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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Spring and Summer Goods

ME have just received q large stock Of NM
w spring and summer 'plNJ
G0osis. both staple and fancy, which we-g
offer at New Orleans
Or assortment is chosen nth ea,s aud
discrimination and fensisfs, IL EEs
fatf Of he fo1oatag,
Ia Linen Russia sheeting, Irish Linens
ut all qualities
Damascus Linens Table. cloths, Napkins, etc,
Damascus and other table sets.
a Fllaw-tase linen. all descriptions Of Linen
Goods; checks, Arabia, Listados Bee.
Plain and Fancy Drillings for pants.
summer GaliGocs.
Jaoonnets and Organizes, Gingbanls and
Patiste dEeosse.
Thread lace edgings and Tnsertings.
swiss Insertings, do Mus1ins Jaconets &c,
Latest style silk,
And wossted Bareges, elk Tissues, for
Summer wear.
Paris ltistre. Toile du Nord
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns.
n complete assortment Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes Caters
Brogans, Ties &e.,&.,
A splendid stock Of French perfumery
Essences, soap Oils, ponatum by the pound 49,.
or in small jars /; (Ladics tpho hare empty po- -.
n.atu,n Jars, can have them filled ,eith he finest aytieic)
Cologne-water in great quantities; and in short
all articles belonging to that line.
6 ParasOIs,
Ladies %parasols; silk umbrellas.
Bleached and unbleached ~cottons, Twilled
and Plain Lowells.
Plantation straw hats, lvery low.)
Leghorn Hats.
Fine Cutlery; scissors, pen, pocket knives &c,
Mosquito Meetings., and a large assortment
of Ladies hose.
And all articles IN The Dry Goods and Fanny line.
trg- We beg the ladies' and gentlemen of the
city and neighborhood to extend to us a share of
their patronage, assuring them thai we will do all
in otr power to merit ii.
june 8, ly. BONNECAZE & SHOPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

% The Abode Of NInsies

Wi,ete tlees The saul uf nhsic itself E
Say,is its spirit found rlp's~
iIVlafr sttihes. ~ In silFefleh. O CD
And III the ofgan's solemn tone
II dwrlls IN tfupks that suifly flow.
And s,tr as II tl,ay wett hy stealth
IN seti4shslls. Ms they whisper low, %
And ieilsl oceans secret wealth.
II lives in sephyt's twilight scitg.
Chat st,eaks Of birds and flowers tare
knd where tls thunder .plls along
frUn The Ftufnny midnight ait
WHEN birds puuf Iutth their sut,gs et ey n,
Nb hsyf,an voice ia half so sweet
Tor al, the birds dwell mafer heas'h>
And they lie music To telHet. W
!t'i,rn would ynu ihi sweet Misic's home,
90 forth. and list to iat',p fair
Ter rick and hill and valley fca'rt,
Ipf Niusit dwelleth everywhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
To Planters.

have established a Planters Store IN the Cor.
l net lately netnpied BY II, V. Habin. which is
in charge Of Mr. t. Boegel where ! have taceiv-
ed per steamboats, Relle Creole and Gypsy. Sugar
cured Hams, very superior. plain Hams. --s
Shoulders and Miidliags, Matketel in
whole. half quarters and kits. No. ]. 2at1aa4saa.
and =. leaf Lard western, reserve and Dairy But
Ter. Brown. loaf, powdered and crushed Sugar.
lava, Lsguira, Rio, Havana and ", Domingo
Coffee, Gtnpowder. imperial and BLK. Teas.
Broofns. Buckets &c, T.. together with Wines,
Brandies and Ccfdialz. Haf,lw are and Staple Dry
Goods. which will I've sold al New Orleans prices
Planters on the southern, side Of the parish are re-.
u~urste,l 10 give me II call before making their p,,r-
chase. |aug. 10. NJ b. WOLFE.
| am also prepared TO furnish Bagsing and
Rope in large aud small quantities,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

