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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

% The Knoxville Wing says that Cant.
James Williams, a Buchanan stump orator in
Tennessee, in a speech made in Knoxville on
the 23d ult., followed the example of the
Courier, and denounced Gen. Jackson a. the
slanderer Of both Clay and Buchanan in the
"bargain aud corruption" matter! TruIv
Democracy has very little regard tor the past
or the future, so that it can meet the exigep-
cles of the present.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

lHE CANVASS N TfSsEssgr-Tb. ..
'ass IN Tennessee is being most yipo,0..I'
III ehccii'e!y prosecuted by the AMER
Gu ''d'fes '5' ttectoT, and their as,,,,,n.'
me aggregate OF Speaking talent Row s,;<
r." lnt9': State IN behalf OF the Amsr;as-
i~-e>idenila ticket. is equal to. if not rrs,,s'
'oa:' ,h,t which the Democratic psrtv b.
ever briore mad to encounter. O,r 49, ~
accounts from different parts OF the s,,.a -
enconrahras in the highest degree. u.
sure our friends in other States fila. ,hs,,
ma >,ieiy count upon the vote Of Teunss~.
toi I'll more and Donelsoa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

q Lies lnnliTerAble are being circulated
tlrou ,hout the co mtry p~,rtiono OF the Baton
Rouge Parishes in re CARL to the position many
OF our prominent men have takca in regard
to the candidates n,w before the people tr
President. Il is saii By son, Of tac mo,t
Inscriptions OF oar opponents, and st"'ra to if
required, that such anl su:h al Old Line
Wing" OF true hearted Am,-ica1 has forSaken
his principles, forsw,rn his cause ana boItel
over into the Anti'Amsrican camp. Now
we brand all these assertions as falls, AMI un-
worthy even Of the poor cause for whose safe
ty and webbing they are spawned into
being.
Day uf.er day, arc Americans clilel u7ol
to nail lie after lie. upon the ~politica! con ter.
but although this is elsily enough l,n, in the
city, yet in the country wl,re lies canAot
BE- followed ~, aai exposed without d:.ay,
the evil is srel. and continually increasing
Bat the other day, a firm and trle .Am.rican
from the co1l:ry-jne Of those sloriol Is men
who stanl to principle as they wouid stand
! ~ for their lives, AMI whose proulest b Is. is
that ifIo other vote was cast for the American
cause. save hiE-that vote would BE- for the
| pure M!LIACp EIILuoEE-enluired with as
constituent, ''vhat has actustel-anh-and-
an 10 leave our party''--naminy men whose
tealty was in lfspntlb!e. Need we say how
lies about these gentlemen hal been ~circula-
ted in the country: and repeated by al! I'M
til believed.
We would inform the Americans far and
near, that every American in tae city of Baton
Rouge is firm at his post, and if any disje-
lieve lis, let him attcnl but one O: their glori-
Gus meetings at their Hal, AMI there, in the
music of their shouts Of certain triunoh,
drink in the inspiration there predominant,
and ii his heart is not dead to his countrys
call, deadto every principle which should in
spire a freeman, We have no doubt of his vo.e
next November.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

oHD BccH" nAs A CHANCE w. $780, =
Sl'pshod told me that lie heard. joe D, -'"a
say that John Smiths wife t,,d l.. '"up
A!eck sneezer heard oil Dave st,. '''
that M frds-r reckoacl that h. nv Sa'
'''ke Jones wife to say that Franz NV
tod her that Squirting Mike heard r.
AIls"ap say that it was WHISPERED y. 'ea
DICK >"ds was goins'to vote for p,, '"'s
A''er,shat who says Old Buell. L"n'
chance. "as ito
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

