Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
From The Delta,
THEY MET IN ntEAMs.

THEY MET IN DREAMS.
They met in dreamE bright dreatns that fling
A spell about the soiI,
Tint como in ~slutnbsrs sweet, md bring
Thoughts, tgpes beY6nB control
That trav1 within f single hour
An age of~ eartlfly bliss
oh they are blast who meath their ppw'r
Drink Tins happiness.
They met in dreams-bsside a stream
Where otenihg flowers threw
Their perfumes. mingled with The glenn
OF moonlight bat1ed in dew!
The siltery tide with ta1fmbrinE wave,
Seemed like a mirror given.
III which the eys Of m9n might have
A nearer view Of Heaven.
They met to breathe tlteif vosa again
V1ys that in truth were given
To weave the tlrea1 Of Hopes bright chain
l'eneath the light IF Heaven
10 whisper meath the moons soft light
Tile carts deep pledge Of love,
AMI call the brightest star Of night
To witness from abeVel
They net In dreatns-a irenm Of blies,
uflgye. Of hope, Of Joy
In which tie light ofhapDinass
s.,'l,s "''''''' ~ ''''y5-
For which ita fountains fill
An1 overrtnnint al the re7t.
t4ava hmm md n,at,,rv still, ~ II "
Baton Rottpa. September 1919.
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4 freud has politely furnished ~. With
tho following morceau. II il taken from -.
Democratic paper published in Owego. ".
Y. which supports the cleinls ofCaaa mn
Butler. Our readers will spe from if how
firmly the Northern press believes in Mr..
Cass's opvvsitiou 10 The extension NJ
s1ave,v.
onA'hEHHE5-h - Feq'eotIy as
se''e" ~ '0' enemies oftle bFln7cFatic
: any 'itoef lhf''lAn gross ignorance o.
,"Se o'7l'""7t1' "4s ''eHefm '0sS ~ u
I"oF q e'tenof"g 'Sote'R' vow to g'v'
aooh persons an opportunity 10 make goo.
''e'' eRaFge' or ~ IN ol'y bound 10 r'tracI
80 P"lIao'e d l9tsenooo' we are authorize
ny u fesPonst9.e lno'Flaoal 10 Wer IRE
""'" y ~ ""4hAho 10 any PR
50" ""' ""f P'o""ce me cerfH'ed recor" o
any 'ofe' Or ot9 o10'fomt "Se7 eoPg y any
SPeee" o. ts''ef' ecef gtte"' 'ef'ocre"' o.
m,"'e" W "e"' '"SS' en"er approving Q
ofaOc'0' 4" "Jdr"r q IA e'fc"s'o"'
Tpr smntrrs, parxrv I'm w.
'','''""7 "''S'' "ANp 'AH
"'H'S' COMMISSIONS / 'n19' "''he ten
eral Land Office, has published n state
ment explaining The cause Of the delay il
iss,ij,,p the bounty land warrants tI,st n,
z.,.,S,,-
-. :
+. nese "latl warrants "re issued by j
L. EDWARDS Esq, commissioner OF Pen
s'ons' 10 "nhh' aPflica'l0n should be made
:" ',o h''' ,~'s'"ocf; anu 'hFy are sent 70
me "e''eFal LAM Office; 10 be registered,
anu Fo'h Ihehee are trahsfn'hcd ny The
commissioner ~ the claimants or theiI
agents. % may DC directed Inc only
papers necessary TO he hicd IN The Pension
'flce are the "$ofatcrs diccharge' and
oa,n OF Proo' OF "taeHtfy -fhat rs, that h
~ 'ns hohtca1 person mentioned IN the
discharge. he Commissioner OF Pensions
has prescribed the TORN OF this oath' which
5hoI.lo De pursued ny Inc claimant
The tr&t Mexican war bounty land war,
RAM was laslea al Inc PENSION Offlce'
una'F inc acto Congress OF The 18th o
Feonafy' 1884, on The l9th day OF March
lS4t'
Since then, the number Of warrants
sem TO- n registered IN ttI@ office, up &c
ms oale, (Sept' H. 1875 amounts to 20
SOL Now II my estimate he correct, ibnt
9o'OOO were originally entitled to bounty
lards, o5, > warrants stu remain to be
"lon Office has been greatly augmented
.,"sJ luz ',s' ""''''' was ''s'ifo, o0e
dpired for the residue. Mr., EJyar ds in,
formed ms to-day, that he was now Issuing