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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-18
Platform

- Platform.
!. We advocate an amendment of the Naturaliza.
ton Laws, with proper safeguards to preserve the
purity Of the elective franchise.
2. We advocate the passage Of such laws as will
prevent the immigration Of paupers and criminals to
this country.
Of all persons, whether they be of native or foreign
birth. ~. FH' +
1. We are in favor Of non-intervention with slavery
By the Federal Government, except for the protection
Of our constitutional rights.
g.. We advocate a high National Policy, such as
will afford stern and unwavering protection to the
American name abroad, and will follow and guard
the American citizen wherever he moves.
8. We believe that America should be governed by
Americans, Erecting the same through the ballot-box
alone, the only legitimate instrument Of reform in
this country.
Z. We believe TINT the office should seek the NAH,
and not the man the Office, and shall oppose the dis
tt1bution o fofice among ofhce-seekers, orr as a reward
for partisan services.
8. We will maintain and defend the Constitution
Of the United States, the Union as it now exists, and
the rights Of the States without diminution, insisting
upon a faithful performance on the part Of the Cen
the Constitution. =
9. While we approve Of the platform adopted by
the late National Council of the American Party at
Philadelphia, We reject the application Of the princi-
pies OF the eighth article to American Catholics, as
unjust, unfounded, and entirely unworthy of our
country: We shall forever continue to protest against
any Infringement Of religious liberty, holding It as a
cardinal maxim that religious faith is a question be-
tween each individual and his God. We utterly con-
denim any attempt to make religious belief a test for
political office, and can never affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments not in accordance with these.
10. We war with no party as such, but shall oppose
all who oppose US in the advocacy Of these great
American principles.
~ State Policy.
Reform OF abuses, and retrenchment in our State
expenditures.
Education Of the youth Of the country in schools
established by the State.
"A constitutional organization Of the Swamp Land
Commissioners.
A more efficient administration Of the Internal I'm
provement Department, with q view Of improving
our inland navigation.
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ELEUTION.-Whereas, his Excellency,P

