Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
The British Prints upon the Pres
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lte Brtt1sH TreFsRs community bOts
Iii the maipner matss familiar by their i'm
~itatiots hege, of t.ll1 vast enthusiasm of til
crowds attendingitte PlBueE meetings
and Of the want d i, n, all the assemble
III ttvot of3ScorT.f Following afe d few
specinlens.o of the sfae in which Genera
plEauE !. spoheh ;fls lis British advo
Gates, who mean Il elect him, If falsefioo,
or any thing more lotid, will do il
III every fart ofStise country new slgtt
of dlsaHeeilun ia tae StoTf faiiks are vlsi
BILE.
| cai1 bFsert thtti ] have not toiitd
single man Of auy$eninence il the sbeia
or political world lyF'o l,as, with any de
gree OF ea,nestuess, manifested hts nrltfot
nj of the fiction o1tlte Baltimore Cuiiven
ton.
Out of six litlitrda American nettspa
rers, Wltlftlte exkp:icn of tl,irtysive Of
forty, | llHve folirf 40 bold, EARNEST, reso
lutte, maiiEy, or HbtaIently sincere advoea'
cy of the Wl,ig II frinations.
Genera. Scoffs nomination was re.
reived with coldif,ss III almost every pof.
ton Of the counttl
All the attemptk That have been made
ID get up mighty mass nieetiiigs where
His first ex ploits Jtdfe made have resulted
i'll Tie mdst lameEdble failures.
aeneral PIERCS IL n man against whom
The vilest |sIanderI, %eaunot wng his tongue,
Id Is flowing f,lniig the Presidential
dottfae tiolslessly, I tfpretendlngly and, from
all tie STILLS | cat lead in the four QUAR-
tiers d. dig politictl Horizon, lie will leave
his rival far behrNlhirh.
HhdM Ttf LoNpoH Ttttfaa.
"1ht t,iumph4,F tie caadttate Of The
Demot,tssth ftdt4, BROUGHT FORMAL ny
THE MENioF THE Ios1Tn, ariW stture prob
attn farItty. M4 qsccndency If hde,dt
tommercgydk p,inSltcs and, if Lord Der
by shoul1 next {par be disposed to take
the Anglican Arsf for his model, we
have little doubt .liat 1t will serve to re.
move th4 last lII,sslana Of the protective
system fSom Iiss i.lintl. III this respect
and on tl,is point; Ne take General PlBi,tE
to be a dir representative Of the opinions
Of Nh. Calhoun, stil, as such, g tatnabte
practical atty ny the commercial poltcy
Of this t:ooatryss
From Tuf tsnNboN LEADER.
We aie withci,t information as to the
views oil Genera! PIERCE on the subject OF
co-operaIio witf England ; but we can
not say fl,at we feel any apprehension on
The poitih aud Va shall await The final
election hot wltlopt a share il the colfi-
tlelcc of many American friends that 1t
will result well.f
FROM WILMER Il tAtTHs LIVERPOOL. TIMES.
"As regards England, public sympathy,
it il needless t1 aav. is enlisted OH the
side of the Bet,5eratic candidate. Not
that General P''EseE ia considered Ne
better man. Faa QthertciSr. lie is mere
ly accelIted ms ria, ;iiorninee of that great
party il. the Ufibn who desire to push
the principle oil dee trade 10 its utmost
limits."s
PRat THE MtN9HEsrsR EXAMINER,
"1Hd eietvsa,mf W Gen. Pierre aciH at
am rate 1'tsyc pNtt the Democratic ma-
fsytty, ,Nt,ateveS llay be their other differ
euces, arc unaHti4cus fyt their testtMo-
M on behalf OF h liberal cdltsthercial pol.
icy. and any Gosgrument hc may form will
he one on whicH Ithis country mag 7ely
for cHtAcsuat 6otopeyott0n IN reducing,
whenever praet liable, existing itnped.
i,nents TO International intercourse
These and other English journals are
laboring more s%frsnuously for the election
Of PIERCE than llNy did in their re-
cent Parliamentary election; probably be.
cause British Interests are thought to be
more de pendanE dn the sway Of Locoloco-
ism in our cou,itty than that of the Earl
Of Derby or any other Minister at home.
LocofDco Irayufts to Foreigners.
Our adopted icilizens must by this time
be convinced that the LocoIoco leaders
consider them the most ignorant and de-
graded beings JON the face of the earth.
They must see THAT there is no falsel,ood
however glarinE, and no calumny howev-
err atrotious, that the latter do not attempt
to Impose updn them. No longer ago
Thursday the Budget of this city
made DE charge, unreservedIy, that the
Troy Hthtg some years sinco published
article in which the Irish were likened
to the ''rnocs Or Eoyrr," aud stigma'ized
as mere 'NARK;sTABLE CATTLE" when the
condnctor Of that paper knew at the time
he wrote the libel that he was writing
that which was basely false-that the on
" shadow Of III excuse he had for the
,.tta..l.,. 49,, ,a,a. 4Iut IA ,.,e ll. .,tx,,trw
ring the Irish.i And yesterday, when he
his silly calumay exposed and char
acterized in the terms it deserved, he, ill.,
stead of acknowledging that he had at
Iemptedto impose upon the credulity Of
his reailers-,lat he had published a vile
and malignant slander with the hope Of
LONG Something to arrest the orient Of
which is setting in against
lis candidate. tor his taclt support Of the
,dious religious test by which the Catl,o-
les Of New Hampshire are excluded from
civil Offices instead Of frankly stat
ng that the odfons sentiments he attribu-
ed to us wereff IN fact written and publish.
ID by n Loctsoco, who three weeks be-
ore writing tise paragraph. openly advo-
,ated the cleo ion of and voted for An
DREW JvcKso4 and whose next vote. was
for the ticket headed by Archibald
3~ulE--insiead or doing this, he coolly says
hat the fact That the Troy WAig was
lot publishedtt all until two years after
he paragraph referred to was written and
published. I'D uery small hole 10 creep
ne o." Chm foreigners require any
stronger evid3iice than this TO convince
hem that tle Locofoco leaders of the
resent day regard them as ignorant
sretches. really TO be humbugged by any
hing iowevek preposterons-as .markei-
lble cattle ?"sNNe think not; and wetliink
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