Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-22

THg WutTg Us. THE BLACK EnA.--An
influential Northern paper, In an article
ailuding TO The Compounds measures, and
10 the Indications manifested In certain
quarters TO get rid Of the eternal slavery
agitation, prolific only III mischief and
fruitful only in evil, very sensibly. and we
hope truly remarks "a large majority Of
the Northern people--if not Of the Wings
land a majority of them we think, we
may say, desire d truce, a pence with their
Southern countryrnen. and we shrink back
with alright from any sectional candidate
for the Presidency. There Is determine
ntion { o lave an end OF the era Of tiie
negro, and the re-establislnnent once more
OF the era OF the white man. The fngi-
tive slave FIRE brand cannot be left open for
tile Abolitionists to fan Or blow"
We trust this determination may be
crowned with complete success, which il
so amply merits, and which 1t can com.
naid if commended properly and energet-
ically TO the intelligent and coosef vative
OF the country. Il is high time sthe era
OF the negro" should terminate The
mock philanthropy, the sickly scntime,-
tally, and over.righieous doctrines, invot-
ed and enforced by the abolition bigUs
Of the North, have already occupied TOO
much of the time and attention Of the
people Of Congress--have aroused a sec.
tionsl feeling which, il il continues TO
grow unchecked, will assuredly s%ventnats
III the dissolution Of the Union--in The IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the noblest slruc-
tire of human liberty that has ever blessed
the SONS of men with It's beneficient and
sonl.elevating influences.
When our Northern brethren establish
once more "tt,e era Of the white man" The
political millennium will fiav earrived. We
would hail il all good men, all true rat-
riots would hail it as the harbimgeT OF
brighter, better. and more suspicious lines.
II all depends on them. Why should they
Why risk The free institutions han
ded down to us by our forefathers-why
endanger the existance of tire only real re-
public upon the earlh's snrface-wliyj dash
to the ground the hopes Of patriots Of other
lands, over whose son aud daughters the
dark shadows Of despotjsn throws an OPP
prsssive gloom-fov soAat ? TO raise ell
degraded race 70 a level they were NOT de-
by Nature to occupy. 10 sink
AMERICAN freedom 10 4 vain attempt ID
freernen out Of the Afyican, mark
ed BY his creator with mental, moral and
physical attributes, absolutely preciuding
his taking auy other than . subordinate
position insthc scale Of humanity? Why
impefiI all that freedom holds dear ID such
Il hopeless attempt? We NY hopeless
far Is Servants they were from the
begining-sefvalts they were evidently
intended to DE. being ~ for nothing else
and servants they viii continue unto
the end.
We earnestly iltrsat our northern friends
to establish .the era of file white man' a,s
<oon as possible. They viii ina,oftaiizs
themselves and may ave tie country .by
doing. Let The abolition aeitHfion b
pat down and peace and go6d feeling viii
at once BE restored -HAzkekist.
IkroKMAr1os W AxTcDs-The Natioral
Tnielligeiscef Of the 10Th INST, pabiistics
All advertisement from she bsotller4 ~ John
Grnyson, son Of Gov. GFaysCil. 81 Mary