Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-30

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love by opposing the weight of his name
and eaatlple to that Of those who seek to
slhvert those institutions.
ResD/tei, That the citizens of Loiusia.
IN Wild to none in ardent and u]nconauer-
al g Svot'on to their common country, in
love Of Tie UniSSs,. aud il reverence for the
c]ounsels Of ID great patriot who warned
lis conN'rytnen to look with distrust and
al,iore,Ee np all who shall endeavor to ar
rny Que lection of the Confectionery against
nnotrpG
Res'St'oi, TI,pt the Union Of these
States v"as only accomplished by cherish
ing . feeling If mutual attachment and &c
gard amongst all members Of the CunieGe-
racy w encouraging u system Of mutual
concession md compromise, tending to
ru,irlllatp the interests OF all aud that
whom iis continuance ia ,neuaced, its pre-
srrvation must depend upon the like feel
! ings, and the like eeirit, amongst the des-
cautlarS Of those who presided at its form
alton.
H"SDiro,f, That the measures passed hv
the Congress- Of tie United States at its
| 80 Nv F'TTfiht "F'F- ~ 'l' liili1'''tflil, 'lf~
tntcI hy = sincere desire to allhY the Anita
tio, excited ~ tie violence Of the fanatics
who for se}G~l, proposes seek the dissol,r-
ton Of the buiou and, at tllp same time
do l~ristirc to all sections Of the tOnfedera-
cy HAT we cl,epflulIy admit the purity
Of the ripti,e md sincerity of patriotism OF
the statpmon who considered these men
stres i'll adapted to the end proposed, but
whilst making this allowance for diversity
Of Judgment upon the subject Of expedieu-
cy, we can tolerate none rs to the diltv Of
every citizen to obey the laws as they have
been passed, nor can we hesitate to Apply
70 those who may counsel resistance to
those laws, the mime Of enemies to their
country.
RrSDirfi, That the people of Louisiana
will lend (onir uid IN execution of the conl-
promise laws above alluded to, aud will
rrt I "a Wit, = strong hand, all who may
attempt tn set tharn n naunllt.
Rey0'rrd, That we entertain for orr
friends a. tive Nurll, true f%ratpruaI REGARD
t''at W" ",r',u' aud viii not entertain tIid
slightest doubt oftbc 1onI faitl, wEi"l, will
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the Compromise aud that whilst we rn-
gard VIII, ~Inlielation tie latvlcss violence
of nnrrlrrir'ed Iaiatlc; who have innte
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supremacy of the laws. we feel that we
have gwen IN" sfrrn rest ot III proofs ot orr
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f.urlum. =. 'aW4r ,paroI,enl every ron.
r"s-lpt rinf if""Hiar can make with hon
or "'t' tI''i "a "hn''ot contemplate with
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,ou tho el,.,I,st ,,G,,t;,, ,f ann ,f ,Le
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RrzgL,d That tha ,l,ou,e ,f the n,,;on
,rn o,,~,,u,utlv Iuo f., ,ho s,,t,s,,,, ,,.,,
ut tho last s,ssinn rf COMPRESS unrensiuy.
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tr,,i,, 9,I,, IN ia, ,,II,,t ,,r,v IF the
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tr,aheartal Senators ot N,se,ss;r,, and
I,u,.,ono Gous D,uys and Fo,rr varo
III div shoI and ,losnrve ,ha an.
rrnh ,tipu ,h,og cti,n and tho rrn,,tuIe
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Benjamin introduced to the meeting Gen.
Downs, the Senator from Louisiana. The
shnnts of anpu,sc that broke fortl, o, his
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winch had struck up "hahkee Doodle
could be I,ea9l When the music ceased,
,ho ho,nr,hIo pcn,lanon anoLo os fellows.
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