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The Louisiana Democrat., 1859-12-28
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the nature, Of all revolutionary parties.
They are necessarily controlled by that
element which most faithfully represents
4 tier character, and most fally develops
stlleiE tendencies. Anti-slavery il the lifo
land spirit sck Republic All.
(plition 5l' IL The ultimate Development Of
Ianti,slavefy. Naturally, therefore, Aboli-
4 tionism amalgated with Black Republi.s
] canism. But the resultsof the mixture
1 was tointensify the one without modera.
ting the other Abolitionism furnishes oil
the vitality Of The party, its energy, its
enthusiasts, and its active force. It colors
all its thoughts, inspires all its sentiment,
infames all its passion, points its aims,
and directs progress
These great truths have been signaKy
ILLUSTRATED during the last few weeks.
The invasion Of Virginia, by Old Brown
and his followers, affected the Black Re.
publican party as the first taste Of blood
affects the wolf 1t stimulated into vic.
lent ebullition all the trenchant aggres.
siveness of the party, all its sentimental
humsnitarianism, all its passionate farat.
icism. Old Brown is their hero and their
martyr. His Ilood is the seed Of their
church. His invasion Of Virginia is but .
rehersal of the scenes Of servile insnrreC.
ton, Of murder, of incendiarism, which
they delight to toanticipate and propLesy.
That there are other elements in the
4, Black Republican party cannot be denied.
Like other political organizations it EN-.
braces many shades Of opinion and many
varieties Of sentiment. 1t may contain
.hypocrites ass well as fanatics; but there
is no combination more dangerous than
the combination Of hypocrisy and fanati.
Acism. We may ridicule the cxtravagances
Of the fanatic and despise the prctenses
@of the hypocrite; but we should ourselves 5
become ridiculous and despicable, we're
we to suffer ourselves to become the vic.
tins Of the extravagances d the one, or
the dupes Of the pretenses u The other.
in considering the character Of the Black
Republican party, we are forcildy reminded
Of Macaulay's description Of Barrere. Wo
might say that it combines IN an extraor.
.dinary degree the qualities which inspire
hatred, witllthe qualities which deserve +
contempt. Other parties may have been
az fanatical for fanaticism has been tie
aracteristic Of many party organizations.
Other parties may have embodied asimncl,
hypocrisy, for ii politics sincerity is not
always to be expected. Other parties
may have been s Eeacherous, for treach.
cry IS not 4 crime Of modern invention.
Other parties may have been as nenda.
cious, for faisehood has always been the
The dishones HIT il waare-
served for The Black Raf6bIican party to
combine together ianaticism and hypocri,
sy, treachery and nendaeity, in one ap,
palling union Of unmitigated wickedness,
We're itnot for tlle existence Of this party,
the Imagination would bes at aloss tocon-
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Avis DETECTION.

Avis d 'Elec ctio1l.
Nonfoimelnent a unes proclamation de Robert @.
~ Wicklife Gouyerneur de ! Etat de la Louisiana,
Q moi adressee, ayfsest par ces presentes donne
nli1 cn,nneteiit dc Ia paroisse sdes Rapides
iicl dams les divers precincts
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Persons from 2 to60yeafs ai.enil to any brancl
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Merchants apply here for clerksEand book
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Catalogues with terms opinions Of .the press and
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the Southwest and the Oldest in the United States
land b.ss STOOD for y
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Lon its own meritsalonc y
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NIB. 10 prevent mistakes ,sor inpositions, Stu
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Wien three or more form Clubs, and enter at the
same time, ten per cent. win be deducted from
tuition. ae
| .E Citizens and sirangers.are respectfully in.
vlted tovist the College aud Judge for themselves
The city is perfectly healthy.
STOCK.
IT as isexpected, the citizens iu favor of South.
erh subscribe as literally to this
HOME INSTITUTION as they everhave to distant ones
the Agricultural and Mechaical Departments will
be at once put in operation, and the whole placed
on firm basis, TO slandfor ages asia permanent
Institution oithe South, ai,d nader tie direction q
the Stockholders themselves and the Trustees an.
pointed By the Legislature. ss a
Stockholders can take the amount &t;in tuition.
The Trustees ofcouise eau put any other party al
the head, ifthey deem best. The Charter IS per.
petual. 7s #
Gentlemen ofthe South does the plan meet yoar
appreciation? Ifso, will YOU give it your aid, and
bnild up d HOME INSTITUTION with asthohsand or
fifteen hundred students annually? ss
:, RUFUS D0LBEAR.
NOV. 5-l President.
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Law Partnership.

