Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
.The Great Fight Of Tuesday Next.

Inland, and il behooves every Wing to b
Kat his post in active vigilance, and to us
xevery honorable exertion and ~infuenc
however humble, in fmtherance Of til
Sgood ca,lse Of which he is the earnest ae
svocate Wings, buckle n'oser your arno'
and watch the movements ofyour low cur
ming I'd, ersaries; they are using eve
!stra,agem TO draw from within the pale c
yyour Influence the less determined supper
tiers ofyour gallant leaders. Watch ther
with Rntiring watchfnlness. Prepare 70
the heated contest, strike the death blow
Ito Nogtheyn men Nth Southern princ'
nles--,trust them not, you have had a spec
Eimen gf this delusion in the shape Of tn
Fox Or KtNDERHoox-yon remember we
the reasIities-and your memories are te
9nacious enough. to know this same Fo'
Tor KfNpERnooK is at this very moment il
i arduoas. support of another Northef7
IN an tcnh Southern principles : Beware
yBewaae. ere the die is cast against You
REMEMBER tAe faaIity Of tile Comz'ro
|mtsc { FRANKLIN PIERCE does not stant
pledged to support 1.-THE great pillars o
the democratic party, CAss and DUGLAs:
ldid all1 rate far The FUGITIVE SLAVE
LA w, they wish to place the negro on Z
|footilsy with the white man-they wish
to plg:cf the oath Of the negro in one bal
lance ssahd that Of the white man in the
so,hersahd with Free Soil and abolition
Ei~nAuesl9es the oath Of the Stare wiH orc'
|dalla'a(e that The master; these arc
the hpau and front of the democratic party
(whica present TO you this second edition
|of the Northern man Nth Southern
pyinfibics-give heed, ere it is TOO late
land liy| all that you hold sacred IN the at.
|nals of the history Of your country, be true
to tlla Eouth and rote against Franklin
!PierleE
TIE resources Of your great and grow.
Ing Eepublic are to be devcloped--inter.
hal achievements are to be clierished-it
ts onse bf the broad planks Of the Wing
|platfgrln, tile consnma,ion of which viii
vast and rapid intercourse between
tl,e Suites, will give employment to the
lnboksa|, will enrich the country, increase
her liabilities Of competing and excelling
in grsd,ness the splendor of foreign nations,
and viii in case of war, place this great
aad glorious and ever to be p%erpetuated
pre.eminen.ly above the combined
Of the. world. II you would ad.
vancp the great commercial Interests OF
YOU'D country. if you would increase her
facil,,i les of transporting your products to
marc t, If you would make safe and easy
her great thoronghfares OF travel. you
naus@ potc against Franklin Pierce,
whc has always proven himself the invet-
erais foe to progress.
Pssdtec,ion to home industry must sway
yous minds from party predictions. you
mug cast a thought to the interests OF
your children and all your de.
scetdants-repel the vile %insinnation that
the Omitted States are to become the valu-
ables7raciicaWe commercial ally Of Great
Br1ain. Never suffer the manufacturers
Of England, made at starving prices, to
competition with honest ameri.
canSabor-it vii" reduce your income--it
vii. place you in a like position with
lo,4,htrodden, and poucrty-sticken Ire.
lanls Remember that all the leading
Of England rejoice at the pros
pect Of tho elevate on Of FRANKLIN PIERCE
to :tlle Presidency Of this nation-they
consider that by the consumation Of the
the democratic party. that infer
nal aiid degrading principle of Free Trade
wiz be rung in upon you and OF course to
the detriment of the interests of the whole
there will be no protection to
yotr Industry. Go then to the polls de.
te'fnsned to resist The iron rule ofoyeign
Say to Queen Victoria and
he'll vsa'uable and practicable allies wed do not
to contribute to the degradation and
misery -four wiUes and daughters !
We ask no favors and we want 10 Free
If you would resist this high
measure, you must resist the cleo
tifnls Of Franklin PIERCE to the presiden.
The planter, the merchant,
ttte laborer, the mechanic and the manu-.
faftl,rer oil this country are equally inter-
eStetl on this point, it does not take from
|ote to give to the other. If you would
Ikkep your country from civil discord con-
tsnsions strife, ruin, waist, bloodshed, car
mage, and inevitable obstruction, you must
|vss,th against the British candidate FRANK
ISN PIERCE. There cam be no compro-
|rnise for the damnable principle of Free
frade-the South can receive no equiva-
yDt as she did in the concession OF south
tsfn territory. But if you would avoid
|e,ese disasters-yon must bewa1e of Free
y,rade, and ITS american champion.
lVhen save your country from inviting dis
grace, sare her from highlands iron
|isule, by voting for WINFIELD SCOTT
Ne hater aud despiser Of all things degra-