Oct, n, 1916.
Dr.. Geeree n Wafap-Sif Having been made
aeItiaiiitstl with the composition TT your valuable
PHI: NY yittfsslE sbite two Or three years ato. ! lia We
used thettt freely In my private %Bfaetitt with entire
]sttftess. and shall Continue 10 Do so as long as | may
~iJraetiet ttetliainA. MID | now take great ~tiIea4tife III
tef"tiitnatisliiig stielt a Pill as yours 70 The ptiblie Dc q
getite Is necessary, Yours With respect.
ID JdtiN r. BJna. N! u.
trs Prepared and seld by MARf1s u WHITEIsY,
at their Wholesale Drug Stufe. baltimore. Ard bf
iittJp n. sa g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Very respectfully, tanfs
HtDBifLt u Abbott.
tupattah Edwards, Esq W Wall vi. Nsw tof

Ambrose Baker. n Ctxsatkie. NJ Y tttiis ~tsiiafks.
ri have itaae bricks twenty tvs yeafs4ailneteeii
years hy eana. am. The last three years with Halls
f~iarhires, have sis notwithstanding three d.
| %ternattig enth day. have fiaas this spsst.i $500.
tUn IN Eve months. With tNefitf-eetefi fnen III lens,
otie- fotiftli tfirrp that | ebhld Iave itiafle will the
satie ,itiiniset by hand; They vysfe all moulded by
three itistl ahi ihe~ tiiafiit is greatly unprecedented,
tioft dense, and hatitg q stiotliet surface. 25, GOO. 900
| have heeti ifnnte with these machines. ~ Eussatki4
HE rnst seasptt. ard they have eaiseh 81, eiitit. revi-
lutio, III the brick tttiitifatiuft The inaeliine works
like n rlnrin. Nitnetttis, kinds hate i,aet tiled mid
great expenses incurred, bit nj uraeij,e would svott
ont clay successfully be fore vi tiled this. Now t,ot,e
Of str brick rishets could le Induced to dispense Will
Them
The fllos4i ing ffdtn HiassFs. ftoav IL t,yjnptt1, NJ
New Orleans. IL aided, tt aibtv these machines viii
work egtaily well III The South ss HI The Moth,
We litFe Ten If Nj! ila1l's itseltifies tipty III St,sts.
tim. aitd ate making preparation to siatt ten iriute
next seaseti. We also ftllF ttnttt Ii. tie JtiInipi,s Of
the H'tjte Tef,tlatrtattt and tyt'ili sat further. thai This
machine l. 81 simple IN lie construction HAT we have
M difficulty III learning puf negroes tn operate with
II, this we consider the Of Its highest f~ettiftfia alatjbiis
fef Southern operation We shall lie happy to show
these t~ttatliiiihs 10 any gentleman " tto wifi tali III STR
Brick Works IN IIpey lille, t,saf Catfellto1.
ttuBf II HytNGttDT.
These ihsthiies afe well adapted fur plantation, ise
requiring only ore htrse power II prppel them. and
en-, BE- worked. by uF1ihaty hands. Planters tai, get
all information feGtitsits. iF calling oil fhe subscriber
ut 29 uld Ihfee.. where they ear be seen.
j.. T. BACRtts, Agent FIR A. fIall. rafshtes.
Also. agents fpf tlip Following manufactures BELLS
fuf plantations. Of MI sizes: Fairtatk's Patent Plat
fjt,ft Scales, ~ tseipt, ffptt, 200 IN sitip lis t,aain
Scales with Frames. Tan and Gdttttt Itooks. all sizes
sfh weighing apparatus ~pfetefF description. If tie
best manufactures. Fiteproof Safes, al sizes. d full
assortment
Alsp. Wtsai aHd Willow WARS Tin wata, tlsin
and ,iatatse,i kElass LANTERNS Cords. CdHfsee
Bt,islies Brcotns; Mats Selves; Wiehibg. etc., in
great variety. ittne 8.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Carpetings, Rugs & Oil Cloths

W. TX PHILLIPS Il BROTHER.
OFFER tS sale one of the most extensive and
~ elegant assortment of Carpetinss to be found
IN The city, ce%Ssis'ing of English and American
Three Ply, alf OF the latest and best designs, also
u large lot Of lRgrain Carpets at prices varying
from 80 TO 10 Cents per yard, Oil Cloths varying
in width from /, To q feet al Of which will be sold
10 per cent less lthan any other establishment, to
prove winch, a call Is solicited. sept II,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD
O FnpM sorfH AMERICA.

