Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
(ttor The LouisviIlo Jonrnai.)
10 HENRY Clay,
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With pride and joy u thee we turinl
SILL At thy natno our heart strings thrill
Our pulses thfob-0if h0adins burn !
What though, a. party foil command,
Poor faction bath itsfr disgfaced
And, where the noblest efour land
Should be, one all unknown hath placed
Yet il thine proudly still 4 name
III which hoW poor al titled fanC
HopEo r raE WEar 10 thee, our heart
Still turn in confdenee--fpr not,
TIL fREEDoM from our land depafts,
by fREEpoM Shalt THdu be fltgot
And While one heart, On all this earth,
Responsive beats to freedom tore,
Tic name Other fair land 81 birth,
Shall call up memories Of Him oien
And history long shall name as one
The Iand Of CLAY and WAsnfNeroN
BfaDor rnt WEST Whose eagle eye
lis FlaUee through yistas dim can throw
How doet thou BcofD4 The eHyioms cry
AIg 4ppa aetAitWAiUI uEIu UgtuFg
Daring the storm and thunder cloud.
And facing all the noon day sun
How soarcst thou above Tho cto8d
Their petty race on earth who rim,
AZ, fat above tho i0nipest foam,
Thou makest there time eyre home |
ST4H ofTlfE WEsr u nafiot,s eyes,
Mid doubt and gloom, ire turnod 10 thee
~ the lone mariner, seeks The skies
In storms, his guiding STAR to sec
And stilt, az mounts Oh tighlbo sun,
Though mists may cloud his upward way
SO-4long aB time his course stait FUN
The balo round the name Of Cray,
More bright WitH each reyolying year
In freedOm's sky shall still appear.
CINCINNATI, Ono.
a BLooDY AssAULT-Ou Tie evening Of
Mqrdi. Grasa difficulty occurred between Ii.
r. Hatch Of this city, and i gentleman ff0m
New York, by the manic Of jackson. "A mia
understanding arose III the Sl.LDuis Ball.
Room. Shortly afterwards the parties met
out.of doors, when words ensucd, which we're
followed by blows. Mr.. Hatch some fifteen.
or twenty minutes Afterwards procured d knife
aud assaulted Mr. Jackson III the ante-roOm,
giving him i dangerous stab il tic breast and
several others IN the body Mr. Jackson vas
reported To have died last night, An affay
OF this sort III b public ball, at one 81 Tie first
hotels in the city, is we'll calculated TO pro.
duce great inquiry and excitement. It's j
most shocking affair but as tho matter will
undergo Judicial Investigation, and We could
not arriyea / positive information as t0 the be-
ginning Of the controversy or the exact ma
4fteN nf tha rrNuo.atfUf. tIat ss.JFX@1l ttA
stabbing, II would be out OF place to YoIan-
teer an opinion respecting II, further than 10
remark, thai d sccneo u bluOdsEied npon an DC
casion Of The kind, almost in the presence Of
ladies assembled to pass j holiday III festiyiiy
and JOY, must excite in The public mind feel.
lngs akin 10 horfor.-Picaguu FEB %.
a Correspondent Of the Now York Her
aid writing from Dresden, Germany gives.
the Bubiolned intelligence:
1t may interest your 0atives To bear thai.
in next year they Will probably receive about
twenty thousand Germans. There are sege.
raj companies organizing, Of which the fol.
lowing arc the chief
lst--A large company, under the auspices
OF German princes and noblemen in Baden
and Wurtemberg, most of whom engaee emf.
H laltkq w ~ ~ 4 S6aNg lOiluhf buu tHH SOUTH
err country, but most Of v hom will find their
way into the United States, probably Missou
III and Iowa.
2d-Those going to Virginia and Ohio,
mostly farmers and mechanics, arc engaged
by Mr. Stark, the same gentleman who took
80 active a part in the Zoll Verein treaty.
These are mostly Bayafians and Saxong.
A company at Antwerp is forming who
have bought lands in Tennessee, which they
intend selling to German settlers. We have
just heard Of Mr.. Folks election, which plea.
ses the Germans, as they think he will favor
Germany more than England, and il the Zoll
Verein Treaty is ratified it is very probable
that the supply of cotton twist Will be drawn
in less than two years from our Eastern
States instead or from Manchester, which
now supplies the Zoll Yerein with more than
millions Of dollars worth Of twist.
by next packet Will write You more fully.
LATE FROM OREeoH.-The IN. X. Sun has
from Oregon, uiia the Sandwich Island
to the I'd Of August. The "Legislature Of
Oregon" adjourned about TIE Ist of July
One of their acts was as follows :-"Any
person who shall make, sell or give away ar
dent spirits in the territory of Oregon, south
OF IOluhlUIa TINeIg SEaIl IOFlel anu pay
for each and every such offence.,s The fe-
g~islature is called the "Legielstiye Commit
tee" and consists Of nine persons elected by
the people.
The officers ofthe Oregon Territory con :
gista of three Governors, called the Execu.
tive Committee, Supreme Judge and Legs.
latiye Council. The laws are the same as
those governing the Territory Of Iowa. Oh
the FIRST Of August a Belgian brig arrived al
City, having on board b number Of
nuns and several Roman Catholic priess
from Antwerp, sent out to- Oregon BIZ the
Church Of Rome.
The colony 10 IN the mott encouraging con-
dition. The crops we're giving promise Of an
abundant harvest.
People we're coming into the territory in
numbers, and the country d filing up
with thriving and enterprising ~colonisis.
One of the settlers writes "Come on,
brother Yankees, and make Oregon another
New England.
The proprietors Of the Commercial Adyer-
have shipped a fine printing press and
Of type, for the establishment OF a
at the Methodist Missionary es-