Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-13

while bis share OF the loaves and fishes came
pered exceedingly, which was Of course Il
reward for his apostacy. B had everything
pretty much his own way and was intensely
| Whis After the ulfortun.te den1:se of the
Wing party in 1913 Ibefviiie fell rapidly
under the ban Of Democratic influence and il
required but d short time to bring that parish
fully under its influence. Here friend Il.
to use a vulgarism-was IN an awful hE
! The Gazette began quietly 20 reap the share
Of the good things that had once been BaaD's,
and he was left alone in his glory. Things
could remain that way tons. Something
i must be done. And something was done
can party, which Mt time was fast overrunning
every State County and Perish In the Union
| Sam showed his countenance in Plaqpenaine
and BRAD was Immediately smjtten with his
| appearance--s.,e like Of Sam was never
seen before. BRAD grew frantic in bis ea.o-
gies of that ubiquitous inoiy!lual--it was
The party Democracy was hrnbug-Whig-
iisry ten times worse AmeTicanism was the
thing, and for q time Sam put the Democrats
to some trouble to keep him out, but he
| would keep a comm in y ana B. put both
shoulders to the wheel TO make him stay in.
1t IS to be much regretted that Sam did not
succeed in fully revoiutionizing that parish,
for at this day, we mig mt have had the poscer-
FIJI assistance Of the Southern Sentinel posted
upon one Of the highest watch-towers Of
American liberty.
But 10 our story Advocating The cause Of
Sam didn't pay in PIaquemine. and another
tnnbie-set was necessary. Go back to his
first love Yes that must be dons-De
.nperacy was ruling, and he might yet repent
of the error Of his ways-pe baptised aifesh
and be received as a new borlH back into
the harmonious Democratic family. But how
TO be- done with a show Of consistency .
That was the point. Hours of intense sat-
:ering in pouring over forgotten files OF long
issued newspapa5s--witia a considerable
sN,in king Of the midnight oif; at last fur
nished the happy idea. An idea that stuck
in with terrific force--the South was In
terrible state Of danger, and must be saved,
and Sam couldn't by any manner Of means
rescue the country from the ln:dei hands oi
the Abc sionists, but Democracy could SO
conceived DRAp., and he went over to the en-
envy, horse, foot niishy,' under the
flag of the DUTY Of the South.o A wonder
f4l event, and one OF the most extensive lm-
rortaace BRAD had thrown another :uaa5ls-
set The smoke, dust, asd excitement, that
is his own-having cleared away-and no.
body being either badly hurt or scared-ex-
cen: hiusesf--he stood before the cisidel Of
the Iberyiils Democracy and like stranger
in days OF old before castle; seized the
horn and blew his blast OF the DUTY Of the
Soa.h - bat the warders on the rampartsr
were not to be guiled with no such blast ands
though pretty good loking,o he could not
get .n That blast couldn't blow conviction
into The cars Of the Democracy that he was
sound on the 'goose'-he had blown too
many blasts with too many different horns
to BE- BAN boozled into the belief that ne was
now blowing the right one, and SO friend B.
now remains in status quo. There let him
staY. We surrnise we are right in our con-
lectures B. wants spoon to dip into the
bowl The following ,neEnes us
10 that belief:
PolrcE JuRY PHoczrplNGs-For the ben
e. IS. ,ga F,uhiISn ta-rey fanu
viii continue to do SO in future.) the entire
Police Jury proceedings notwithstanding the
majority conceive it inpoiitic to divide the
printing. It was not thought SO however in
Ls4s, when the Wings were in the majority
The Democrats then were for dividing the
printing. as matter Of )ustice-aad 1t was
divided, although we could have prevented
i at the time # we had thought proper to
nave done SO, for the reason that We held an
nexpiged contract. But, without pay, we
sbali hereafter publish every thing that trans
oires within our parochlai assembly.
BRAD. wants share of the official pap.-
rhe cats out. Where is the honesty Of
hose very patriotic sentiments on that very
widely circulated article Of the Duty Of the
south ~ which BRAD let off when he went
,yer TO the out side Of the Democracy =
But, in conclusion, we beg leave to ask him
% read the extract once again, Published n
,is paper Of the Goth ult., to which ne called
,ur attention il expectation OF ou answer 70
lis remarks upon Union Of Southern par
les. 1t is as follows:
The moment a man parts with aoral inde-
,endence--the moment he judges OF duty,
,ot from the inward voice, but from the m
crest and will Of a party. the moment ne
commits himself to header or a body, and
vinks at evil because divisions would hurt
he cause; the moment he shakes OF has par
secular responsibility, because he Is bns one