Maraeaib6. Vetiazi,eIa APRIL 19tl. tPtp.
Massrs. Satils-ttenilempft tersi,pr II 8 duty
due the public 10 make known tile great benefit I
have received frptn using your valuable sarsapaf-
lila. About three years since ! wis attacked with
rheumatism in my shoulders, and also in tny legs,
and so severe was The pain, that | was unable to
sleep | tried all Of the best mediejses ! could
hear IF without f~etsiting any ltS fit. until
through the advice of q friend / procured sett,e of
your Eafsapstillas and after Using fuaf bottles in
The eptitse Of fifteen days. found myself entirely
well: | have no hesitation in ga wing ye,ir Safsa-
rarilla is the best medicine | ever took, at,d ran
confidently recommend II TO my friends and The
public. f.. fe,ir ebedipht servant, %
a e . J, Nj tESUHUN.
Here is another near hoina
Nhw-YepH. Jan. 8, 1850.
MEssRs. Observation-Disclosures have great
pleasure In acknowledging 10 yoti The great lene-
fl | have received from tie tise If your Sarsapatila
Ia A subject Of pulmonary disease. | made a
voyage to Europe. but while there continued 10
be afflicted. A few weeks aitef my RETURN, ! was
seized with a violent hpniDtrhage Of the lungs.
and from The debility and great prosttation Of
strength that followed, with the ptottatted diff
tcnlty Of respiration, | ain entirely relieved by
the use Of yottt sarsapatilla. which | consider a
most important end truly valuable discovery In
the healing art. ! feel that have not for fourteen
years enjoyed ST. good health Ms al present.
Very gratefully yours.
8. i. SEYMORT
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A,
h Il D. SANDS, Druggists aud Chemists, 100
Fnlton-st, corner Of William, New-Yetk. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout The United
States and Canadas. Price AL trer bottle. six
bottles for 80. q NJ. HER0MAN,
limos. Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
EsT. Martins Universal Tsurgatiys
usflIs. Eft

IN Offering thbse PHps to the Public. we kttotv there
tsiitot he q better. or a fntfs sffe. easy or agreeable
Piteativs. They speedily reiiave oil Irritating mat
tiers retainsd III The bowels. or awlien the ~lesi,itnal
alvine discharges are too tafdy or Insufficient fef
health. by tlteif Specific virtues they restore The r,,oe.
tiatis to a healthy action, and the bIu6f to It's natural
purity Read IN. Bbtn's certificate:
- q. r. Martin, M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
SHAVING PASTE.

TUSr received 600 boxes of superior PEARL
y PASTE. This article is from the celebrated
kimhali, il makes a superior cream in one second,
at the same time causes the operator to 60 over the
face like q locomotive, keeping the razor in good
order, a, the reduced price Of a5c. in cases, at
June %, ly. Sc. HARRIS,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
A, HALLS
PATENT EsWEsjR MACHINE.

TNH1sFE hundred millions If bricks ware made
J. with His machine, within the last t2 t~tiertls
Letters tiaF be seeiti, settling fottl, IN the hithesl
TERMS the merits Of this riafliiiit1 ffntt gentle tief
residing n ot near The principal eitss II, tie United
States. The ~fblluySitie frbin Messfs tfttf,bell n Afttptl
df Charleston, Mass,. who iiakes, t5t1.0gDy bfitk rei
day with This machine. II Il r,tf stt5tittieti bf the
pfi',ibti of lie itiost f,jttt' brick mixers HI tile country
II was written 10 Jonathan Edwards. ggWall street
". Ytik. HI ~atststtt1 b,e addressed tfF hitn ~ 0ttlett,
for information, q tpry Of which taskinalt furnished
tne by Mr.. Edwards:
FrARtFsrp#s \. jar. 4! 1913;
sth'Alt .Hnstesf to yttr tavur " Dee. 9Th, we
tvotld say, hist ettr tpiiipt, III re ference 10 Mr.. Halls
nriiltliitg ttHthifte has not changed IN HE least since
| we addressed II Letter ttF. II. ttakettan. t5sH.. ttppt,
the subject. hut on the contrary tuf opinion Is fi,fe
and tt,ute confirmed If lie Utility Of this machine and
Tint Il is BY fat lie best Of attF II tise. and fsa tttf,t
whether II IL p~oFsittle tfat any ~ttatliitta Ell, evtt bt
introduced st clieap. sb simple ard 80 efficient for
moulding bricks ~ Ills.
We have t5t seefi the one NJ Tlitt, WIT steak bnt
have sect, itiatiy others. mud HE fully satisfied tliute
10 none that sHials MI. HHll's.
Out Of al the machines sre are nsirs we Ia We not
had tine broken for the ttsB Dat years. aid haze nui
paid d dollar fUt ~fetHits: We mention Ills, to show
yui how simple. and tfi1iiig The expense after these
t~naeitines are feady fpf Use.
We Have iivttl sltllltHt's i~tteftst N MI Halle II
shy btiief brick machine. ~tfatits had nutit expert
ettte IN The htislbess we are willing and feel tto,,hd to
give STR rpihiuti Honestly and freely vhe,ievef called
iirttt. md DO not l,eaitaie fur Il ti5ttpnt ~ trot,uitttee
MI. TAILS ~tnaeiiiie the simplest, the cheapest and the
w.. .rssaHfFait4. 4.A..Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
No. 6, or Hot DroDs.
Marble Monuments.