o. With what a yelp OF Indignation some
Of our anti American pa pcrs greeted the news
that the Black Republicans OF the North, had
initiated the Reds of the South. and in the
face OF justice the demands OF the Constitu-
ton and the country, had sought to stay the
wheels Of Government by voting down the
Army Appropriation Bill.
Do yon forget, gentlemen, the proceedings
Of the lassLegisIature? If You have, we have
not TO the victors belong the spoi's,' was
their motto, and with no: a show Of right
on their side savc that they were in majority
they ousted the Senators and Representatives
OF the people from their seats Turned out the
Sheriff elected bv the voters OF New Orleans:
anA trampled in every mann,r upon the
rights of the people! is there..no parallel be-
tween their acts and the acts of the Black
Ec2ltlican>! We're the motives which actu-
! atel them. dissi;nilar, W. say without fear OF
contralittion1 No! Tn: Constitution o.!
oar State provides for the election o, Swamp
Land Commissioners By the direct cote Of the
people.
We ask any and every voter OF this State;
id you ever est a rot' TOR Srlnp Li"t Conn.,
mussionsfs! What is your answer? No! The
Legislature Of my State has taken from me.
the vote guaranteed to ME by that Consltu-
ton. which is as sacred to me as the ConstI-
tuition of the Union, and elected over my
head men who had no qualification: save that
OF mere partizans. Is there any parallel to
this! No. not even a Black Republican
Congress composed OF the basest metal which
ever ran, 'counterteit > upon the Con;tit'sl-
onal desk. never dreamed of this. 10 there
no remedy for these evils there is. but YOU
must look no more to Anti Ana. r cans for It.
You ha re fun, back ou:: the boon offered
YOU and spurned in the face the party work
in, for your benelt-'ook You that you do 50
no II ,re-Vo.e the American tickrt-,tanl
firm to its colours and We guarantee that if
ever Louisiana is ruled BY Americans, and
she assuredly will We hereafter, that no
such Legislature, no such acts shall ever
more disgrace her fair fame.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

sur SALT RIVER THEY Go.'-Nine hearty
cheers for MlLLARD FILLMORE burst from the
Threats Of over two hundred Americans as tn.
slim Loco delegation from New Orleans took
their departure last Saturday. Not. a voice
spoke up for roo1 Northern BUCHANAN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
TO -LANTERS AND OTHERS.

PLANTERS and others having business TO tFans's'
III New Orleans, and not inlinsi it convenient 70 eoue
to the citv themselves, will find it to their advantage
TO II ?loy tlr, Undersigned All business en"as's'
to their care will be promptly and faithfully a''e""'
to, at a moderate per centage, Best city rets1~'
sivcn. HYATT 4 fRAzlhH
Collectors & General Agents.
jly-l2 56. New Orleans -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Vaiueoie Land for Sale in this
Parish

TIL. "il'winS liscri1e,, tract Of land is for se On
reasonable and aceon.ois ;;4s term. II con.sin. los !.
'J-ioj acres, about IS acres eieare! and toe hs.sn.
vel! t:inh--n:, AMI ali Of it tllsbIs land. Il is si,a,.
Led IN the rear Of Ges,ts CA;nn and Cuu::t.. pl.a.a
':"a Al j. Aio ~ in tie neig,.btrhoct a. the
"TNpNPSU.r T2ACT,"
u consequence Q: is havin. been ,s.eutel . an-
Ii"na'oa. i:;S described Oh the Un;,ea STATE, l.p.
! surrey A. Stats ). llaHt l. o. 5. IS, I. G.RliE,s
|; les Tr-T near Dr.. Lyle's "a. Mil.
Es-'it'" warranted good S"rt.6am.
aE-.or further particulars inc uire al mi. ofes,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
A BATTLE IN KANSAS
TIE .ADOLlTiONISTS DEFEATED.

