Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18


Parry toBsits.Mln The nominating Of q dem.
uefatie Senatorial candidate fur this district. !,
party iebbing most beautifully illustrated. rifs.
d candidate IL regularly, genuinely, aud unahi
tfioisly iIoaiinated-lhs iaet Ii proclaimed apet
The streets, and III public elaess-eleetienaaftfe
sehefiit i are set oi loet-buttiuts nf the ~teflifa4
TIM convention % 10 their respective fields D
Htiiun. To 10 good hattie uiatef the banner Of THEFT
chosen ealient leader. But there IA i ~tisatfee4
tian IN the party which was n8t made knnwi he.
fire the convention iisrrfsai4azall seemingly
ain satisfied with The nomination But seuli the
hfpese u diseottl sprung ~ anil Mr. ffsfaS
WINS earnestly requested 10 decline, which afiai
stina hesitation. he did and why | We learn
tive eai,se 81 this 10 be that while the democrats
nfthis parish were pefieetly willing to eennlts
fieht the good democrats Of Livingston, they
were not willing that sha shettld have the esii=
dilatr@4sessf al democrats 81 This parish wished
The wings oi The district To unite with them Oh
%anbtftef %ienipefat Il, defeat Mr. Iitsfas,
Subsequently, ush. =. Lacy fts1., has heeti
nominated anil The democrats bf Livingston are
expected 10 q stand ub 10 The rack. iadiat
of no Tsitiat''-they are expected Ia 10 aY, while
they afe ho, allowed Ii share uts III HE speiis
If they ran he thus tightly feianat ty party lines,
anil made 10 s~til,sefse The interest Of a party
which gives them nothing but t%tishonof. we fdis-
take them. ~ shis system to he preserved IN I
We think the gecl people Of that parish will st,en
beeome weary Of lighting battles for the nobility,
while they are only made the victims Of self.
ish ihttisiies,
This Ii the sympathy IT The democrats ~ this
parish FIT The parish Of Livingston, which holds
the balance Of power. which ever way Living
stoh eoes, so goes the district.
II lie well known thai the views. Of that parish
mtst be consulted on nh occasion II This kind.
sti the democrats sought IL 1attsf their Living
ston friends, by giving TO them the nomination
esieeiing uf eoufse that their generous natures
woultl rrtsnir u them IL tieeline the henef. sinee
such however, war not tha result, Mr. 1.hNToN
was fnfeaa ffpn The track by thbse WIN seem
10 direct The object Of eifiee and distinctions
MURRAY RuthRH The i1roette
Ftinka we ARE joking. when we show a
dislike for the ele vation Of military Inpn
to high public station, aud when they
have nothing eise TO recommend them,
would they stsOst like us to be- Silent upon
the s%ulieat,
We do not deny that the genius which
constitutes tie great military man. Is Of h
very high quality, and sometimes equally
applicable IA the al administration or evil aEs
fairs AZ upon The field Of action, There
have been mldotibied instances of rare
and wonderful combinations Of civil and
military qualifications, both, OF the high.
eRt order but these instances have been
exceptions: Washington the father Of this
country, continued la eli eminent degree
both these shining qualifications
But England had her CnoMwebt.
her ALEXANDER. Rome her
and France her BoaArAarE, III
these instances was one or The Other atal.
Iheations wanting@@They could rive the
word efeomnalid, or they could devise
he means aud ways, but they could not
h. both Aud Ia immediate connection
with our subject, Ia The selection If Il
,hief magistrats for Louisiana, There
ire presented two candidate s-Col. t1E.
,sRT sehonled at West pnint, md expert.
need III Mexico with little or no expert
nee which viii enable him to administer
. the wants ofthe people, In n eitR ta-
'aeity, asking to be elevated by one Jump
rom the plains Of Mexico Il the Guherna.
afial fol,air OF Louisiana. And Lofts
3oepEheN seleolled and experienced IN
he affairs Of State, having eerved the pee.
ie for a number Of years to their entire
atietaetien, knowing the wants oi the
from his long ultimate connection
't,ti them, and more than all. standing
fmly upon the new Constitution, has
selected by the Wings, rs their choice
III the satire chair.
Reader, beware the course yoi, pasne,
ol, flgBgRr il eldared by MI. Souls as
''strong and thorough Statesrisltman,"
nage BeepgLoN il a "through and
uuion man. To one OF these
sntlemen must be committed the trust
transmitting to other hands the grow.
4 prosperity aud fair fame of our State.
hiltk which Is most suitable to faithfully !,
schafge this important trust. j.
Tue Adeocsste argues that because
q parish of Livingston voted against the .
of the new Constitution. Mr.. Me-. !
must be In favor of the total pop. |
alton basis. Will the rule work both :
avs ?--this parish voted for the new
aud we have II from undoubt. ,
authority. that Mr.. LAegYis III favor q /
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