NTR.JACOB PIPER, Baton Rouge, is autho-
l1 rized to receive orders for Ma,he Monuments,
Tombs, Head stones and Marbe-tcork of every des-
cripfion, which viii be executed and delivered at
the shortest notice, on the most reasonable terms.
Designs of monuments may be seen by calling on
Mr.. Piper. fjane. 8, tf,I N. w. DEAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

- H. HART, offers The above goods al m nm
-. such prices as will bear composition IplllH
with any larger establishment In Baton. .IlMj
Rouge, having selected the geuls from The first
establishment in The city Of New Orleans. they
will be sold ON guarantee and if not as presented
the cash in all eases will lie returned. being deter
mined 10 sell on small profits and quick returns,
viz
Clothing.
French Merito sacs, Frock and Paltots,
English do do do
Linen Check do do do
Toile de North and Alpaca do
- Cashmere and summer Cashmere do
Pants.
French Merino, English do Alpaca do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Cottonale,
Kentucky Jean, Joile lie North and Monterey,
Vests.
Figured Satins. Black do Cashrneret do
Marseilles. Figured Linen and plain, do
Shirts.
White Linen Bosom of extra style and finish
colored do Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe undershirts,
Drawers, Hoisefy, St,spenders, Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
N. d. 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
aa Dry Goods.
Figured and plain colored and white, Muslins,
Alpacas, Linen Of every quality, from 25 TO | 50
per yards, Bleaehed and unblcached Muslius,
eolored Cambrics, Hood do Mosquito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Cambries, Hands,, silk, do
French summer Batiste do Foulafd, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laees, Cottopades, Fancy Linens for
Pants, Listardos Hickory and every article in the
store line. sf
TO the Trade.
] have on hand 90 Gross Of Robertsoh's Pencils
"a dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel pens, 80
dozen Purses and Wallets, 20 dozen French soup
and u large assortment Of Jewelry, SO dozen
two blade knives, 20 dozen Razors and Fancy
Goods of every description which ! will sell ut
New Orleans Wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the goods and ! can
challenge competition.
june sly 8. i. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

Also q gfeat variety IT fills:- Wriglt's; lees:
Peters! Cfaintipt's; Mvffat's: Wistat's; Gilberl's:
sappinttdn's: J'ylef's. Cooks; Winst's, Clieknets;
tst,gar coated E~tsaneef's SC DC.
II T. w. t.s n sihrk If Nil the Patent Medicines
Of The day, and is the only agent for the sale If Turns.
end's SatsaturiHs. itie Sly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Notice.

A IL these who have any Accounts or Notes
"A against s. +. Hart in Baton Rouge will please
to present them by the oath Of July. All those
indebted to me from last year will do the same
without further notice.
raly ID, 1850. S. f. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Martin and vhite1y's National
f.. #t5 V'nssaa. @

Tiiis preparation IL q teftair ttife for the Attte ard
FHset. and DYstHettslal We bpfy aek II sfal If II. and
are satisfied planters atd %t'tiheiis generally. will save
h%tnlreds d dollars by Keeping Il stipftt, u the Tonic
and Martin's Pills by ilieH Read tie following Ter.
tlfcate u a worthy thai who was ctired by the bse Of
the Tetiit I:
brttfa- tAas, u6tbN Ahats Gu. Md.
~ IInfuItnt al 1917 u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Catholic Books.

