Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19


EFeanlsaa. 11,Ai fhe lofty tatfitFatH, sound iafs
trent. ard sittsfateH f~ffHfess fHsplayaJ by General
TAYt6R, Under she ta6st Imminent H~sfil@hiH great
s~aafiIies If self M ~ tiHty ~itstHHftl.r tttiti The althf n
lie H~JUifsFFis g91a HtiH especially Tie itiatitisf N
which he lad giF gallant little army, y 90 many spiefiz
da victories. aEafrst 6veFt9tvsfifH htifRbafss upt1 the
hIe4ly TelIf If r1f6 AHb. Has4fa ~ ~ PBiHsa, AgH
terry shd D4gaa t1sia, entitls him 1#t oflY to tie 1--we
and gratitude If his e6tH1tf yinef but they ~t1laliti!tt
gba EiyAsf Atiassfltae, the STRONGEST ffAH4pZtftHt ts
Wttila NH only administer ihs government NJ f9ffe
with greet prudence, Wisdom ard snietYs bfit Tint ~
fufatg conduct III HiF unliappily tRiHitts war VIII
MesieB, could not be a1fiBde1 ~ sHfst Etatltlsg am thal
no treaty If peaea pBbla meet his APPROVAL Chat would
e0thffuifii III HE slightest degrees the honor N Interest
IF nitF tbttiin1ti country
Rfseipai. That upti T'AYtua's dieaiRed egfFespoi'
ieitts with the government 1T WttshtiHtIti3 WINE Ell.
aHHsa IN the active dtitles Of the tatiit8iEtt On me NJ
BtatptH, af1 HE direction NJ the i%dih1fiaftt military
operations utideF him sHiltls hin " liiEhst hHigr ~
4 biYiiiati4 than even iAs brilliant Victories ~ n tttilita.
~ e%hieFaias
t~tssaitatf. That we believe we are fortunate III the
time, the man and the circumstances. which HFa Y
enable no u unite together, N sentiments 6f patriotism
ttt9ti Hhs ettftiiptii platinum, where forgetting the Ht
W sthisitis and tafty stfifss; that have So long aud q
widely divided u.s. We may rally ineaihef Sc q HitBili
" bfeihafs, eaetl battling aliks ftf ths best interests q
HE beloved country
Aitefihe adoption Of which, the following
gentlemen we're appointed delegates. in
accordance with the first resolution, vist
Col Philip flIeky sosthene Allain
Mht A. NJ. Dunn II " tlabin
Judge Burke L. Shoppers
james ". Elan W, y. Pike
Daniel Barites A. 81, Heron
u, u. Avery j. b. Kleihpeter
Dr. w. y. Wood A. Mentah
David Chambers Dr. ?, NJ BndeFs
II. w. Fowler w. r.. 10 neil
John Phillips Henry Waller
Amos Adams T. H. Thorpe
Jordan Holt r. y, Conrad
Harry kesu stephfh Roberts
l., Hernandez u. II 9lipIsy
W, II. Roberts Fergus Pension
Charles Gurdry John II DHffegq
H. r.. Francis DE- John q, Byrd
Joseph Menari H. Buge7s
nf. Il, M. Hereford H. BonneGass
Il. Lanous H. II. White
r. II. MafgAn william Ilutbs
Robert 7, Young II. w. ahpfburne
Egben Morgan VIM u Lea
q. Gusman John Gayle
tohn tlleust A. l.. DuHean
w. Hunistoek Jefferson Thomas
Col, A. Malta John +. Mrrha
Allied DBplanlier John Tilauo
James Alley ?. A. Walker
w. r. T'unnafd Win. II. v alltsr.
On motion If T.. banoup the name II
Cen ]. Bernard, WIS added to the list II
u eEates,
During The absence ofthe committee. and
IN The enurse If tho meeting, eloquent and
interesting addresses were delivered by
Maj A. NJ. Dunn aud T. u, Thorpe Esa,
Atlet which, on motion Of MAJOR Dunn.
II was Resolved, that all 5,itizpns Of this
parish, friendly 10 The election Of General
Taylor, and who may desire 10 attend The
Convention on The g9d February, and who
will hand 10 either Secretary oftbig meeting
their uanies, previous 10 that time. DO aud
they are hereby appointed Delegates.
On motion Of Amos Adams, Esq II was
Rpsnlyed, that The editors ofthH pamoeraiie
Adroaate and Baton Rouge Gaacue, be 70.
guessed 10 publish The proceedings Of ibis
meeting, in their respective papers.
Oh motion the meeting adjourned,
j. BERNARD, Prtstdent. x
PntL1H H16RY.