Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
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CHAPTER 1a--H 10 nov more Than two
llyeafs ngo,, that a young mail mined Az
Afrived In Mississippi, from the North,
md commenced teaching stliooi In iht
soatt. western corner IF QUO ef the uoui1
I.tiss contiguous to the Teiinesaee lina. Ac
[eording 10 lis own account. he had orig
nally aifSsgrated nom Pennsylvania, bu
;was merS recently from Ollio. During
I5she POLITICAL excitement, which, prevailed
an Mississippi last year, A--- was under.
sstood to he d dfe.pater@-sin fact, almost Q
~sfsnatic en the s~uljant IL Southern rights
isliortly after tho election, however, he
twas found under very suspicious eireliln.
distances csanping out IN a river Bottom and
srrsiendin4 10 be reading Law. Bit II was
kbeiieveJ III was carrying on ali Illicit cor.
Eresponde,A,e with the negroes Of the yicin.
Eity. anil tho ~neighbors at once gave him
Eaanotiee ID leave lie did 70. and pro.
sceeded soitiiwardiy. He had been gone
E%severai months. when word caihe that he
Ehad been arrested and lodged In Jail at
| Wick slufg fof KIDNAPPING argftoEs $50
Eends Chapter the First.
( CHArTEn 1i.--Aboit the time A----
sleft Nosth Mississippi, another young
NAH from the North appeared IN the same
| region, aid commenced teaching school.
/ lie gave nearly the safne account Of his
E''anteeedents," A----iad givei,. lie had
come originally from Pennssleaiia-stop.
! ped a while In Obio-and fnalIy came to
[ Mississippi lie represented himself, more.
| over, an Mi acquaintance and friend 81 A
--4-and as belonging 10 The same school
Of politics, -4 Now for the gist Of this
"thrilling' history "A week or two since
the Pennsylvania redagogue and ire.eatei
No. q, was called Oh by the PfEnCrs aud
KING Association IF a certain village, to
make d speech before them. OF eotrse.
being 10 talking man." he complied. and
made one of the most violent and abusive
hafangues ever listened TO IN TINT eom,nr.
nifty. III the course Of his remarks, he
was particularly savage upon General
ScorT, and nlHpped the climax Of his vi.
tuperation Of that brave aud glorious old
soldier and statesman, by calling him,
with great emphasis, "TBE FREE. NtaeER
Candidate ."---Tiat will do to close chap.
ter the secotl.
CnArfBn iil.--The epitllet OF infamy.
applied by the kidnapper's "illustrious
successor to General SeoTT, we are proud
10 say, Was received with oolduese and
even DISCUS. by the candid and intelligent
supporters Or pIgRen and KING, them.
selves. ! This fact IL honorable 10 our OF.
ronents. mud we have much pleasure in
recording It. The foul sspersion--"Ffrae
NisaerE C#ndidate"-was eieefed only,
by the iEnofaut, the unthinking aud the
INSCRIPTIONS. As for the Wings who
were PRESENT, IL very naturally had the
effect to- set them In a blaze. The North.
ern pedanogue with fire .eating feelings, |
saw immediately that n storm was brew.
ing, aud left The village Ia a hurry. A
message. we understand, was conveyed
10 him, soon after his departure, informing
him thai i new mud handsome suit of the
tinest~A---tdr and Fathers, would BIO pre-.
sented him, if The would coine back, at his
colivenfetioe, and renew his valorous and
highly chivalrots attack on WINFIELD
Seorr. :so ends sthis strange evensful
history, 's--es least, 70 far ma we are In.
formed
MorAt.-fti h TO be hoped TINT, the
Pennsylvania iire.eater No 2--tha North.
crn retagogne with Southefn.rigllts feel.
ings--wilI take warning from the histo.
ry Of hta Industrious predecessor and IN
his future course avoid the rock upon
which No | has SO unfortunately split--
that is 10 eay--KfpNArrtNa NEGROES.
Such q I'll commentary upon the vile and
reekinglY infamous text Furnished by him.
setf. Jnst think OF 1t, men Of The South
A Northern man, fresh from the hot. beds
Of Abolitlotisin III Ohio and Pennsylvania,
Gciieral Seorr--a native Of the
aila the greatest soldier OF the age,
THE Free. Niger Candidate Where
IL tho honorable and higliminded man In
Mississippi, Or In oil the South, whose
does hot rrtlden with slanne al. the
mention OF SO unparalleled an out.
Every ono, OF whatever party,
b. constrained 10 say. that the crea.
WHO would seriously make such d
would DO equal 70 any depth or
Of meanness, however black or
limy-fkidnnpping negroes OF what not
The above narrative offauis Is furnish.
ID by gentlemen of the highest standing
md varacity In North Mississippi.
Meni'sss Eagie y Enquirer.
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