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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-11
MIR. CLAY,S LETTER.

Tho article which passed through the
Press Of the whole country, respecting The
Address II Gen. LAFAYETTE 10 Mr.. Cha.
,hen,S2eakcr OF tho House Of Representa-
liges, MS written expressly by MIR. Clay, i
con'radcted in his own nervous language,
in letter published in the National Intel
Iigencer:
A CORRECTION.
paragraph is going the round OF the
newspapers stating that the answer oil zen.
LAFAYETTE to the address which, as Speak'
crof The House Of Representatives, made
to him upon the occasion OF his las. VISIT to
this country, was prepared by me though
pronounced by him. This is a mistake,
which, in Justice both TO his memory and
10 myself, ought TO be corrected. u was
composed BY himself, as the style abundant
~ shows. On the morning OF his receptioh
by the House Of Representatives. he break
tasted with me alone, and stated or read
to him the address that intended TO make
10 him on that day. The expression oc.
ours in il, that he was in the midst OF pcs
,cri,y on reading which remarked TO him
TIA, i, would afford him fine opportunity
to pay US a handsome compliment, which
he might do by SAYING: No, and that he
found himself surrounded by the same pa
'ro,ic men, attached to liberty, devoted to
free institutions, and with all the high al,
tributes which distinguished his Revolu,
lionary compa,riots. The General seemed
pleased with the idea, adopted it, and in
corporated il ia his answer. This trivial
incident could have been the only ionnda
ton Of the paragraph. II. CLAY.
Washington, Feb. 30.
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LAND WARRANTS.

Davenport, January 2oth, 1852.
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WE still continue to sell Land Warrants for
w cash at the lowest market price and in all
cases where we sell and Locate Warrants. we
guar antee to The purchaser patent from Cow
eminent OF the United States.
We also sell warrants on credit OF one or
two years where persons are DESTROYS OF securing
their lands at once, and are ready 10 make pay
ment.
We shall be able at all times 10 supply any de-
mand there may be for them.
COOK s. SARGENT.
Dayenp,rt Feb IL 1852.
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TNiTIS&DAY PACK EFT
MOLINECENTRED DRAFT PLOW

YNHE subscriber, successor OF DEERE, TATE
/ GouLp, is prepared to furnish all who may
see fiji to favor him with their orders, on reason
able notice, and at rates to suit the times:
shall keep constantly On hand, for sale, an
assortment Of every variety OF oae, ana TWO
horse Plows.
All sizes OF Breakers.
Also a superior article OF Seed DRILL.
AS nv Flows & C. are warranted to be as rep
resented, | would respectfully ask Farmers and
others to give me call before purchasing else
whes JOHN DEERE.
fFBanner copy.
Moline, H., Feb. Goth, 1852. 2of
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DIED.,

In Lyons, Clinton Co., Feb. Goth, at the resi-
dence Of her brother BENZ. Lake, Mrs. NANCY
LSCOrT, reict OF ALBERT I. ScoTr, in the
"ttie'h year OF her age, formerly OF Fall River
Mass.
Newport Herald, Providence Journal, ana
fail River Monitor, please copy.
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sAg-Y; OF HOUSE AM, LOT.

TIME subscriber will dispose of his House and
Lot, situated near the Court House. Tn.
tIonsa is a frame building, contai ming six room,
md cellar, with cistern The Lot is 80 BY
| so feet, well enclosed. Toe above premises
will be sold on favorable terms. Aoply 10
]. b. HITCHCOCK.
Davenport. March Ith, 1852. 26-tf
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II. II. PA KaSONsGE.
PLUMBER, GLAzIER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, &c.;

BRApy ST., BETWEEN 2D AND 3p,
TIME subscriber begs to return his sincere
thanks 10 those friends who have iasofeo
him with their support and TO inform the lnhao-
itants of Davenport and its vicinity that no nae
opened his New Shop on Brady ST, between Sec
ond and Third sis , and that he has always or
hand A choice assortment of Colors and ready
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding, Bronzing, Graining and Fafn'st n.l
NIB Lift and force Pumps, Hot and Colu
Baths. Water Closets, &e., made ana hn'sheu
20 order on the shortest notice. -,
Feb 10th, 1852. &4'h
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TyHE subscriber residing near Rock Island, at
j. Mr. HAYES quarry, is prepared TO furnish
those building with every description OF cut lime
stone. for caps, sills, steps, cornice blocks, DC
&C. He viii deliver al stone cut to order at the
landing in Davenport All orders left al the
Gazette Office will be promptly attended 10.
ANDREW NJ. GRANT.
Jan. 92d. 1852,
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LAND WARRANTS Al

REDUCED Prices FOR CASH.
rTNHE subscribers DESTROYS 10 dispose Of The
i Mexican Land Warrants they have on hand
before the New Warrants ale made assignable,
offer them at great redIc for Cash, or hey
will locate them for parties on time upon salts
factory terms
Davenport, January 2oth, 1852.
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FLO! FOEs CALIFORNIA!

NTICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS tc
ll emigrate 10 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
/ SO acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 40 acres n
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here is
cha nee for bargain.
Apply to COOK d sAk0bNI.
Davenport, Feb 10, 1859.
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FOss SALE.

4 FINE farm on The Mississippi River adjoin
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the hole handsomely and elfgi-
bly, situated. viii be sold al at good bargain
For terms enquire of J. S SiRpson, Buffalo, OF
Of COOK & 81 ARGENT
Davenport, JAM @oth $50.
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PORK! PORK! PORK4!

THE highest marke, price viii be paid for
Hogs during the packing season, at the cor
ner of Rock Island Street and The Steam BJai
Landing.
Farmers will consult their best interests, BY
calling, before disPosing Of their Hogs o. 49,
GEO. G NEELES,
Successor Of CHRISTIE & WgLLEs.
Nov. 9th, 1851
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NOTICE.

WE are closing up the business Of out house
w contracted previous TO lst Of April last
All persons indebted 10 ms for Land, Land War
rants, &c, previous to that time wall obiige US
by attending to settlement thereof at once.
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Sspt 9th. 1851.
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FARM AT LONG GROVE FOR
SALE

nATRICK HOGAN offers for sale his farm at
i Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
tai min three hundred and sixty acres, one hun
dred and twenty acres Of timber, sixty acres IN
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard &c. Apply to
COOK g. SARGENT.
Daysnport. Feb DC, 1852.
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IA FIRST RATE NOTICE The Bloom
'ns,ou, QIl.) Inteligencer concludes thus a
paragraph complimentary ~ to dentist
in ,ha, city:
"The Doctor pulls a tooth elegantly
the operation being attended with The most
ezquisite pain imaginable"
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NTEMOIRS OF MISS MARY LYON, late
Nl Principal OF ''.Mount Holyoke Female. Sem
inary,n the above interesting work is edited hy
President Hitchcock OF Amherst College. and
for sale by. II, A. Poh Eh.
Rock Island, Jan. LIST, 1859.
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Ii Whittencre, N. York. B Whittemore, St Louis
III. Il R. Is. WHITTEMORE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps BOnnets, and Straw Goods,

NO. I43 MAIN STREET, ST. LUUIS
RE now opening The largest and most varied
"A assortment Of these Goods ever brought 10
This market Having secured the services OF Mr.
samuel Noutse. formerly OF the firm Of Nonrse,
Cane g. Co.. they will be prepared to offer
their customers tie fashionable MOLEskiN
HAT, of their own manufacture, which for
cheapness, durability, and beauty OF style and
finish, they will guarantee TO be unsurpassed
Intending to manufacture on large scale, they
will be able 10 furnish the country merchant with
a Hat OF the same quality as IS retaied in the
city, at lower price than heretofore sold, and OF
any shape that may be desired. Their asso!t-
ment consists in part, as iollows:--
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NNkc &AnG.

TIME subscriber offers for sale in The town OF
i LIE Claire the properly formerly occupied
by VIM. p. Hitchcock; consisting Of a House
AMI Carlng Room. Terms low. For further
information enquire of A. II. Davenport OF l.
Claire or tie subscriber living in Davenport,
c. r, HITCHCOCK.
March 4th, 1859
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vyyHE partnership heretofore existing between
Inc undersigned and Ez.a Carpenter under
the name Of Carpenter, Rhodes & Co, was DIS
solved on the 10th day OF January, 1902 ny the
Ascending OF said Carpenter.
]. X. RHODES,
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
A. J. RHODES.
Feb e6th, 1859. %"
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SELLING OFF!
Cheap, and no mistake, at a profit

