Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

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h Fer .Scott 4 For Pierce.
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hlloface Gfeeteg, j. Van Buren,,
8GoJ. Johnson. HJohn A Dix, So Y
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n sr a 3. L. Butter, IA.
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n rl "a 4sse al H. ilantin,s.a
n ~, tss, ga.us vs. John Atwood, A.,,
IL Moses Norris, ,.s5
n Z. L. Cleveland,
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1929 esd s3astI HsPIagadcate,t Post
4 III the first colnms are the stIirees terris
Eble fellows whose democratic influence
.has formed the staple of every anti Scott
kspeec!l which has beeu made in'tlie South
4 4sinee the canvass opened. 'They are tile
gorganl heads with Which party politicians
Rhaye hoped to triyhten The Southern peo-
SpIe from The support Of the brave old dfnan
Ewho fought their battles when half OF
atherfli we're too young 10 fight for chem.
tselves.s6 These thaeeconsliiLte tue mighty
s,nauence which is 10. cosatyol l,en, Scott
= all old. soldier who has for forty years
Sand, upwards been controlling others
I and devastate the titteen Southern States.
Erhey are three taffi hi af WaaN ia9sf 88.f
I But look einI tile sotjaega COLUMN. if you
wish TO find the real :.tlteaa aealls" OF this
sinister influence. First Oh the list is Mar
ttin Van Bufeu-the@ @betrayer Of the South
the cnnsshlaee Of the sAboIitionists and
Freesoilers III 1S4S--the master magician
EAtle embodiment Of all Hlat is cunning !,
tricky s5nnscrnpuioiis and seiiistrim politics:
He aont 20 iors Scott--he's tor Pierce. !.
[his most prominent, as he is by lar his
Iablest, advocate at tie Moth. And there 's
ehis son john Prince JOHN" ," as they|
Ecali l,in-asregaIa scllipof the ola block,
sbrlntul 81 aboiltion aud anti.siavery feel
ing. hating the South with cordial hal
tired for having thrown his revered father
ina 3s44, slirewd, actiye aud
Ecpplllug as, Luciier 4imsell-he, LOO, goes
Sfar Pie,ces and is dead out. against. Scott
Tban there's David Wilmot--the mani
whose land first lighted tliis torch Of po.l
|fifica1 anti.slavery Congress; and Dix.
and Kina aud a whole lot olorhe.s, aclsose|
'baratlsksaatedt sts,sto g .coa1gagratio,a|
IsciicL thgcatessea 10 destroy he U,sso,a|
'-tasg akt 90 fof' Pierce and against Scott
Whit Iseca .ige ---as 1Heiralhfothers Ffee-|
|soiler, COLI Havtlee, said at estle Pittsburs|
'Convention-.tlley know their man.
Because they know-he adeploresp slavery.|
ulllst fras d most ..revolting feeling at theI
|siving ; up ofaa save.g Because they|
know thar born and rnised ia the bigotedl
New Hampshire. his pref
|udicss and sy.npathies are sectional and
hl iarmony with their NsahostiIe feelings!
towards the SoiIth |; and than Gen. aSnost
q Syngirian BY birth saDd--by profession.
Nons ilabis and patriotic reaectiea-a citid
zensof the Usiioli. has no gich nafrow
sectional feelings.
/ Lock at the two lists xamife aIId|
|scrutinize the names and the history I'D
the nea--c compare the weight of5fnfluI
ence On one side and the other, and tlien|
say if iweigt tedlin their own scales, Gen
|IdeTcssi mot foaaltlswantis ldempsis|
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