A LARGE variety of Catholi zaTshx
n Books Also the Catholic AIkL@kskz1
manac for 1850, and the American gAszakzw
Almanac of Useful knowledge for 1850. Just re-
ceived and for sale by, GEO. nj. HER0MAN.
june s ly. opposite the Methodist Church
= HHDs. Shoulders, very Superior, received and
- for sale. at the Planters Store.
aug 10y. N. b. WOLFE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
New Assortment of. Drugs,
Medicines &C..

TSTE subscriber has entirely renewed his -Q
J. stock of Medicines and has just received w
a full assortment Of French, English and II
American Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted Of the best quality.
Among the articles recently received and prepar-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-18
Election Of Clerk.

On the ll,h instant, VIM. J. Campbell, Of
Tennessee, was re elected Clerk Of The 3lst
Congress. This was accomplished by the
change OF several Democrats. The cores.
pondent Of the Charleston Courier gives the
following account Of the election:
"The firm Democratic phalanx, which had
stood for week in favor Of the Democratic
caucus candidate. Mr.. Forney, gave way
yesterday and number of members. whose
sfFinities were for Free Soilism voted for B.
B. French. There was plan to elect Mr..
French, by aid Of Northern Democrats,
Wings, and Free Sellers. The "Uaio. "
urged upon the Democrats The prophecy Of
adhering to Mr.. Forney. The Wings had
agreed 10 adhere to Mr.. Campbell, Of Ten.
nessee, the incumbent. On the first trial,
yesterday Mr.. French received number OF
Democratic votes. Ii vas spparen. that he
was 10 be ehosen-or, rather that Mr.. For.
ney was out Of the question, and that the
Free Sellers were to control the election, IN.
less Mr.. Campbell could be elected. Some
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-18

sen, of ,he House. the rule which permitied
peti,;nns to be presented every day fos the
Sr.a 30 dsys Of the session having expired.
lie remarked, however, that inc genie n'an
had the RICH, under another rule OF 'ne
House, TO hand his petitions to the CLERK 70
be entered upon the journal; that they would
also have their proper reference to 'he COM
snistces.
Mes.rs. Winthrop, S,anly, Schenck, and
D,er. cxcep,ed to the decision oil the speak
a, m,in,airiup that the House had not been
!, session 10 a constitutional aud leg ii sense
Far 8, days-snd that the session, IN that
sense. did no, commence until the House was
orsanized by the election Of Speaker.
Mr. McLane Of Nd, aud McCiefnand, oil
H., sustained the decision Of the Speaker IN
few words, showing tia. the session, accord
ING To the Constitution, commenced on the
first Monday 10 December, and therefore that
80 days of the session had expired.
Mr.. S,anly appealed from the decision oil
the chair.
Mr.. McClernand demanded the yeas and
nays on that motion.
They were ordered, and tn, decision OF the
chair was sustained by yeas IA to nays vi.
Mr.. Robinson Of la, said be was opposed
10 any legislative action until The House was
.Arazaa The House was not organized
until clerk was elected. In view OF ia'
conduct Of the opposition yesterday, by which
thew prevented an election Of clerk, he was
for one, determined that no legislative bust
ness should be transacted until clerk wa
elected. He therefore moved that " hen ih'
l.. NJ
Mr.. Inge raised the question Of privilege
that The House could not legally transact an,
business until Clerk was elected. He rea'
The law Of 1850, which provided tina, tn
House, after the election OF Speaker and In
Qualification Of the me mbers, should lnmedi
e,ely, and before the transaction OF any othe
business, proceed TO the election OF Clerk
He maintained that the act was ob'igator
upon the House. He, therefore, moved tina
the House Immediately proceed 10 the cleo
,ion Of Clerk.
The Speaker decided that the motion wa
moi admissible, for the reason that the Hous
had already determined to postpone The cleo
ton Of officers ill Monday next, which ii ha
The right to do under the rules.
Mr. Robinson appealed from the aecis'o
of the Chair.
Mr.. Inge then reduced bis point of ords
to this: that the House could not transa'
any other business until clerk was eec.e
Pending this
Mr.. Ashmun moved that when the Hour
adjourn il be till Monday next; which motto
was passed 10 the affirmative. Then,
Ga motion Of Mr.. Ashmun, the House a
lourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-18