Cheap, and no mistake, at a profit!
vINHE following is part Of my stock OF Goods
/ and prices that will sell at as long as !
h ave them on hand:
Good fashionable Hats Sl.Io
Silk Plush Caps '' 90
Common do. oo
Cloth Caps ga 20
Fur do. ou a,.o
Coarse Boots l.50a 2,l0
Kin do l,75 so
caif do 2,50a 3,75
Shoes a, low prices. A 10, Dry Goods, which
will sell less than cost. Groceries OF all kinds,
cheap.
Taken in exchange for Goods, or will pay
Cash for Batter, Lard, Bacon, Pork, Beans, Po-
tatoes, Turnips, Cabbage, Eggs, Hides, Iallow,
Beeswax, Chickens, Turkeys, Feathers, Corn,
Oats, and all kinds Of produce. Wanted, also,
Fire. wood.
Wood for sale at my yard. Also, Produce Of
every kind bought and sold Flour by tho barrel
or pound, warranted good. at the
s.. Louis Cash Store.
]. w. DALLAM.
Feb 10th, 1852.
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At A BARGAIN.

WE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace IN
w Walnut Grove containing IA acres, "a
acres good timber; one hundred acres in cutiva-
ton and well watered. The owner wants 10
20 20 California and the property will be sed at
a bargain. COOk y S4sRGEN j.
Davenport, Feb. 1852.
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y "FF '1s'--t1'I q :. 1911 = ~ - -
IMPROVED EEACENEEzsy,

Tggether with more tItan twenty years expert
ence in lyg1I51EZG,
TIE undersigned fiaiter themselves that, TO all
intending to build, they can offer facilities MOTTO
be surpassed in any place either East OF Wcs'.
They are now prepared % furnish 10 order
any thing in their line or business, IN my gran
tin, 4! 5sort notice, aud on seasona5e terms. No
pains viii be spared to give the most Entire Sat-
istaeiion as TO quality, Workmanship, or price.
All orders from distance promptly ct
tended TO-
The undersigned arc further prepared TO con-
tract for the erection Of buildings OF every des-
cripton, on t'ie most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited TO call and
avail themselves Of the facilities thus afforded by
the substitution OF Steam Power for that Of man
in this branch OF business
COTES s. DAVIES.
Davenport i'm BIB. 1852
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having disposed of his stock
of Drugs and Medicines to Mr.. ID. Z. Eidridse,
all those indebted TO him are requested to cal
and make immediate payment. nrns
Davenport, March 4th 1852.
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llowE, u the True Democrat, is Kos.
snh-mad-he il a long lime in getting hi
eyes open
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LAND FOR SALE.

NTOW is the time to purchase Land cheap
In near Davenport. let but few more years
pas. anl yon VIII have 10 pay ten and
twelve dollars per acre for the same land
that can now be purchased for two or three dol
lars peraese lave Tor sale and will sell The
following land LAYING between two and one-half
t. eight sGiles torn Davenport; three forty acre
racts, tso OF eighty, one of one hundred and
,ixty, enc OF tire. hundred and twenty acres. all
Of the above land is of the first quality OF farm.
ing land we'll located, with rich soil. The above
will be sold a piicss varying from one dollar
Sc senty-iige cents 10 three dollars per acre
AMY 10 A. C. FULTON.
Davenport Dee. 25th, 1851.
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HOUSE AND STORE TO RENT
TINE commodious Brick Store and dwelling
i Corner OF Rock Island and Second Streets
to let from the first OF April, for particulars APP
ply to w. Il HlLDREIh,
Hardware Store No. 2 lie Claire Row
March nth 1852
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Wide Brown Sheelings only Cents per lard'

AT VAN THYL & CDUh's,
NTHERE can be seem and bough. the larges,
w and cheapest assortment oil
Brogn and Bieaeieed Sdeetiags,
g $ Sairtings.
I. " Cotton aannels,
Brown, Bleachad, Lead and Blue colored Dali
ngs ever brought 10 the city Of Dagei port.
Nov 9th. 1851.
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IRON MOUNTAIN IRON.
TAR IRON, Sheet Iron and Nails assorted
d Manufactured from the Missouri Mountain
Ore, by CHOUTEAU, HARRISON y vALLE'
Ware House No 100 Cd St., ST. LOUIS.
Jan. 22d, 1859. Zoy
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TOHN P. COOK is this day admitted apartner
y in our House. lie will devote his time and
attention TO the legal business Of the House, aud
to such pro essional business as may be entrusted
to it. COOK 81 SARGENT.
Davenport, April |, 1851.
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DAV Ln,P OR'T
STEAM planning MILLS.

vT'H. undersigned have erected and now have
1 in successful operation Their extensive PA
ming Mills, and are now furnishing materials for
tho eaeetloa D! Houses:
such As--
Flooring. Getting, Siding, Doors, .sGsh
Eiinds, Shutters, Door and Wiaaoao
Francs, &c.
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BOY WANTED.

