New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
Baton Kouge oorrespondeaee.
Correspondence of ,et eosctHt.

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B.roS RoUGs, January .,
Ne MARKS Of West Felicans, offered some strong Fill
buster resolutions 10 the House this morning which
referred to the Committee on Federal Relations MIR
Marks Colonel Of the famous Andrew jackson Reg
ment. which marched to the seat Of and then
marched back again Con steamboats, His dispositions
exclusively military and doubt regiment charged
with the propagation of free principles by the point Of
the bayonet wouid be very acceptable to hun Although
there may be disposition the part Of the House ~
resolutions having refecure to Cuba they will
Il offered be Of very general and non.committa order
! Mr. parham, with whom the mover had
ton to its reference 70 committee refused 10 have an
thing do with it washing his hands Of the whole
MIR Psrhsm has many things on his shoulders
that he will bs very cautious how he It must ls
confessed that for man who Independent
lilste he works very faithfully with party He il
good democrat any ia the party aud 7qute great
: sacheul
There Is no denying that ne is Of industry and
ability, Noles than five bills have been introduced in
he House repeal the omestead Exemption Act passed
# ihG last session There be doubt Shat however
1t intended DO good ia workings have been very
oed, and It's repeal will be o matter Of course.
You have been informed Of the action Of the caucus last
oigbt upon the Senatorial question By small majority
most diagram. violation Of the rights Of individual
viii he perpersel the rain ana destruction Of
the parties concerned no with the pru-
plas of common honesty, such fragrant outrage would
never have been contemplated, and when the Legislature
drst there seemed be the posi-
bIty Of the question receivinga decent support. But
party ues have been thrown round the pecks the
bers OF the dominant party aud they have been hukod
into It's support Threats uf every kind have been used
against them, until FOR fear Of the retrbuon which they
have been threatened they have allowed themselves tobe
led away from the plain paths OF duty to commit
which will for ever stamp them with disgrace
up Friday there may be found sufficient num-
Der of democrats who will join the wings in defeating
uefarieus attempt fifteen having voted against it in
caucus Last night but the hope is very slight and the
chance desperate Mi Lacey ON the other hand.
da taken strong part in its favor and is said made
strong speech upon last night in caucus Better things
might have been expected Of him for although he &
strong party he is well disposed 9nl would know
ipgly do what wrong in matters Of private lie Asa
senator, lie will be the leading man Of his party Mr.
Wioklif and Mr. King win contest the short
time, but they will have to give up 1t Is the more to
be regretted that Of his ability would lower himself
greatly, as to be mixed up with such dirty piece of
business
The House refused to give Layet and solomon the five
hundred dollars for their services the beginning Of the
session. CIumc.
BAToS RouGE, January 20
The Cuba resolutions came up again this morning and
were 70 NOhttee on ttutral Relations II
would be impossible for resolutions to be more weak
milky aud meaningless The mere Expression OF the opin-
ion that Cuba should be annexed advance the
in no possible wuyeiberate though the expression be
If Mr. Marks wants the question to become political one
and is DESTROYS that the democratic party should make il
one Of their articles Of faith. and big gun to bring out in
coming elections Why not have taken some high and
strong ground upon which stand instead Of uteriug
the shutting windy senseless oids which he has en-
bodied in the resoutous3 What there in them at which
any exceptions could be taken except their want Of
meaning And what good will they do if they pass
Another claptrsp catch voters another trumpet to
blow up the patriotism Of upon election days These
things barely excaable in moIeuts Of high party ex
elements where the end sufficient to justify the
but in deberatye bodies they than uudgnitd
they are positively stupid
Mr.. Theard introduced bill providing Tor the appgo
priation Of six hundred dollars daily mail AZ
this place during the session OF the Legislature It does
not require person deeply learned the law upon such
subjects to know that nothing to do with the
transmission Of the mails They altogether under the
direction Of the general government There no doubt
That not only the Legislature but also the people here
have great and serious complaint in this matter
By contract entitled a daily mail but is not
every aay that get by good deal There he
for this because bosts Newureaus every
day But The Legislature can ID no manner r, neIy It,
Mr. Wilder IN favor of having joint resolutions passed
calling upon our Senators and Representatives in Con-
10 make inquiry about IT, aud This would have lGen
better A still more proper proceeding would be to pass
Joint resolutions calling upon the Pa-naster General
know why the contract not complied with Some
ching ought to be done ia The premise. foI there no de-
nying that most sb5minabls treated
Mr. White gave notice that he would Introduce r bill
for the removal Of the seat Of Gov, ruuen There is
strong feeling upon the subject among the members and
If the ayes and noes not called Mir White would
have no difficulty in passing his bill But those mos
opposed 10 il would certainly eat for them the bill will
certainly be lot There is growing feeling Of d-trust
the part OF the country towards city and the re-
mOval Of che seat Government would be looked ron y
The former such victory by The latter that sectional
feeling ii nothing else would keep theiu from voting for
it. even though they wished it to pass The community
too are excited upon IL, and them matter of
great deal Of imaginary interest They should have
taken the precautions to have thing better arranged for
the accommodation Of the members and not have trusted
much 10 their being obliged stay consequently
to their being obliged TO put up with any thing that VIA
offered them Complaints greater than they were
at the first session and there is doubt that their COM
forts less and their bills larger than they would be- in
Neworeans notwithstanding this the bill will tail and
believe Mr. White will introduce a. more ior the pur
pose Of settling the question than any thing else
Something most important must constantly be GOING on
IN the senate, they have Executive session EVERY
day Yours. ell P,bwe
STANDING COMMITTEES
sHNArE,
Elections -Buaturr Duprr Mckay
ClaiRs-NIillard Taylor Derbes
tginistoi bu,tnss-NeaL Patterson Slack