New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-27
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BATON RoueE, April rs, 1853
Nothing Of any Importance TO the public has been done
In either branch Of the Legislature for days past
The time since the passage Of the railroad bills has been
taken mp the confederation Of local matters and they
pass through with great rapdty and in some instances
great haste The weather beginning to be excessively
warm, and mimben getting tosbs tired out Indeed
nothing Of any great remains be done by them
except the election Of United States Senator The eau
eus meets tomorrow evening, and its nominee viii be
slsotsd natsr Of course that there
number Of democrats who oppose violently the no.
nInsson spsksn Of and who 60 far say that they
ust have their particular fsvoite when the time
fbr voting comes they will vots for the nominee
This sectou has been the Of large delegation
iron NswOslsans coming outside pressure sought
70 b nads 70 bear upon the members evidence d
pubs opinicnbut there too many cliques and too
many candidates. and many hard headed men In the
LegsAture and they represent many very distinct
intsus % allow Of their having any influence whatsver
Auoug tho1s who arrived here this morning notes
C 0ynes Hs name hes lately been added to the list Il
thes Who would like 80 the Senate and since It ha.
bssa mentioned his prospects brghtnug every day
ard would not b surprised n he were elected re-
mark With plsssurs that his steps q arm and diepsd
= svsr rsmsnbsr TO hsvs IT, that his voice Ia a,
rieh snd pleasant It was and that ago sits So
lightly on bis head that he destined never to grow
Old On all hands suppose 1t will be conceded that nc
In he statsis capable Of ing the position
whish his friends eudsavoring to pacs him in-hat
10 nsn, whom they could send would compare with him
~ ngs nomsnt in ali thcss attributes which copsti
tuts viss statsnan snd abs that n cleo
tsd be would Be even to the Senate Of the
United States and honor 10 the State which sent him
The great objection which the Soue wing Of the demo-
eraey have against Mr. sde and their violent hostility
to bis ssson which they openly manifest render
tain that they will over to him Gov Hebert
h at present their choice and will continue to BE- They
vl support him 70 thslast point but II viii not be to
such extremity to enable the nomination 10
b. made against their wishes. To defeat Mr.. sill.
dell they viii vote for any other democrat and as
Colonel Grymes y person upon whom all can be uni.
ted, think that after few ballots be viii be pomi
mated Ths only fear have upon the subject is tina,
there strong and prevalent feeling among the country
members to select some one from the country In thi,
event, having majority, they will select whom they
please to forming any conjecture as to who thei,
choice will fall upon. this 4 altogether impossible The
bstsr nprson 10 be that the contest would b.
between Gov Farmer, Mr.. Lacey, Mr.. wichnn and Mr.
Short An thsss gentlemen have strong friends know
Who win watch opportunity and win the racs for then
n they esn-though Mr. wckl6 has the great disadysu
tAgs Of beiag absent Just and tho maxim tn,
absent always vrongn could be spp cd any Of h
ansin of Life, u must b polties II he here b,
would have fair prospect Of fulning my prcgnostica
tops shout bin. sorry that Hines IN his family ha
csnssd be departure. Why Gov. Farmer should wish
~ 49, cannot imagine. more likely BY far thai
- fsas A. trying 70 get many possible pledged
% him % that they could b. tranafsed to Governor
Hsbsr In The event Of whose elsction the Leutenan
0csssner would take bis place for three ysau VIII,
usaes % - Mr. Lacsy eleotsd do know although
have hoard hh nans mentioned many times NOR do
know What hs ehaness ~ positively He might get two
hrss voess eut ~ osy m upon ens Mr. Short Gomez
nor II upper part Il tAs stass and Il looked upou Z,
snpne a.dsr tbs vssws Of ths Dovss party II this b
true ~ ~ nomin ton ID not given to the civ nj,
ohanese - altogether batter than any have named
fbe Mr. ei1sIs friends very certainly win never 10 owe,
% 0oA Hsotand thers could b objection 70 the,
unifine upon hin chr. ehoEt One thing h very ear
tslnuhieh TAKE osens1oa hare TO stats-that in Mr.
ahort H. 6snosratis pssty have ~ able and sacen
hsE. and thak b voud ~ wjth ursdt any petition b
NJ pnse1 - ~ has o. srsat nerit uneoumon b
uany psiitns 4 bsins esssntiay hoasst IN III Of hi
s1tn1rM - bo1bet0 fsaxiso n sxprsmse thsn. M