OF The Columbia Teleg aph Of the li'h
instant says that " the first lead of Cotton BY
the Greenriiie ard Colombia Railroad, came
down on Saturday last. A lreish, Car pro
ceeded up the track TO the plnlalion Of J. d.
Frost, E,q., ard returned viii 8 bales. The
work is still progressing 6nes-,he iron be
ing laid down as ias, a. possible"
We hope j, will no, be lonsbcfore we shall
have TO make a similar Announce ment rela
tive 10 the Charlotte nd Columbia road
We understand that two Co.'S are on til.
track aud used for The purpo< of transport
ing material, for the road.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-18
TIE NEXT GOVERNOR.

We suggest 10 our brethren Of the press
throughout the State, Of both parties, the pro.
priety Of holding n Convention al Greens.
boro,' or some other point, TO nominate can.
ddales for Governor on the 4ih day Of April
next, and that both agree that their respec.
tive candidates shall not canvass the State
The time mentioned will give every section
of the State sufficient, time for re Election, and
to hold primary meetings, and to send dele.
gates. Brethren, what say you baskerville
Messenger.
We agree with the suggestion OF Ashc.
vile Messenger. The Democrats certainly
can have no objection; and. il our me.
canvasslng the State, aud they have since been
the creates, losers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-18

Is,sic r cny ~, a. ~. ~ MI. ~e havs
~ 'D,,si nrp. funk Il. And whilst
Gen. r flor says thai heis frsstahle ii the
admission Of New Mexico, We have lntosma
ton from San'n Fe TIA, the inhetissnfs had
taken preliminary sisTs u organize Terri.
iorial governments. which caused tl1e great.
est excitement Ut Austin. Many eelc for
marching an armed forcs ihi,hes and putting
down the rebeis. as hey are tcrnird. The
Austin G zer,e advises delay until the -.
ceip, ofihr Pre- .ilsni's Message. and Al Ill ,.
veuts that the Tex,us should not prrcipiiaie
crisis, or compl,caia matters by violence.
II still reiiera'es a decentralization 10 have San.
Ia Fe, aud says:
"Rliher lhsn surrender In tho usurpaion
of the General Government one inch 81 cur
blood won territory, let every human habi-
talon 10 Santa fe be levriled to the earth.
and US. if the necessity Of the case reqaircs
il, be buried bene ilh tho ruins.
Solfa Car0l.aicn.
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lus,rious services, ARE brcemirg naf' f.ie'al
" 10 their associ ssions. Fur Example; Mns
Giddiass on The day referred had spoken more
than once, and was pronounced out Of order.
He implorngly asked, as reported, Have !
no friend here who will ask leave fur me 10
Drocecd p Well, who is this friend -
MIR. Nc Mullen, from the land Of the sons
Of The Presidents" as Mr.. Meade calls them.
Yes, Mr.. McMulIer, f.om Virginia, Is repor-
led to have asked leave for Mr.. Giddings 10
proceed in The speech declaring that those
who sold saves ought TO be hung.
/ But this is no, alt. |. was observed that
day in The House, ,ha, several Southern De-
mocrats drew up their chairs in front OF the
Clerks table, aud were listening a,ieni'vely,
giving aid and comfort" and apparently
applauding Mr.. G ddinss in this speech aud
among these Southern gentleman were
Messr.. Bayly, Of Va, and Venab'e, Of North
Carolina. Their conduct excited attention
more than their support Of Mr.. Bfown, oil
Indiana, for Spcaker-but they are consis
tent. They applaud Giddlnss, when de-
ncuncing their CONSTITUENTS as deserving
hanging. for The same reason TINT they sup
ported Mr.. Brown. Bat Giddnss and Browf
sing the song Of the Union in senomous abuse
Of General Taylor.
Extremes Will meet. McMullcn, Gid
diugs, Bayly Venable, ard Brown Of lnd'
ana Are no, these gentlemcn admitabi,
qualified for abusing the hero Of Bucna
Vista