New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07
Baton Rouge Correspondence.


earrfspsuotutt Of tbr Crfsesnt
BAroa RoraE, February q 1853
The IIouse the Of A. great deal n .xc.m-ut
this morning. Many angry feelings aroused and
language was used which wa not very parliamentary
It was sxsusabIe
the session select the we're TO DO the writing
Tor the House its members overlooked entirety the quail
dcations necessary enrolling snd elected nops
who understoo1 the French language So that Mr.
Hiriart from the Committee Enroments was obliged
10 ask leave to employ who could translate Eng
Iish into French.
some gentleman Who saw the reasonsbie~ Of Mr.
Hriar request absolute necessity Of granting
il but At the time had great horror ION o.
of nis constituency at the amount Of money clerk
hire ins th. grar, moved that two out Of the
numEer Ioy emr 4 DID be discharged, and the two
others asked for Ir substituted in their place.
At this juno = zcitsment among these hard
working and yer y paid young gentlemen very
intense Each ra among them felt inward conscious
ness that he vou be Of tn" victims who was TO fa'
beneath the esoniuieal ct Of IT,. country member and
thor trbulations were great beyond measure Some Of
them even offered fun suits Of clothes to be insured
against the fatal blow. 1t then that Mr. Parham
chvarousy to their in his peculiarly
impressive and elegant aloft the demo
cratic banner which blazss and brightly in his
hands and called upon the democrats how they
could disavoE the acts Of the they would
doing If they discharged those men whom they had
already employed.
This unanswerabe appeal to the democrats, but
Mr. Hunt satisfied with t. and in the Of
bold manly spirited address characterized it
miserable appeal party which in matters Of that kind
should never be INDUCED in Mr. Psrham replied that
the gsntlemsns expressions towards him were untrue,
vbereupon Mr., Hunt denounced any who would i'm
pute untruth to him scoundrel caumnator.n
Here the confusion became very great several attempts
made toquiet the matter at The Speaker
ncessanty calling s-ds- but befos any thing could
completed the House adjourned leaving question to
be taken Up on and all the enrolling in
high state Of excitement.
Mr. King Of St Landry introduced resolution provi
ding for the appointment Of committee to correspond
with the authorities Of the city whose duty it shall be
ascertain whether building would be furnished the Le
yslaurs in the Seat Of Government Is removed there
Mr. White gave time ago Of his intention
introduce similar bill but has been sleeping quietly in
his de-k and it believed that be had abandoned the
idea oft The course the friends Of this pur
suing is weak and vascillatng in the extreme There is
no leuyinz that large majority in favor Of the
ova nothing keeps them from doing it except the
fear Of their constituents They fear the expense they
fear exravagance may be preached against them in com
ing eecton and they haTnt the manliness to do what
they believe to be right the ephemeral but high
sounding title Of Honorabs should be taken away from
them 1; is really pitifu to representing the
dignity sovereignty Of the State in her Legislative
halls governed by such feelings The removal Of the seat
Of Government i. thing Of principle and the principle
settled money il the thing which should be con-
| sidered. CEDRIC
| BAroy RouGE. February 3, 1853.
The whole Of the morning vas consumed by the Senate
in the settlement Of question Of courtesy 1t appears
that Mr. King Chairman Of the Committee on Internal
improvements appointed Mr. catera clerk of that COM
mittee in opposition the wish Of majority Of the com
| Of rompiaiut by
the committee who thought that their rights had been
nfn upou and the occasion Of wordy, windy,
unpsasant and unprotabs debate in which nearly every
Senator had something to and nothing very much TO
the purpose By the casting vote of the President Mr.
King was sustained but he had first to offer bis resgua
ton as member Of the committee There is no doubt that
he was unfairly treated the custom being universal to al
low chairmen Of committees the appointment Of the clerks
which they are entitled and Mr. Laeote without fear
or favor ephaticay declared. What do the people care
whether MIR Castera Mr. Coco Mr Grifns candidate
il clerk Of the Internal Improvement Committee Have
these gentlemen nothing else TO do beyond the squabbins
over committee cerkshps and the settlement Of mere
matters Of courtesy Has their ambition higher igh
than the salary Of placsman or their patriotism nj
other outlet except the chickering's Office Of fou
# dollars day What do the people about this sor
Of nonsense What do they get for the ten dol
lars day paid to reporter who has nothing to do be
yond the recording such nonsense schoolboys nigh
be excused for committing such foss but they
pardouabe in occupying the position Of Senators
II The Democratic caucus decided, last night that the
II would positively go election Of Z Senator an
" s " Downs received the nomination Mr. Barton (uot
withstandinr the of Mr Wider stood no chance
He COMPLAINS bitterly though with a smiling face, AMI
aughincly SAYS he has been badly treated He say
that he has been made tbs monkey made o.
the caths has been made to put his into the fire t
draw out the cestnuts and that after he had burnt him
self in getting them they stolen away from him
Mr Kings resolution asking for the appointment OF
committee to correspond with the authorities of New
orleans upon the subject of a suitable building provided
the seat Of Government removed to that place wal
laid upon the table by large majority This may be re
garded as test question for if the House refuse Il
appoint committees correspond with Neworleans
the subject Of they would the Legsla
h ture there. CEDRIC
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