kLECTION.-Whereas his Excellency,H
~ o. Hebert, Governor of the State of Louisias,
has issued his proclamation, dated July 20, lsA,
ordering an election to be held at the several es.
ton precincts of this Parish, on the first Mondayd
November next, for the purpose of voting for
one Representative from the Fourth CongresdonA
District, composed of the Parishes Of Vernilion,H
tayette, st. Landry, Calcasieu, Rapides, Sabiass'
Natchitoches, VIM, DcSoto, Caddo, Bossier, CIV
borne, Bi.nville, Jackson, Union, Morehouse, On
chita, Caldwell and Franklin.
A Governor and Lieutenant.Go Governor of the Sum
A Secretary of State and an Acknowledgement;
A State Treasurer, an Auditor of Public Account
and a superintendent of Public Education;
Three Representatives to the General Assembya
the State; a
A District Attorney for this Judicial District;
A Clerk of the District Court;
A Sheriff and a Coroner for the Parish;
An Assessor of Taxes for the Parish;
Two Justices of the Peace for the town Of W
lousas, two for the town of Washington, two for -
town OF Grand Coteau, and one for each of the otna
wards now entitled by law to u Representatives,
Police Jury. aHi-
One Constable for each Ward.
Also, for or against the removal of the seat OF gW'
ernment from Baton Rouge to NewOrleans.
Now, therefore, | j. B. David, Sheriff of the Pan 4,
OF st. Landry, in conformity with law and the a
proclamation, do hereby give notice to the Conn.,.
sioners of Election of the Parish of st. Landry.t.S
the said election will be held in said Parish on ~
day, the 9th day of November, 1855, between "
hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. N. ~.
The Commissioner of Election of the Parish o. p
Landry will superintend said election without tof,os
notice, and make due return to me, according 0is'
Sheriff's Office. st. Landry, August 1s, 1850.
b. DAVID, sberh'
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JUDICIAL ApvERTIsEMEN7s.-The attention
Of Administrators of Estates. as well rs de-
PENDANTS in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section of a law passed at the last
session of the Legislature:
An ACT relative to Judicial Advertisements.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That when there
ere two or more newspapers published in the Parish
where such proceedings are had, or such sale is to be
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
aid advertisement is to be made ; Provided said
s~elsction BE- made within three days after the notice
a nch proceedings, or the seizure made under said
raoees; and i the DEFENDANT neglect to sleet, Thea
Ae pia!rn9 shall have the right to do seJ
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WIscoNslN.-The Milwaukee Sentinel esti-
mates the present population of the State of
Wisconsin at $4,000. The population in
ls4O was onlW3o,945. They build railroads
in Wisconsin they also encourage immigration
in every possible way. Property rises in val
ne, towns grow, and wealth increases. A fast
State. But they ought to execute the fugitive
slave law.
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The Louisville Courier of the 2sth ult. ~.
Upwards of two hundred persons have ioini
the Christian Church under the preaching 4
Elder Henderson, of Missouri. Among m
latest converts was Alexander c. Bullitt. r.
well known as one of the editors and, proprn
tors of the NewOrleans Picayune."
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CooL lNruDEScE.-" VIII you oblige me
with a light, sir?" "Ccrtainly: with the
greatest pleasure says stranger, knocking off
the ashes with his little finger, and presenting
the red end of the cigar with a graceful how
Smith commences fumbling in his coat pocket.
takes out his handkerchief; shakes It feels in
mis- vest with a desperate energy; looks blank
" wen l do declare, l haven't got one. true as
the world. Have you another, Won conId
spaTe?"" Certainly, (says stranger with a
ssmlle,) and | beg you will accept It." There
Is a puff, putting till the fresh cigar ienitcs,
when they separate with q suaye bow and n
wave OF the hand. Smith chucks Ills friend
VINO was near splitting with laughter, under
the ribs, with-"T There !! didn't j tell Won I
would get it? That's the way to get along in
the world. Nothing like cool, polite imnu-
dence!" We thought so too.
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TRUE POETRY FROM THE PERs1AN,-The
heavens are a point from the pen of Gods per-
lection the world is q bud from the bower nj
MS beauty the sun is spark from the light Of
ms wisdom and the sky is a bubble on tie sen
OF his power. His beauty is free from the snot
OF SIM hidden in the thick vale of darkness be
made mirrors of the atoms of the world and
threw a reflection from his own face on every
atom. ''s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-18