~
ST. l''nlS, oep'' 2-'e". oa'1'e t
tween the Aboi''ioh''ts an! o'''''''e!' 'aa
been received '@'t' u s.i r'La ra-
~ numbered ABOUT W. '"'''''", H'''-
'''o'''sts .o'' ~, ~, c,,.barnar u,ha l.;rIa,i
sJ r1,. ,I ~ y,h.n ,orI,,1;,, tho n,tnr;,us
&c.," -, :rh. ,h,I1t;,n;s,s vera
; o ,n IT,, r.or mo djs,,.r.. Mans not
49, 49, o.a, md ,,t.,,n.i,, f. swim,
-, s n,ny -, thr,n war;. IToworl
II :. w., l,,r,.l
~
81. Louis: Het''' "'-'o ""'o ',''' 49,
vices i'on' ha''''s' ana : ! 'eP'''c "'' '"c
Aoo''ti""'stS ''a'e "t',' "'i't'' ''''' ''el'e'-
worth az me POM OF '"c o"yoh"t' 'a'oe
amount Oh property was '@S''ayeu' -.
l.,,.r' "a ,h. E.y y,,L ri.
.,., w.. ,L,,. ,,nch :, il, tn. liam. ri hair.
- t-,.n.nn ,h. -, .s.,,.,l ,,r;as w. t,r-
.,,a,.I. E,tI..I J., ,b. Il DIV
~, ,,,r,a, =, W,,., h,, c,li..l "a,
.,.,,,a a.. ,,, t,r. ,..l H., ,r,o.
,Ha ,,n,n.Jn,s .,t,nI,tn' nf r,e,<,r.> Er npn-
,n..'n, ~. .,I,,.. -, ,i,t >,,,. ,,,. j.,
,%
~
-. L','S. Sci, y LIE '''' Fo'd eau
!'3 it'' h'">.> 'ia' o'e" oeE"p'e' W Il w.
'iIih'e''! "a ''IN7'''I'"S' az '"e{ S'olle" q
i"'J - ~ '" "",' ~ ,
preventing '"e'i III e''t''nS '"e Ae''i'oIl'
:" '"'' '''N va " VI ~
tanning fc'h'''''"!''ts ana attempting oioicc
'"Ti' "a' "'o"o'
ST. IorIS, sept. J-Ne have aivicr' from
Kansas t. t.e 2s;h ut. -Atcfi>on had litt-en
hu1irc. men under his couInAn!. an! va,
rirr.''''7 70 "'''t" lawrence on M Isl lA'S'
" ".tS'', ~. ii .'"V i''"' "'s ,''''
g. rom ''oo 20 -'' men. "A SahSu'iii'i
d '"'''Pi'e',
Ahe oa'''e d o>sa"'t"'''e 're"''eH IA '"'
tniriv IN killed AMI wounded IN. loss Of;
~. Son.ha-o.~s w.. Nv. LID arr ,v,r,dsl
Tn. OH -. ,f rho rr.. : -. li.c,lI IA O.,-
~. ~. v,s l,rn..l NJ ,,,. v,,.tnr>
kama. st..a 80, .n, S,rlE .r,.-s ,,,rii ,,.
be ABLE 10 m.rcn against LAw:cn:e a. soon
as was anticipated. III consequence OF ! want
OF men aad iuVa.tInu-. The; call .ou!!y lol
relnlorcem-l.ts and means.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
T0C0NTIAT0RS.

PROPOSALS wil! J.. received! Ly the uniersi-a.e
i''iH' st'e f"F si'"riac the residence of Or. :. u. Ene'
% IN" parish q: Wet Ba.on Rouge. so As I, make it .
good, sI5s.antia! and convenient Court House.
ALrrSs, IAEsyE7TS CALDWELL.
Loble!r Store ?. 0. Wcsi baton I.ouse.
Lafayette Caldwell,
james pcvail, CfE,mia1.
Atlantis Eeir.r:.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

IHT "PESs<yLvAStA F~cs,o,n-r
f''<J('ia'"'. carrying ont the D.m,c ~.
cIe'''o''eeTins policy, attempts to Civ. Il.
ides that the supporters 0, Fremoo. NV, en-
more IN Pennsylvania Lave coaIescsa !,
S'o"n very we'll tina: at the HARRISBURG r..
'eHsion. when a proposition WAS made o,,-
F'vEnenoers ont OF one hundred and ,.u...
voted III favor Of It. The prospects Of ~
'''o'T'cy IN the Key Stone State, mus. b. -.
tag very hopeless.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
UNITED STATES MAIL
Coast and Bayou Sara Paekeo'
G.. d.. JS. AND CAITOL

