Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
NJ. G. BRYAN, Publis her.
What VIM n. King thinks Of The
Northern Democracy.

1tbas not d,een long,ssince tile present
democratic tcandidafe for tie Vice Tresi-,
ncy, iad, q very poor opinion Of lioah-
", y, rmocrats, In bis letter TO sMessrs.s
peet p'r Donaldson, dated Tuscaloosa,
I A'',' .N ,.''' Juy s~t 1851, he says: ! A4F
,.a ~ ~ aoDs aS tlaygc 7o,tion, NJ MrI1y-,
|ner a1r7a,t'0,c7yacygf.,te fotth kcga MemLI
-scIres ID the advocncy tfFreeso;, doctrines
aud make common cdasc tifh theu unpJin.
caplrs ana t1Jamons agaatasors anI III.
oIAlontsts, 40 portion Of The Southern
'einocfacy will ever be found aetino ~ =
concert with item. Aibour houbies Inrc
nrsssgeas. from The cat,uorQiaa,y coada1z
| q U.ose pfgfcsszng. Democrats, in wl,on2
| he democracy once reposed unbounde,I
confidence, and felt delighted to honor
| pm forthesr bt,sc aba1aouwe,,t o,rprtncf- ,
pfe AholltionisnI would Iin.e sIll been
coniiaed,to portion of the whje nauv
| and Il small sq'mtl Of ignorant fanaf;ra
pm fer lAcn, The Soulh uvuld haye Lceu
ys0reIJ>5m tAs agy4sl legis1tttou ahilh
nas aloH$r1 q 2'0tzi11, n. hctp1ou4 aam
etc11able2'opulatton scriouslyio c6gueoe.'s
1f"fc 1I'''le q y M41.ss0Iation gf the Uuioa." ~.
The Columbus Journal Of q late datc..
IN noticing The arrival of Delegates from, 81
various parts Of Ohio 10 attend the Stat.
CoEvenfioif, says "'s@ s@4@s " @SeA
!" we rejoice to state Tint from every
county comes the strongest assuyane,, q
HAT every Whig will do his dntys a,n
t'iat thousands suI who have Lifberto voted
with oufyoppoieIis will give "a hearty
support to The gaiIahl old hero, Geill.. = !.
Scott. y ~. N .a .s.'.a ~
Tic LotrisvcIlc Journal Of the .1Jtl, ! ID. =.
!" A prominent and exceedingly, wollir-g b
formed politician Of Iudiana called ,,pon
rs Yesterday 70 express bisapll esougictlon
That .limlhhaawil eosfof sScott.ssqIIe .,ays ;
s'lci' ';ir reasons s'or BIZ opuiol as seescd, 10
psieriect salislacloty4 We knew, that r.,
'rraiiy cItizcnspfa Indianr, wlto liavo lilft- q
5crto been always Democratic = are re-. NOW e,
tsalppoFilng oSeoitg g,aid we do not lelieve
there are any changes at MI tie sotIier
way, Or tl1atapy Wlig ,denles a fut M nar.s
tlcipaiionin tie conflict ~. s{=taa sa.a-s4
The sarie5 satnc paper expresses tllc.
opinion that Kentucky cal, give as largo
majority for Gen. Scott az it gave Eor
Gen Harrison, and gives the. following
POLITICAL items e ..ssHsagqgsz.fs# e. ss1fss+.tl
/ !" One Of he best known and most irrf
tellsenl Wings in kslltne,k e,ky,,,living IN !,
one OF the river coitnIi.a above here, ji,.,a
formed ms on friday evening hat iii lils
county and the adjoining counties t;eu.
Scott will receive twenty Democratic
votes where he viii lose one Wing vote. " y
:" a most reliable gentleman living i,ear,si
the cenire Of tIie State, one who has scfy!
ea.ln 7Congressa with very distinguished /,
lal'fl'sy that, witIlinFtie last fwo or
tlIlreee weeks, more than a score or o'd
Democrats, n,en who 1Iiever gave any a'
but Democratic votes, and whom he had ~
never N E Spected 10 give any but Democrat =,
ic votes, linrc voluntcerded declarations to n
lrn, that they win vote for Scott. ta,rq
Another distinguished gentleman, for 4
'nerly representative in Congress, tells
us tl,at Ii7t ne recently visited Two or three Of
The mountain counties aud made POLITICAL y,
speeches there, aud that, while nor atVhig a'
iaIters III that ies zion, Democrats are con /,
stahsly coming over to tile Scott flag r5