLED the 1
Territory. A governor anaE sccfeta \
% lie appointed for iiSa years, Sh0 shall a
sside Hest oil the Rocks MountaihS courts
be established, a genefal asseabiy 10 bc
rganized-as soon as lAere shaG be Eve 4
luasand free white male inhabi3aSts over 81
le aye or~twenty-one Iears, they S4alf have u
81 elect representatives frsm the e.
~,untieS, townships Gad dIstricls Gre for ev- u
Y fpe hundred nhahitants-tbN term OF "
representatives 10. ba5 two years. The 4
eneral Assembly to coli@st Of a legislative e.
ouncil and a House of Represe atiYes- II