THE fine passenger stse,uer, c, D. Junior, h''.'
LANouE. master, will leave New Orleans e'''
and Wednesday mornings at 9 o'clock, Az. q,
The CAPITOL. J.. H. uRE, master, leaves = :,
leans on Friday at 8 O'Clock, 4. N. and on 0'N'
) r. N. J.,
Leve Bayou Sara every Monday, TUESDAY
and Saturday. AL
Acrxr,-U Gordon. Jr.:y. A.. Draul 4 Lanays'
W, Blr.iI~" s g; Hi, hHnls, 60
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

% The Mud Turkle" was out in all his
glory the other night. and in his address to a
Mass Meating-save the mark' of little boys,
gave as he thought "jessie" to one Of our
American speakers. Wait a little while
"Turkle," the coal will tester over your back
Until a plaster of " mud will not help it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

c. If we fall short this week of our usual
quantity Of reading matter, our friends must
make me little allowance for all hands
wishin. to attend the Jackson Barbecue to-
day. In order to get of, WI are compelled,
to compress six days work into a little less
than four.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

We were also pleased at meeting our friend
Mr.. II. c. CAsrELLAsos, of the NO. Delta
who although embarked in the cause of the
Southern Party, has always the wishes OF his
friends for pecuniary success.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

lHE GERMAN VorA-One hundred and
seventy-four Germans signed the Fremont
constitution, at a meeting in this city this
week. one hundred and t~hirty-one of whom
Fc'eo tor tlcvce 1T 1879 Dtrot .15uert;.tr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

FlLINoRE " GEORGIA A~n EAST FLoRlp,
The Nllledseviile (Ga.,) Recorder, of the 2i
inst, says.
A friend writing to us from Vienna. Ga.
on the eth inst, says:
Il have lately Travelled through a large
portion Of Southern Georgia and East FIori-
da, and am gratified with The many express
ions Of the people OF those sections in favor o,
Fillmore. The gains reported, in fact, in
East Florida show that a large portion of the
Democrats themselves have gwen up all
hopes of carrying the State for Buchanan.
One thing IS evident-Fillmore is on the
gaining hand"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

MODEL CERTIFICATE The following cer-
titcate speaks for itself. 1t is going the
rounds and we should like to have it ..Iocated,'
IN order to advise the owner to TAX out a
!: ~2atent.'
Dear Doctor Will he one hundred and
~seventy-hve years old next October. For
n,nety-fonr years | have been an ~invalid, un-
able to move, except when stirred with a
lever; but a year ago last Thursday. I heard
OF the Granicular Syrup. l bought a bottle,
smelt OF the cork, and found myself a new
man. | can now run twelve and a half miles
an hour, and throw nineteen double sumner.
sets without stopping.
r. S.-A little Of your Alicumstoutum
Salve applied to a wooden leg reduced a cou-
pound fracture in fifteen minutes, and is now
covering the limb with a fresh ~cuticle Of
white gum pine bark.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

DISTINGUISHED VrslroKs.-We were pleas
ed to meet our friends, JENNINGS & Crane
Of the Ibervi!le Gazette at the barbecue on
Saturday last, looking well and hearty, but
still on the broad and beateuipath that leadeth
politically to destruction.n Our friends are
pe'severIns and industrious and if they do
not in the course Of time, amass enough OF
the good things Of this world, they will GER
taln'y never be to blame. Their ably con-
Quoted journal is one of the best in the Ssate.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

