Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

yesterday, that Gov. 0Tsiey has p%ar9one1
Della Il Webafef, recently confined 70 lie
Ptnifehtiafg lnr abddGfing slaves She leaves
ttbpfedlaiplY tGf Vermont, her native atatct
f9t9 edtor ri tAe Common ealtf, who vas
present, and Witnessed the interview be- teeb
AIls5 NdbsstF and the goYaffiot, safst
il il ief Yolftfaff purpose 70 fetltfn forth
Hiitlto FeflDoat, and sot about ter c~1eflpa-
ton from the charge pf which eiia lag teeu
convicted Slajelja 6s that, allh0uab opposed
l sI4Yery ju The a~letrtc1, she fs Hotali new
was an aioiiiioai<f. She Ii til favor Of
totohsHalien She believes the inlerposttiol
VIC eStef4r Influence IN fe9atd te Flayefy IN
Keutlckffia W~rnntin ifself, as " u asileeal,
Iyi results itui merely TO tie injury Of tile
Shareholder buf 10 The dgtffHneft u tic slatef
th6msplpefj ard seriously tetafds Ito pro-
gross ol sentiment, ia this State, IN favor OF
! Ultimate emancipation, Sic is, therefore hos
tfle 70 all agitation of the slave question, ex.
sept bY the people il the slave states; and she
designs 10 make Che attempt to convince the
agltators IF the north Of the LEGALITY, The fol-
y and injustice of their lHlefmeddiing with
the q1eAtionln atY way Whatever. She has a
high respect and lrgard for The people OF Ken.
lucky, and particularly admires their gem
eraus spirit: aud sta believes it viii be ii
her power, az it's her purpose, to convince
them not only that she is innocent Of the
crime ofslaye stealing. butthatshe is entitled
to theif confdence aud respect. She manifeS-
ted a most Intense solicitude to recover the
good opinioii Of d people so generous. andfot
whom she retains, even in her misfortune, SO
high a respect, And we assure the public
that, in these professions, she was not feigli.
ing sediments for effect To procure her re-
lease. That was impossible, IN the @clfcuin-
Stances and conditions under which they we're
made. The conditions were voluntarily made
by her8elf; and sha decided 10 serve out her
sentehie, rather than s~ubmitto conditions That
cohid le lit all construed unfaYorable to her
sincerity. So much ais respects her.
TbetoHiderati0fs with Gov. OWslcy, in
granting The pardon, besides the foregoing,
were vfious. lie had received a great ma
~ petitions, not only the people, but II large
numbT Of the members Of the Legislature Of
all political parties. aud embracing every
membtf Of The committee on the PenttchtiaTy
IN each House PRAYING her FIR pardon.
Fair7ank, tie ptincfpal in the case, had
been Convicted aud placed in confinement.
The condition Of fhs Penitenttary, owing
10 the de5tfucliou Of tho buildings ~ fire,
made it extremely i]neenyenient 10 retain her
la canfntment, even if other considerations
had moi fllly justified her r]elease.
The CORAL effect of the conviction had al
ready been secured by the confinement she
had a1renrY undergone; and it was believed
The generous people Of Kentucky could take
no pleasure in her further suGefings in the
prison.
Louisville (ky) Courier, Feb, &c.
The Locof1co Outrage in rrgmia-The
Richmond Wig, in announcing he Indefinite
postpuneuent, on the pArtof the Virginia SEN
ale, ufthe election Of Il Unit ted States S~cdatpr,
makes these stDug and Just comments:
This step, ~gia1ent, dIsoTganlxing, and uEcun-
stitutiOnHi' as tits II worthy cf the reputation
Of Virginia, and worthy only Of The Political
morality which esteems the end only of
Importance, ana all means right which will
secure it-of tue perpetrators 81 the Plaque
miHcs and Georgia frauds, of me New York
slms-house frauds, and Of l1e Pennsylvania
Pottery which published M. CIay's speeches
for the tarif, and asertbc1 them to Mr.. Polk
this step Of lowest pIst INSCRIPTIONS aud
HHbIushiHg deniaapEIt5m, has surprised no
one here 81 any psIy. It has been known
from The beginning that { would be adopted
by tie Senate, Iless, Pztchanre, The ma@n7p.
luons- m4ioIy 81 Glat bodY could catch
Ibts t1c1InnFt b. Tie prominent issue for
re sfrtagIan1pl5sn and II upon Ibis issue,
iausle wei t1an by the tniscoadrci Of their
arporcI tic ytbigs cannot drive f6efr ad.
EefsiEe out ptihe field, t Iey deserve 10 be
out ihems elves.
n oURLAHg Navy.
II thelasts utaefa Literary MESSENGER. in
~ Elaborate aftcle Lteut MaurY considers
be n7ceSslty OF an Increase OF our tayaI farce
IRON the Lakes. ntshoWs. that ~ means ~, {
ie NNelland, 81. Lawrence, and Rldcan Ca. t
England could, in case of war. 50. tai. {
.otnHa1d olthe lakes with her steamers. (naey &
ING through the Canal from the Ocean5 ~ I
. completely parable our commerce before
uf Government could, by any possibility. ac. 7
9fallg 10 the present position fittings. an. #
" any preventive, s.
fo remedy this lefect he thinks il The mart
prudence and wisdom for the Government "a
take control Of the Illinois Canal. deyfgn.d :;
connectihe Mississippi with Lake Mich. ="
w. and enlnplPie II. upon the scale of the !
.deau and WeIIand Ship Canals, so as IN "a
adtly admit steamers ard large vessels IN rs
ISIS rom the Mississippi TO the Lakes. The 10
IVY yard ordered to be established at Mem SO
is WI afford the means Of supb1yino YES. SO
y % Tue required SIZE and armament, and 80
resources OF the West could be Tine 93
ought with good effect for the increase a"J 81
cheney Of the Navy. Sd
: = toe true, I at by means CT the Shin a.. s5t
lfreat britain possesses an easy access IS;
he Lakes from ibe sea; and ills also ,rne 81
! our Government pos. esses very few or the s7G
per safeguards VIII Oh the immense ron. SIS
OF the seas, and the Importance and 8s4
iith OF the thriving cities on their Shore s85
'erallvcly demand. What is wanftng 885
uid be supplied, and if on examination 8S7
Maury'S plan Is found to be feaSibIs s87
III be not only prudent. but the p]artoCtrne, s87
lomy to adopt it,. S. Gazette. 8S7
887
IARE1ED-in New Orleans on M,nd, :. 887
iOth by the Rev. Mr.. Soft, Maior $50:
en- U. >. A., to 3irs. Nary Zanlzinner, s93t
5afer of the late q Bullit, Esq, OF Match 1895
les, La.
70ls
tED.-ln New Orleans, on the 5 h mat. zias
a short Illness Mrs Augustine Amelia z ztos
son. Sorn DuPIantier, aged twenty. three 749g
The same place on the Oh Instant. Ma. 7 zSeS
mn wife Of John N5Kewen, Of Jackson 7 ,SoS
IeIiclana, aged % years. 1S9i
1914:
MEDICAL CARD. 1914.
FAWCETofI96 Fulton s,rso, 1923.
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