Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

II ii hi yattatiy tile easa that on The
eve 81 general elections . great wy v
raised against city Influence. aud y y gen
pfnlIy llls enne that lie who makes TIE
most ,ieisa and shouts the Longest, ~ fes
lee,ed. In view Of THE, the independents
base, through the Comet, raised HE Wht
cry, and expect 10 carry the day by 'iinails
Of this popular bns'laaf, II was WIN
THE ety that al lnfgs q majority ~'hs given
srsinat n Convention Ia East llatof,
ftouee. and Ii IL by meats Of sthh Appeals
aa the following, that the independents
expect 10 carry The day at ile June elee'
ton
of'lla country should At ohee 60 TO
work 10 select Delegates irrespective 81
party, 10 are tliat every sestlge y our
riat,ls afa not absorbed Ia the CITY Of New
Orleans.
l. there 40 redemption Cannot Ha'i,a
men t,s found, who viii make All effort ~
cave The country tioni being swallowed
40 IN The Metropolis
Now against Nil siieli appeals hiit'
against any candidate who matas them,
viii we do battle, New 0flsshs IA The
pride nf our State, She has never, tn oil
knowledge. manifested any disrosltioh to
| sseal{oW ~ ffs eehatfV Alie was ihstil'
ted ty the country members ~ Tie laa'
| Convention, pslfapiaFl, and q %ntitstnh
| placed upon her by the 18Th Article %
Tie State ttaliall,niien Int with il,ta most
unwnfranled aud ~ElIilsrai clause stafiun
them Ia The iaee, ellie leels 10 tehenfile'i'
@~=ni,e stands pledged TO commentaries NC
atteinp, 10 remove the seat VI governments
III stt nstta IL, that the atigtha placed upon
| her nv the aiiouH 18Th Article. lie thhet
| away, that she may he rlaeed upon tlit
snme footing with the fest Of the state So"
And shall we Feitlse ilia act of justice
Certainly not. What is there no impure
In the prescribed and prescribed limits @
neu M skes by The saeatest ffsseftHg rant
that the purity OF the 4 1vefnment won''
become contaminated by the location 9
The sent Of government there Nothing
-litlefaliy nothiug~~thei let ba remove
IL, The interest OF the country and t,t
| city are identified the planter Ia dareh
| dent upon the merchant and the thefat'ao'
upan the ntnnl OF. Whatever has a ten
denay to advance the prosperity OF Rev
Orleans contributes 10 the prosperity o
the State, and a blow which btteets tl,'
city, affects The wnale State, The eHlali
| liahtneil of a new plantation, the clearing
Of every aefe Of lHnd. The making Of
bridge, OF the repairing Of o road NJ, ~
tend to advance the prosperity Ut Nea
Orleann, Tlien away with ytW enlehi
10 the laeal rfpjnaioea of the people, avn
witt, a1l ea,plllatea who expects TO b
elected upon Hueli narrow 'h'lihea WE'VE
let IA he liberal, not to Nav 0tlpatie
hut 10 the Whole State mud ourselves, SIS
Let VA commence by removing the il3tI
Article, for We cannot he ithalal while W
snaef II 10 stain our ofgHnio lnWs~sihi
dime, and Il eetparal's guard ons1d not i
iouna la the whole State favorable to
renewal al the sent oI government, IN
people Of New Orleans are 10 more tol,
OF paying ,asee than ara the people 81 "
country, aud ualil the beautiful editle
erected IA n State House has retted dowi
Tire sen, al government will remain I
Eaton Rouge,