D-SDN~
! SAVE Nj From Sucu FRirNns.-Ihc Hon.
Francis Granger never said a trner word IMAM
when he declared that if those who pre- crfe'
Willard Fillmore would vote for hun, he
would beyond all doubt. be elected. ct We
daily hear mel expressin, their admiration OF
the American candidate, and acknowledging
that no has proven himself the safest man tor
,he nrosent crisis. who az the same time eX-
prcss their fears that he caluot be elected.
When We hear such expressions, AMI meet
such mea, the question naturally arises. ar"
,hes. persons honest in their belief, or do they
f,ucv that the majority of the people OF the
Union are les. conservative or less anxlo''o
| for the welfare OF the country Than them
selves.
w. haze come to the conclusion, tina.
those men. Notwithstanding their expressions
in regard TO Il political prclr'en'e for Nil
lard Fillmore. are either w%lIituliv or an
knowingly the very worst enemies Alo"h
to the American party or It's candidate. Ii"y
are so l.on several different rcasons-nrt
only because they express a doubt III the
power OF the people to elect HIN, bu. al>o
because they manifest i lack 0: conIjcucc III
the principles OF w,llch he IS The exponent.
Better come out al once and say tia: t..cE
have neither coni !encc IN the parry or the
nominee they have selected. II yol are an
opponent Of \ ncrcLnlsm. come oJs like /,
wa, ,nt xavx, Eu,rv u1ri van utt,r tr
the effect above stated, lowers You III the cS-
t.:nat!on ol those. who have suli cient DanI!-
ness TO ass-rt their independence OF party
leaders, a ii their reliance On An, Gican H.
sues. Ii you have placed yourself in oppo-
s!.ion 70 the American cause, speak out bold
y and say 50. II yol nave de :ldrci on the
SHE Of either RcplJiicll t-ickcrv or Demo-
cra:lt partEis,n, d. no: sufficiently disgrace
tl!- soil that gave yoI blTtn, as - stuop to
Ike !ow .ut.c.Iu5e OF attempting. the above
uuca!!ed Tor cSclS.. II you are for t.. r.
pI5.lcaA nominee, speak It of boldly. Ii
you endorse tIe ANIMATION OF James b icAau-
an: let Il BE- kao"n, without recola.ins the
miserable evasion That yod wJuIi Support
Willard f.llH1c- /: yol .loI,ht he cou.l he
elected. If, on the o;hc7 hand. yolr are for
Willard Fillmore BE- really a. all hour. to de-
rLa5. yourself !N han an tne Union. In the
darkest hoar tnc Ann-rtcan party ever kne ".
NnlA:d Fillmore PLACED his to)t on tl,s.
shores, and with the ilil kuowlcise that the
cloud was testing ever oar prospects did
WITHOUT hesitation i'll the Aoa' Of our aaver-
sity boldly openly and <l;h a 'manliness that
s!la9les yoAr inIet.,:on, dc Jared himself the
candidate Of the party either for slory or de-
.ta.' Have Won not the ml1I.n.,s + st44l
by such 4 can1ihate7---Cin1nnah Times.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
.jly-12 So.
BRULY LANDING DRUG STORE.

ALWAYS on hand a large and we'll assorted SURF
Of PLANTERS and HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES
~" Physicians prescriptions carefully co"pV'N
bytan abe A2othecary.
:'y5iy. D'. Ma
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

AMERICANS I" ioru pos7s.-w. No..
call upon You a!I-tor many are s.,,a;s A''
''e'fencies OF orr counsry's Na!a.or,
''.e :'' Toe. ''s we speak to you VIII,
are waiting calmly until next ssovsn WHO
cast y''ar votes. ani then await and ~,
the result "a American irecmsn. We ~, ''s
yoa % r'nsr NJ every energy ami s.,;ns
Others axe doing TO disseminate ,,n.h -
''5AI where noH there is nau.ht but d,,.
cali upon y'Hr ~nei,hbors, sec tia. f,,..L
nas not worked upoA them. and fit h.
sen; tAe antiiote. Work American.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

C. The meeting of the Americans last
Tuesday night at Franklin Hail." was one
Of those enthusiastic gatherings which speak
r'shtto the heart Of the unterriGed. Speeches
were made by Col. Dick SrEvARr, Major r..
&. BEALE, and Others, whose every sentence
was interrupted by intense American cheers
W banners, the work and gift of fair hand
to noble men were presented, and the meet
ing was as enthusiastic as the little Anti.
Great State Mass Meeting was cold and cheer.
less" Hurrah for East Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
To Cotton Planters.