New CoTroN ARRIyING.--Up to Saturday
morning last, ISL bales ofnew cotton had been
received at NewO rleans from this State, Arkan-
eas, Mississippi and Texas. The first bale re-
oeived which classed Middling sold at the fancy
price Of l2hc. In this parish we believe the
credit belongs to Mrs. G. Enochs, of Bayou
Beuf, for having picked and pressed the first
bale Of new cotton, which was ready for ship
ment ten days since.
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Observation-Disclosures "Life Of Washing
ton is praised by the English reviewers. One
of them remarks "Englishmen can heartily
appreciate the greatness of Washington /; for
was he net Of our blood 7-and now that the
asperities of contest have been removed, we can
acknowledge the ~iustice of his cause, and the
heroism Of bis actions"
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A promise should be given with caution ,a
kept with care. A promise should be madeb,
the heart and remembered with the head.
promise is the offspring of intention, and shouH
be nurtured byrecollection. A promise should
be the result Of reflection. A promise and II,
performance should, like the scales Of / H..
balance, always present a mutual adjustment
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A Mass Meeting and Barbecue of the Amer
lean Party will take place at Abbeville, Parish
Of Vermilion, on the 25th inst. The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs Randell Hunt,
Bernard Marigny, Charles d. Dreux, George
Eustis, Jr, and Adolphus Olivier. The pub
lie is respectfully invited to attend.
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We give our readers in another column On
interesting article from Dur contributor "K.'
styled, "TreatSe on Tobacco" 1t gives
much historical information connected with the
plant, and makes . gentle, but well merited
thrust at those who use it, more especially the
fair ones, who we advise to read the article.
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PRIZE EssAYs.-We would call attention to
an advertisement in the columns Of the Ameri-
can Organ, Washington City, in which there
is an offer of 800 for the best and $50 for the
second best essay in defense of the American
party, illustrating the beneficial ends to be &C.
complished by the adoption of its principles in
the construction of the various branches of our
State and Federal Governments. The time
embraces from this, till the LIST of November,
and length Of article not to exceed eleven col
umns of the Weekly Organ. William NJ.
Burwell, Nathan Sargent and John Wilson,
Of Washington, will be the referees. ESSAYS
to be addressed to Robert Jones, Washington
City. Will not Louisiana contend for the
prize, and are there not those in Opelousas or
A~ttakapas that may win? Try it.
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DEATHS OF IMPORTANT PERsoNAsEs.-Latt
papers bring us information Of the death o
several well known and valued citizens-amonp
them, Samuel j. Peters and Lucius @. Duncan
OF NewOrleans, both Of whom have long lived
in that city, and Won for themselves wide
spread and enviable regulations.
We also notice the death at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, of Capt. j. NJ. Convers, of the CONNER
cial house Of Convers, Kennett & Co., of New
Orleans, for many years commander of some Of
the finest steamers that ever tloated upon the
waters of the Mississippi. Rev. Father Z.
Plantaz, of the Society Of Jesus, died in New
Orleans a few days ago of yellow fever.
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NOTICE. = JOSEPH McCLELAND, Of til
~ Parish of St. Landry, has applied by bis pet
ton to be appointed Administrator of the estate d
Sarah Andrus, widow of John McCleland, Lite d
said Parish, deceased; &
Therefore, any person intending to make oppos
ton to said appointment will file the same in writing
IN my Office, in the town Of Opelousas, within "
days from the date of this notice.
Clerk Office, Opelousas, August ID, 1855.
A, GARRIGUES. Clerk.
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DIED,

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, Min a.
RALIE Lyons, daughter Of Gabriel Lyons, Of n.
quemine Brulee.
Yesterday morning, Miss CONSTANCE LYON
daughter of Jacob Lyons. of Plaquemine Brulee.
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HE "OLDEsr INHAB1rANT."-The editor of
the Annapalis Republican has had a visit from
one OF the oldest men, perhaps, in Maryland,
Mr. Richard Crandell, who was born in Anne
Arundel county OH the 10th of July, l747, and
therefore will be los years Of age the 10Th of
this month. He has not the appearance of
a man of over so, and even last iall he sowed
nearly all the grain on his farm. He is in en-
Joyment OF most excellent health and spirits !:
and at one hundred, he says, he had not a gray
hair in his head. He served as a priyateer
during the Revolution, and relates many in
teresting facts connected with the struggle for
American Independence.
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rglle OPELOUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1855.

The communication of "A Roman Catho.
lie" was received too late for this week, but
will appear in our next.
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An admirable opportunity is now offered to
any one disposed to open a hotel in Washing
ton. See card, in another calump,
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NEW BAKERY. - The undersigned Ne
- spectfnlly informs his friends and the public
Opelousas and vicinity that he will, in a few DIV.
open in this town a new Bakery Shop. He will M,
the services of one Of the finest bakers Of NevO.
leans. He claims a share of the public patronsr
August ls. F. A.. REER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-District Couh
~ Parish Of St. Landry, No. 1888. . .Estss d
John McCleland.
JOSEPH McCLELANp, Of the Parish of 81. Land,
Administrator of the estate of said deceased, hayiax
filed a final tableau, settlement and partition Of ~
estate between the widow and heirs of .said deeeaRd,
accompanied by his petition, praying that the sans,
may be homologated; And whereas, the prayer d
said petition has been granted by an order II Coun,
dated August IA, 1855:
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all penonsiu.
terested to show cause, if any they have, within the
time prescribed by law. why said tableau should na
be homoloeated. and that the bond Il of said Admins
traitor be cancelled and annnlled: and further, thath
be discharged from all responsibility as Admini&f
tor eff said estate. "
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August 10, 1856.
A. GARRlGUES CLERK.
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GTATEOF LOUIsIANA-District Cout