BUx W 1ak LE.
4 n industrious, Intelligent boy, DESTROYS OF
"A learning the Printing Business, can obtain
a good situation by application at the Gazette
Office. One from the country would De prefer
red Gazette O.fice. Aug. 2Gth, 1851.
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EBENEzEa COOK, !
ggoRGE i. SARGENT, /,
JOHN l.. COOK. \
COOK q SARGENT,
EXCHANGE AND BANAlNG HOUSE,

CORNER MAia AND SECOND S1KsEis
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Buy and Sell Drafts OH the Eastern and South
ern CUES, allow interest to Deposltofs, buy un-
current money, sell gold aud silver coin, remit
money 10 Europe and do q genera. Banking and
Exchange business.
Fob
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COCK q SARGLNI,

LAND AGENTS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WE have employed the services 81 an expe-
Wv riencej dealer in Lands. who will give his
whole time to the sale OF Real Estate in thiseits
and county. The emigration to Scott count.
will BIZ large the coming season and our position
vii! enable US TO effect sales Of Real Estate TO
good advantage. Parties who may have improy-
ed farms or city property, or un'fnproved real
estate in Town or Country and desire o sell,
will do well 10 employ our services. Our rule
is "No sale no charge''
nar,onnrt Enh 1880
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Davenport, Feb. IL, 1852.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lots in Screens Addition"
w and ssCook & Sargent's addition" TO the
city of Davenport, which we will sell at fair prl-
ces, and to persons DESTROYS OF improving viii
give liberal credit for portion of tire purchase
money COOK s. SARGENT.
Davenport Feb IL, 1852.
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FEFs GAPs

FUR CAPS.
EuR and Plush Caps, for sale al cost a.
H. Jan o. DANENPoRi , STORE
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UNIMPIsOVED LANDS fOzs SALE
WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres of Prairie Lands in
Lots of Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in different parts Of Scott county,
selected by ourselves with great care.
COOK {. SARGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
Later from Mexico.

We have received dates from the city Cd Mexico to the
31st ut
In accordance with resolution introduced into the
Chamber of Deputies of Congress the Minister of War
made report relative to Yucaan, Upwards of $4,000
was owing the army in that State and the troops had
been reduced to great extremities relief
referred to committee in Congress.
1t is proposed to construct mole protect shipping
Vera Cruz.
We copy the following translation from the Delta:
The Senate had been discussing bill imposing tax
upon at the baptsmal service TWAS srenu-
ously resisted by some of the members
The Universal contains series of articles the bur
thens and restrictions imposed Mexican vessels in the
ports Of Cuba and Puerto Rico and proposing retalaory
measures.
The steamer Estado de Mexico received on board
Vera Cruz the 23l ult., 6Spoundcr and a
FOUNDER, to be transported to Maamoros.
At lIostotipaqullo in Guadaaiara, the 18th ult
band of sixty robbers plundered various houses and
riel off without succcssfusopposon $4,000 worth OF
plate and horses,
The Universal contains letter from Matamoros, com
planning of the weakness completely of the American
authorities in allowing partsans of Carvaia to walk about
Brownsville without molcstaon, and hold meetings pub
icly 1t states that twelve fourteen leagues from Mat
amoros upwards of five hundred men encamped de
caring they the vanguard of the army from Texas
and that fears need be apprehnded lest Matamoros be
luccd to ashes.
After animated debate. the bill providing for the de
fence Of the frontier had been withdrawn by the commit
tee of the Senate.
The United States schooner Duane anchored of sacri
ticos on the 18th u from NewOrleans. The schoone
American Capt. Maoney, from NewOrleans, arrived
Vera Cruz the same day.
| Snow fell at Tampco the 18th ut, being the frs
| time in the history of the city.
GEN Miguel Blanco had left the capital for Sonora witt
recruits to augment the troops in that State to
The American steamship Pacific touched at Acapulco o.
the 9th ult on her voyage from San Francisco to Sal
Juan del Sud heOregon the 10th bound for Panama
aud the Orleans the day also for Panama both fro1
| San Francisco
| TEHuANTEPEc.-The Chamber Of Deputies of Congress
had adopted resolution calling upon the Government 70
information in relation to the ntcr-occanic communities
| ton across the sthmus of Tehuantepcc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
The Union Organization.