The undersigned offers his services to 'o''o' ...
.rs as q GIN WRIGHT He has had ample expe''sA'
BENJAMIN TERRIER
ton Rouge. Jane GS tt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

D-Nothirg ~elevates US so much a. IT,
c1ezence Of a spirit that is 1e-toVel.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

u,e.., 800 -. wu.,
-'lo" can any o1d Line "''s Vote villa
he Dem ,cr4tr. wa.1 4!.in, the IN, n>ra5le
c,nvas of 1871 ,',oy \ ,~1.,t,, =. .r,,.;.,
-
e''''s'> '''' u N''''''' S?'fe' he'1''7
I'e', tF!;Srfj or dsc't:, = dt:'a: hl"l ia 'he
2re,i!aa:F. T.. s'aat.ru' Denpcracy OF:
-, c,,. .;.
,,r , ',-
y At ''''''"7 oSa''''a' e"i''"n Is
irp'n 4 pan2llet ~cn.i.lsl. T,lct ". 2--y,s
81 I,rcru.y. Wrs is ii? and extensively
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
ELECTIGT.

Po2rL,So, Sept. s-The election returns
now III. $40" large REPUBLICAN guns, an! ii
tln.e 10 come bear III same com ,~,leNloa. 1t
Is sale II say tnat llanI,in i, elected by IRON.
tan - we've :aousa"d majority. Al! the
State officers ar. Republicans.
Second dispatch. rAe STATE has gone Re-
publican strong. Portland. Bau.o., Bah.
Ausu>'a- Eocataai, and other large towns
show R-pn,!Ican gam over last years voic..
which, II carried tnrol.h the S.a.c vii! elect
tlsn!in over ;we1v tn 'u,aaI majority.
ST. Louts, Sept. 9-Full return Of the Sac
slo" that the American conItda:e for Lieut..
Governor has b.en elected.
ale Old Line Wings OF Missouri have ap-
pointed delegates to tac Baltimore C,nveu-
ton. Resolutions endorsing Fillmore We're
adopted.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

Rso'rd. Tia. we believe it would have
been more honorable iot the American people
n lEIj t, h,ve unt.el with the mother
co 1ntrT. El5a an |, in opQ,sltIoa t, .hair owl.
th,n !or .or:isue.s al ms ,tae Presidential!
e~ict:!ol to vote Against the Democracy.
The resolution aoo,e was sen. - Us yes
teriay as nav!n, oeeA read by a oreisner a:
4 cIu, meeting o! the Buchanan party in Sey-
m'ar, lh'tanl, last Sl.lrily night, ana I'M
aninou.ly ad,p.e! by the CLUB. We should
like to ku,w whittier the reoresen.4tio.
made to us upon the subject is correct. Ii il,
Is, we wish to speak OF the matter iurther.--
LoaisriNe Journal.
The Journal afterwards ascertained that
the resolution was actually read and adopted
as stated above. 1t need surprise no one: it
IS IN keeping VITA tn, san timeuts entertain
Ell by thousands IN ia, Anti-Am,ric an ranks
both of the lorei5a AMI native born.-.Et.
The ton, of our ex:h1ng.s from the inte-
rolF 81 the state, convlnces lis beyond a doubt
nearly every parish and country (out of. or ex-
ceptlng New Orleans) will give the dem
ocratac nominees a lArg. majority in Novem-
Der. loervllle my safely be put dowa for
300 majority for BI:. AMI B1eck-B. Ca
ceue.
What A n'o!e MN is hero o,rthrown,"
We saw JESSrSis IS, on Ia, day of tn, famous
Baton Rouge Barbecue, an ! We thought there
was something in his behavior that Smoked
strongly OF non comps. Alas poor p. e, !
we had some hopes Of yoar ultimate recovery,
but now hope with all its bright ant; :io
have fled. He is mad, stark staring mad!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

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