NTATF OF LOU1SIANA-District Coult
~ Parish of St. Landry. Estate of Alexands
Lanclos, fills, deceased Meeting of Creditors
BY virtue of an order of the District Cont IN
for the Parish of st. Landry, a meeting of the c&
itors of said Lanclos will be holden on Thursday A
soth inst, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. Lsd
4 ~ M, before Theodose s. Robin, Esq.,, a Nota1
Public. at his office in the town of Opelousas, for ts
purpose Of celebrating Oh the affairs OF the MD D.
ceased. A
Clerks office, Opelousas, August ls, 1855.
A, RRIG iClelk.
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The clerk Of the steamer Alice W. Glau
will accept our thanks for late NewOrlau
papers, 0t#
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ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY IN
NEW ORLEANS!

Just before going to press, we heard, from
private sources, that T. II. Morgan, Esq, our
candidate for the Judgeship of the Second Ju-
dicial District Court of NewOrleans, has been
elected by on overwhelming majority. Go it,
Sam
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NOT1CE.-The negro girl SARAH, sixtea
~ years old, belonging to Mrs. C.. Jewell, has a,
appeared-supposed to be crazy.
Any person restoring her to the undersigned viii
he suitably rewarded. 1H0S, H. LEW
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Amsrisan gSminatiOus.

CHARLES DERBIGNY,
>, 7-1--~@r Of Jefferson.
LOUIS E.. TEXADA, ., R.n,aes.
SECRETARY Of state, sElsf -
ROBERT G. BEALE,
Typ Of East Baton Rouge.
w. Durable,
ir71f CYST Of West Baton Rouge.
Asd,tor,
WALTER RossMAN,
Of Claiborne.
Assernsy-General, s
RANDELL HUNT, ., Orleans.
Superintendent OF Education,
o. d. STILLMAN, Of oo.ch;,s,
es.grsss, Fourth District, -
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
. saf isa \ Of 81. Landry.
Representatives, -
CYPR1EN DUPRE,
SOLOMON B. HARTMAN,
LOUIS KERLEGAND.
sAsrin, =. fr + X
EBERT CAN'T.
Coroner, 9ff "@' I@ F w. Z
FREEMAN U R
Clerk OF the Court,
j. B. A. FONTENOT. gel T.
Assessor. Iia. 81 81 Ferl A{at @I
OSCAR F.. STANTON.
District Attorney,
JAMES M. PORTER.
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HOTEL FOR RENT, AND FURN

HUIEI FUR REM, AND FURNL
TURE FOR SALE
The GAIT HOUSE, in Washington, pleasant,
and conveniently situated to bushes IS, is Offered ID
sale or rent upon accommodating terms. Tie hopss
is well stocked with new furniture, which uay i,
had with the building upon liberal terms, and whii
will admit of its being opened without delay. -shop
the building not be rented and the furniture dispoa
of before, the latter will be offered at public sle On
the premises. on Saturday, September Ia. For ur
%ticulars, apply to RS. BRAFFORb.
or DAVID HTJS0N =
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"Here are severed lips,
parted with sugar breath ; so sweet a bar
Should sunder such sweet friends ~

t"0''u "HUeI HUeH sWeUI ITIUH0S IT
Tor this " balmy chamber of sweetness" cannot en-
tertaln with impunity such noisome visitors. Int will
become contaminated by their presence. When.
where, or in what manner the practice was first in.
troduced into female circles, does not appear from
the early records We have of its history. During the
INVASION of Mexico by Cortes, that conuueror M
where detected its use among the women, although
as indispensable to their lords as their sie,ta and
Prescott has not lost sight of this point in compiling
his valuable History of the Conquest for after com.
pairing the different authorities he concludes that ;,s
origin cannot be traced to so remote a period. 1t isl
"ePiorao!e circumstance. that this barbarian custom
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papers,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
Oar ncrfoIh Corre.ponscn~e.

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written on te crcss Of their os and ON their hammer,
you souLi understand. d, what the ,ssus o. the
contest viii be-
Yes cir In 1855 and IN 1850 AZ well az later if IT he
the will 81 Co the she I'D last Il viii be ve came A
1912. Il Il please Povdense " eend us seyetse ve
VII suppor. tbera with resignationsith faith 70 ta
struggle II will continue Far the whole of Ra ia Ara
for all the ~ar Il only hog nninr whist our
srp,ar eeve that It l. drawing Its close and that
nIS exhausted AID not ia addition I, oop,ous IL
Nss'bCt corps of the imperial guard Of cur
fsnadiers. donted and trQed by fheir eoiiers
leave rcciled their banners and as an
necessary At the voice Of her sovereign all Russia wJ
lie In arm.
let England sn France rcdouoie their eortsie! them
armies Of es-let thin continue 10
1866 AM the following years 50 eypeni Ia ID, n ds
lance from hime, that which exucnd In svU at
home-e 70 We have anve tue blessed memory OF
the Emperor Alexander the pershabe fnenory Of The
Emperor hohoiastte lofty ad res,iuio villa Of the FIN
pesor Alexander H., VINO up in himself thsr vir
tue. and thes resoiutous. We have fifth and perseve
rance. We will Gxht.
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We nave lsd good sxport darrand 'or cotton through
OUT The week, but from tb traGe Che demand has been
moderate, notwithstanding The reduced stocks IN spin
ners hnnia The narAst is sH suffering the
gent state q the money market he Ugh dis
eouat, oni the alarm created has not ~ AL eGbsiied
although With the ANAL sock 81 Anne lean anu light
lies the way ought O. ascenGn g instead
q describing prices The quantity ole ring being st
large, md aoiders anxious 70 sell have Ind de
prssset Ind Eeg0 orhst have So reduce the
quotations u ~ -ofta u Amer seuc,ling tie u
u.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-19
Proposals for Clothing, DC.

at@# QuARTERMAsrER's OFFICE " =. MARINE CoRps,
Ht Washington, June 80 1855.
EALED PROPOSALS. will be this office until Thurs
day day Of 10 s. nj ~ O'Clock, for the supply
following articles, such quantities
during ensuing c delivered at the
Clothing STORE 81 aike street, New York. free OF expense
o the United States, #5.
yards rscy in respects similar thai
used by the U. =. army ss II
200 properly varhhed
Strapped complete, and The letters 3. M'' painted on
the back 1as4s
leather patent leather vsore and
= the letters u s. NJ brass the front
1000 brass scales eagle, &C., csmple'e
1000 pompops
% patent leather stocks s5t. 1Egt
500 pairs army brogags
pUO blankets. a. IS. MI In bnck woven
the
RICH diminish The quantity OF the articles
named tie exeences of the service may REQUIRE is reserved
form samples pe the Assistant Quar-
81 New ork at the once
Marine Corps, Marine Bsraeks, Washington
City, &c.
Bidders 10 the contract
awarded unknnwn Office their sicency must
be certified 10 by Official person.
Proposals rothing."
= Marine Cnrps Washington City, ~ I"
ntelgrncer aud Evening" Washington CT
Hampshire; Times Boson, yassachqses Journal o
CONAN New York Eagle Brookyn NV York; Penn
Argus, Philadelphia Pennsylvania News md lfgIi,
Globe. porsnuuh Virsaia, win give tue
week until 26ib Jy Iex ana forward
an.ed by copy of advertisements TO this Office
for pawn nj.
June 24-eodt26Juy9 aas sa 4i #st4eets ]l#