Certain politicians and some patriotic citi.
zens have INDUCED in the idea, that the Union
organizations of Mississippi, Georgia and Ala
pama might be enlarged into nationality and a
great consolidated party, The idea seems to us
mere vision, an insubstantial, airv noth;ng
flowing from not one solitary political necessity
ana sustained by not one iota of logical demon
stration. 1t is disappearing like snow in the
summers sun; and the attempt to give it Vi
tallty is an utter waste Of time. The debate in
the U. ). House of Representatives, which we
noticed the other day, with some running COM
mente thereon, plainly shows this, and the fact
stands out visibly from the future, that the APP
proaching contest of 1852 must be fought and
decided under party names, if not upon party
issues The slender stock Of existing and active
issues chiefly suggested the idea of forming q
great national Union party, and through it re-
eiiactlng the brilliant triumphs recently won in
"eofgla, Alabama and Mississippi and certain
politieians, deserving well of the country, but
hha1ng themselves virtually and bitterly pro-
scrlbed IN their political households, compro-
missed by compromising, saw no refuge but in
the maintenance and enlargement of the Union
organization
The thing is an impossibility and an absurlitv.
Parties exist only upon two bases political ne
cessities embodied in political issues, and DIFF
ference of popular opinion upon those issues
Now, what political necessity exists for main
tanned and enlarged Union organization }
Where is the issue, in reference to the Union,
before the country Where is the difference in
popular opinion upon any question affecting the
life or strength of the Union and the Constitu
tion? No sane man dreams that there is dan
ger OF the repeal or emasculation of the Fugi
tive Slave law, any more than he dreams thai
the sun will fall from the heavens and suddenly
consume the world in its blaze The Senate i:
thoroughly reliable-the House has refused tc
make any alterations-the President stand:
ready to maintain the law with his veto, and nc
candidate can BE brought before the country
with any hope Of success who will not stand
pledged IN maintain it, There is no ground fol
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NEUS BY TELEGRAPH.

STEAMER sAlLEp.-Phitadetphn, Feb 1.-THE seambrig
FRANKLIN sailed from this port to-day for Southampton with
300 passengers.
SHiPwREcK-Boston, Feb 1.-THE ship Spanga, ~
bound from NewOrleans for this port with OF 1900
bales cotton ashore at Nantucket and with the cargo
delta,
HE RIVERS, Erc-Cairo Feb. IA. r. m.-The recent
distractions to the navigation of the Ohio by ice caused
the accumulation of immense quantity of freight
between this point and Louisville which is passing
down Steamboat arrivals unusually frequent, and
all tho boats for Newoeans arriving here are crowded to
with freight and passengers Rates of freight from
this place and Evansville to NewOrens correspond with
St Louis rates The Ohio river is still rising. but as yet
no othe country apprehended The weather
is clear and pleasant.
kossuTH-kossuth publicly received at CINCINNATI
Yesterday. Mr. Caleb Smith welcomed him. to which
kossuth replied in speech making columns in the
Gin innati papers. [Picayune
Probably the ship shanuuga which cleared at this
port for Boston by J. W, Whitney Go. on tho list
january with Cargo Of lS3S bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

good ALL And this House could not throw off the
sponsibty by saying it was matter of local interest
lie said it of duty relieve portion of the cit
zens and to put city in position that
shouldknow no French no American any other feel
ing but that of Oreanians and Louisiauans and would
then 90 on as united city make works Internal
Improvement and stretch iron arms to every part of
the State and shake you by the hand in few hours
where it now takes days and weeks Unite NewOreans
and Lafayette and you make great prosperous and
glorious city advancing the good of every section and the
interests of every part of it, whose influence and power
for good will be felt in the remotes of great
State and be source of pride and honor to every Louis
ianian But by leaving out Lafayette you cut of our
right with blood gushing forth to enrich La
with the diseases now affecting healed only in part
prey ryashp, divisions, and prejudces runous
to our prosperity and destructive to peace well
fatal to the best interests of the State