Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02

etnhpf nest, rom tifII at1d dale. It frtet. VII.
laEp, and city, IL plpFa'a him tn The presi.
de- cy. as has never btfate bpen sppu
Miliata Fillmore Il als6 t1u we'll hnbvti
% require rnl7eY lis pact life has been
devoted to The ~serrire Of he people, bath u
his Usvp State and The t~utinttr at large; he
Il ono Of Gods uobtpst uurks. 'an honest
nau.' with such tnttf ftt otr standard
bearers, aud the proper exritiutls. Wr eatt.
tot sustain dtfnHt Already il The proud
fibric. reHtpd bt Democracy, inttrfint Il,
its lase-its fall Is tue itablp-hs party
ttiDw aud feel 1.-THE political hHil has
Eeph issued tlBfn tle Presidential Vatican,
aud The vflce %lullefs and office seekers
are ehtlusia%s ticaIly vItp,ing its mandates;
their vrtF existence depends Upon Their
stttcess hit alas they are destined Ia Nh
overW hrlHiing dtfeat.-Hiss . 1stsgr NH
kEErtSu ttEM IN tHB 1'HAcrs.-1ht
Cass organ IN the city If Chicagp, on The
morning 81 The recent election, IT, %intirtn-
date voters, Threatened u publish The n1mes
Of those Loe0f0eus who b0lted Class, Or
rather WIN b0lted Wentworth. WIN goes
for Case. II seems, however, that the free
vutfrs Of Chicago did nUt regard this threat
Of Cass f. Go, ftt The city which USUALLY
gave SUI or 1000 Lnr0lbcu. case ovff
200 Wing majority. This kind Of Iiar14
reting the fterdBtn Of the people might
have done In France, several years since.
w'eh Cas- studi i "rpruliitanist'' there.
but II would not do IN this country. If thr
tass papets undertake this game, they vill
have plenty nf lttzittess IN Npvstnbet nett.
Ia
CTS. CAss-uts roHrHAtt.-Mt. Ahife,g
Stewart, IN a recent Nepth IN Congress. thus
described Gen, rass:
lie always III ttgilt Mr.. J fsrsttn vile III
friend " ttearr. Whist Wus General ttas.7T i
var, wtr, Vafi Fitst with Ettkiatd; ht WAS
i"t fit -frur tuttY Nr fl h. +" then hp Was for
MeEie rnt swallowing" 10 Use his pwn
rangtlagel the wliole Ut Mpxitt; last ftt VII
catar: yiid then IL inie'tt be Tor CanaIa-Nte
where 'vas the prarti . " the gentleman over
the way, AT thtif l%haler, Wt6 4 ktd Al ltilly
aho u Mr. irnttsnh's prinrlplps7 Wat was a
bttlrt ISM IN this enIightueh age and tuinirt,
I vas ~ NIB udtv, a crime, and II " rs ST.
considered Ivy gtn. %l'ayldf.
but little more br tho history Of Gen. Caes.
He had been on III sides Of Ill questions
There vas moi y question II public policy pt
The country upDn which Gen Csss had moi
oreuried a position on both stiee. Once II
federal st, tiBy a "tleiboctat." VIII n lie
question If the antiexat'on If Texas first r4tite
NJ, he was decidedly uprU ed TO Il when it rs
said III It the Brl ish " re going To t,ke Texas
Lot them have H." cad he, ee ,to nj want #.
But n little befo. tho nomination, al tir i0b
IF May, 1874, Ia wrUts a letter II NJ. Han
neai An. IN wllici, he was for immediate An.
ncx ton an ~ SLAVERY too.
lie was against a~rtaxati ~ aud Tor arnpsaz
ton against The FtUrisp #u Er the prov iso.
protection: against internal i]tnpfuyes
insn's aud TT internal imp uventeHts. With
reference g. the Wllubut PtUvisu, Gen. Case
decidedly ftt It at first; he WIS A great
man; and then ut thn iiast session If
Congress. when he found II would MT do IF
a certain section, he turned against the brpvi-
Ell, and IN his lott y IA Mr.. Nicholson said. { a
had baeh 90 NJ tt in my m nd " ahH
the alHrr'0'aars demanded q he allowed
ta ~ their slaves e. new ter ito. Y. he SAY
It VIII greatly | npr,tye he { 'tnfurt anil tun.
1ition # the sIavesi If they were seat efpd
,,rr ,urfe tat tibif, and liz was n,,v . ,,,s,,
N II and lie uertlstnan rrotn Missisfi
= ! (Alr, Fe / eretU.D had just said thai h..
,",ass T., I anp a. AZ" . ~, , n",9t n'',so. ne "as
II vi prjtef ion.
The time was when r,ap Gas, v,ts,l f.,
i%nfprtisl itnptt vemsttts. but bp vtB. % an aus. -.
+, a tier OF invitation t., attend tho rhisugn
Convention IN his neinthnrl ood-a la,,st If
frtt lines; 4tttlrv that lta rauH mn aj,s,d
as At Cleveland thu o'hnr day, when asker
,'f ms op'h o''F I'll i''er''a' ithpro' etntn's and
'"e PF"''s"' We s''o e.'efe was snoh a crowd
''s, 20 = "ss," anu SP"7e
.u.,t,a .s.a1t, 'p,'''''''e W.
,,.a.. nn,a, ,t,una.a, naJ a.
AMEN, ls ,u,sad :, systy .n,a 4, ,la, .1,,
+ run, tts vas a ,n.n win had hoa,, 80 ,t
If q n anps,,,ps a ,a,, n s.. a.,,,.4.t4.
~ ronsi.,annv A., n,a.a..u. u
..,.. sa,I ,.p,', ',"R' v's''"a'''e
Ws","e'. o''ei''a,'' t,o t,"f Nv" Seeefeo
"'''',', ''"'n 49, '''e FeS'afpcy' b"' ne
l"t }'nonAm DIS party now telt very much
Fa'"eF Kl'eh'e d'd-very much like giving
ur. Had The Wing candidate ever vascil-
lated, ever changed bic position, his ptinriples7
.@..H.- a#Fa IA =E 49,
No-They were. laid down IL the Allison ,s,-
Ter, and were ased a. Tho ero,ls.,,,r t,t-
having thsir f ,pa.,irp in in, Ina ,a1 ,.a,t
,a.aI ,,.r, ,1,. rasao.ay : ''""'-