Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-13
Iyniftd gtatss HonAtor,

Iiweaa Afansrh DnNiaslls, ut1sef aha lsgk-
kpa. Many oi,st hasbes INV been iasi-
,iouga but tiey VIM iiIser W.T. g~ualiHeu4s
ii withdraw, o. resign Their rfaAauileilss tf
thelf ffIelids VIII deem il most isalaeiat 1,t
|ilem III Aeerta HE lfitt sipuaaFasaa h'ss
thsIr tiue, Judging from the fHst u n
wiliH,tfaa liai iilafe FiFi 10 D 9feataassHts
tef tf dlHbntntei WhigA pt,e will IN aasl+
ipnl III alsi eniieei iptb flte aedasafaiie
tanlsi8 1lnt experience llas iaaisht h ~
h laHHtsli, which ilMy will i,ot sool, Wfsef;
Tllty liass lssrlled liaW aifeh iii'fti si1al's
L course Il pfsahatisa VI, beth 40 t'ieir
patty aud license Isrs, and they WiH iist lps.
~ee,n,Itl again. IA Wig viii bs eleetl'A
blgsma il sio~abt-H,vliusllle Ml,ig Willie.
lit4s nosV ~ibtpoA4Alle 90 roy The three
,srssn4 we have tIaalell ave earl,iasttsa
hw,tds, who will I1F ns @lailiAAs q a rf'afe
| llm riais banllle Which h nuw within feaells
mid aiiiht 70 mally nfe gfas fans eiAlsitlaefl
one Of them would nbfy represent tue
Slate
htf, benjamin would take ilitn tlle Fen
40, i name alresitly wsil hiiewii ~ ltH
nne1nlsefa, d 4afns luf vtielfiie isaAi wnfks
ia Wild wtiIeIi he l~illnspli lths nfadsl Ills
elebf .napllef Or %etatIts q pfoposiliolls4@A
slaae and nente re~aAoning4aelsis style pure
anp 4iarls--hta ltalpiefs whining an1
graceful, weuid lnnke him al ornament III
al4s assembly. Wilde HE enlarged We've
attt nHdenlsssdl eanaeiiy, would place him
n llia Dist rapks u!iieng The fret Iivil Of
the uation. j as fsssa ssI ii
mi. Hunt has i mind stfeng and yiEc'
riaas, He hue MI eloqueiae unsurpassed
-44Aye net equalied-ip this Htatet Ills
otatory sometimes lal,ared md Htndiedsris
elaborate massive and inlpoain gyAAwliile
LIE logic d always correct, and bis fvhHpti.
Ing always convincing, Added 70 lliiH,
he has a character which hpa gfosvii
bFigltes with lia yeass-=a geAefositY
witch was never Appended % ~ suin--a
cAivaIfy Of mind and heart unsurras-
soa---a warmth o. iueIing which oil Who
know him never laal m~otAloliing. lie
weall ~ ali hapossiug man even III the
Senate If the Tinted States, aid mnlte fir
himself d national reputation as great aH
the one he enjoys At home lie llas bean
d Wing too Of luus! standing, Hsshaa
Atood by the party h It'll evil hour aud IA
prosperity. lie Ina never exnltsd IN i
triumph nor been paAt down by II defeat.
hut has lahered Oh With tile same safllests
ness mud assidulty nnslrr every eireani.'
stanea. ii Il ufgea ly Ills frielas TINT he
has been always wotking, resolving no
reward, aud that II VI now due him that
ti,e Legislature sllould place him In a po
titioa where he might do the State service,
Mr., kernur hes long been III rolltleh
ind Ia known to every one In tho Slater
TIA every position his constituents havn
plaeea him, he has discharged his duties
atthnily~-with credit to liniseltand ben.
etit ia them. lie Il d gentleman of varied
arcomplisllments--a mell uf warm henri
and generous inpnlses-Ifnnk III his man.
nefsbold III the expression of Ills ylews.
ppt afraid b eshalptd 10 spy what bt feels
wisA i remarkable apwaclty 81 nallla, y.
mesasing almost / o iAstsliets aud lntistlve
knowledge of mansindAs-a p~ollslie9 gen.
Iiiemsn mud true friend, Without poll,aps
the bfiuiancy oa either If The other gentle-
men. bis viawts ale as n~nlaraad~-lsia luf-
pose MS true and his heart mlasliMg--while
he possesses the industry of 4 bee. II
elected to the Senate lu would By always
1t his post. aud always ~ Nsefk--aot max
lag speeclses perhaps dazrlil,g the aaipas
III the pubse and illiug The columns nf
III newspapers, but difficulty attending u
tha wants Of the talp lt fepfcsams, and
nNver losing an opportunity ef advancing
Apr Interests IN mis- works. day world
of oars, Industry 4 otsen tnofa successful
than tRisliaucy. His friends see,a ID ID
mofs aSaivaSn tbe matter man llIm2
Ile now with Us mia from lae way Ie
mlks about ,hs weasiier cue weVla Him: