Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09

box Of our otherwise happy land. Its ron
stunt mud unnecessary discussion produces
more waste tf lime and public money
creates more sectional bad feeling and lad
| bload, than oil other ca u4es put together.
Aud VI tii4 glaimts Union II ever dis
solfed. (Which ftrd 6'iidi) the names 81
'hese nutiring. tgi'atint spirits will be
found inarrib 4 fi,pn liz ruins ~ the chic
cause Of The dnHnf,lL
II Is well hntsit. here and at Washing.
/ n, Tint this e~ntrps discussion IL iidolgea
N ls l,otl, political parties. 10 . very great
extent, if tbs Stress purposes If crraiihe
political e%e1,itat Tho parisah leaders at
! Albany bnnps8iss rpniess il. Now, Mr..
| J~ultftul Of t'oima &c man. do we ihH
people demand al this of ctr representa-
titeaf II II notiligh titnr for us to inter.
Irrt. and let tlrif. ntir servants, kisnw
that ua ilniIr II NJ this whDlalaHttpt quite
ts we'll ~ thet ~ Hni Inst this naked
nd s.riwis utest nn sl,o ld ha fairly met,
when in the progress uf oitr national bis
tory It properly e'ncs up for action
A | oniBu ON AT ALBANY.
EGAtEay.-W eGtts4rl tho following from
The fetnn tz Of liro Ion. ! iierson DAVIS. deli.
yered op The lWb dty Of January 1850. in the
| Cungross Of the United Suites. o. the Vermont
| resoluiiun rela iyeio slavery.
Nh rresiia I. | lways enter into the dis
rupHlon If The stg Nrty qufstinn with feelings
- t,.l,,t,Ha. . ,,.I stJp EpruIf.n | am T,rrrf1
into il by iIio-e wut. has y nothing TO o with
It nevertheless intheenlly iut srfert IN on do
lnastir a%fi,irs havef d no SO Sir. it is %a'neian.
cllo'y fact, that npruing after morning. when
we e-fne here 'oautsr ,iito the business OF
The =, nate. our feelings slt Md bs narrowed
up by the lntfodHii II OF Ibis eseitlnt and
pr, titlee= HphIs,t I, aud we be compelled to
listen 10 insu f. hop d upon "ur inst u'ions.
|tr. the 9 is NJ ma who ONES bore 10 repln.
sent bis c nrliMeuy Tor high and Useful p,r-
roses. and wllr !, A. upon himself the obliga-
| l. II ofttta oath tenaIntain the CoiRtitut ION
Of the H. tied Stats. who pld thus act, from
| tlay 10 d4y. 4 tie purpose of disturb ~ the
useful H. is att ~ 81 9lf totil1tfy4tor no tthnr
purpose than /, insrA, another brand into The
i,mo Whieli very seAecting, sober man now
secs thraltcna 10 e'ustr',e the fab.i t 1T our
Government, Weel the Soul, y and now.
as we Lave alwayssuod upon iii, defensive.
We raised not this nesiip bul when raised,
il Is our duty tn detnd ourselves. For one,
sir. my purp ,aes art, keep down this speriea
Of tx i,e,nrnf iml ipre an AZ htrne | know
h. temper It ting whom ! represent. and
they require 40 praiptings to resist agrees
Hlan or t,4sult. INV their Determination
It IN well and daeplNaEen, aud viii be shown
when tho c~tisia coin h, They make no threats
~ ,inHt any ope, aut lraat Of all against the
Union. f,r which, ting have made such heavy
aud continued aactibcs. With them Union
IN n sentin nj, no. asaltulAtion=tley adhere
o It with the isna ~ ct ttial affection but
their y 'hesi Ma $50 egree results from con-
v%ec'ian4 of intrrnst t. they know Their rights.
while they feel theiswrougz and they will
ma in'Ain the ono, 'eont the uthrr, II 1t may
! hn, wlll preserve Unconstitutional Union. but
!, the Union wi hnitthc Constitution. they
hold 10 be- a c,nr " With the Co1slitut Oh
| uover ahlnda LII u We, sir, are parties to thsH
I t1uipn ~ y nnd / iii Constitution, and there
IL no power kn wn . tho world that could
III tate 10 my tie site n Union III which her
fri hts wore continuity dlereepceted ard
tralnp|nd upon by a. ulrrRtt med majority.
l.
III presen genera IN, ell, viii mliutaln tho
I chara, ter their father won. They well know
how 10 eustain the astitulions (which they
Inherited, eeen by tvII war, II that be pro-
V ked. they viii mFeh up TO this ssle, AMI
meet 1t facc to lace, tbugh the world were in
arms agatnpt them,
W President. II 1870 part If the business
Of southern I. prcsotat've here 10 deliver
r,negyflrs upol' the nael,nent Of li# consti-
laan ! to the Union. Ne have ptove, our
love of the Union and,ur deyotio, 10 il too
of' en- aud too lnng tn reuiro such declarations.
Lot those wlr feel TT II may be doubted
make heir Jnclaratioaat fidelity 10 he Union,
we have nothing If 10 kind to do. If tie
Sttte OF We m nj Ghooss 10 Repd to he Senate
| OF the United States ttulting resolutions re-
lating 10 her sis or Sites, lot the Senators
and Representa- ives / that State do their
duty In relation 10 their and IA | say notls.n g
against a sovereign SIZE, | will oaly say to
hose Sc patnrs that | reret that Vermont has
not II W such constitutional s~cruples ~ actua.
ted her il The war OF Isl, ana that she does
not keep her %resolnt onswith,n her own limits
in tn = war # sectiona ageres 4ion, as she
attempted to keep her trips during that wsr
of national defence.