gwa. 3. LEWIS. JNo. C. LEWIS. EDwAR0T. T. LEWIS.
U,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L tween Messrs. W. B. j. G. Lewis, is this day
dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs. w. b., j. G. & Z. 7. Lewis, who
will practice their profession in the parishes of Ra-
pides, Avoyelles, Nateh:oches and Catahoula
One of them viii always be found at their Office in
Alexandria. Feb % '59-1y
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4 E i e G. B A P HIC.
Congressional Proceedings,

congressional Proceedings.
WAsHlNaTos, Dee. l9.-The Senate to.da,
elected Mr.. Fitzpatrick President pro tenn, Of tn
Senate, in place Of vice-P President Breckinridee
who wasabsent
/ In the House to-day, Mr. Gilner, in replying i,
insinuatioas made against him CONCERNING HELPER
book, Indignantly denied his having any knowIede,
/ of it.. s
WAssHlsGToN, Dec. l9.--In the Senate TODAY
Mr. Mason's Harper's Ferry Committee was author
lied to employ the services Of clerk for theirin
yestisations
y Nh Pugghsnadc an effort toscall up the resolu
ton that the Committee on Territories be requested
to inquire into the expedioacy Of repeating til,
clause in the act Of Organization for the Territorie
Of Utah aud New Mexico, which requires their ter
ritorial lawst to be submitted to Congress for ap
Iproyal orrejection. 7. sss 4
I. Hale, Of New Hampshire, said that egislatiy,
business could notproceed before the organization
OF the House had been completed. ss5l
Pneh then rose to q point Of order, and in tn,
Y Z
Icourse Of hissremarks defended the Northern De
Imocracy from the censures bestowed upon by then
~ Senator Iverson asfew dayssince s Ia
IN the House, after sharp discussion between
Singleton and Hickman, the House proceeded te
the eleventh BALLOT for Speaker, which resulted a.
follows: Sherman 1I2, Bocock IS, Boteler 81
scatteringl2 IL. Bocock then withdrew. The House
thenp proceeded to the twelfth ballot as follows
Sherman ll2 Botelel %, Bocock le, Miles Taylor
~, Phelps "A, The remainder we're scattering.
Thirteenth ballot Boteler Taylor Sherman 40,
the rest altering. Necessary to choice j a..
The House then adjourned. ssss
LONDON MoSsY MARRET. The London Money
market generally unchanged, money Was In good
demand at previous rates q Ss
GoLD FROM THE RoYAL CHARrER. --Onc hundred
thousand pounds sterling Of gold have beellreeov-
cred from the wreck of The Royal Charter.
The JEsulTs IN ITALY. Adyices from Turin state
that crowds Of Jesuits are seeking refuge III sars
dinia on account of the suppression Of their order
by the Provisional Government ofthe Romagna.
FREScH MINISTER TO WAsHINeToS. Count Mers
cier has been appointed Embassador Of the French
Government at Washington, in place+of Count sar-
tiges, VINO has been appointed to the E1nbassador-
ship at Holland.
4 AN AMEnIcAs SEAMAN CONDEMNED. --Moody, the
mate Of the American ship Mary, has been con.
.demned topenal seryitude for life, for the murder
Of 4 sailorsat sea. e y
NAPoIEoss PAcIrIc INTENTIONS. The Emperor
Napoleon having received a private letter from
Messrs. swhan, Mellotzy : Co., Blackwall England,
respecting the fears entertained in England Of an
1lS;an BY France. the private secretary Of the
ir the name Of the Emperor Ma
...sst the Emperor had no
Entions towards England.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT to. a Proclamation Of Robert G.
! Wickliffe Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
and to me directed, notice ishereby givelr to tic
qualified votersfof The Parish of Rrpides, that an
Election will be held at theseYerai Precincts in
the Parish Of Rapides, established according to
law, on MONDAY the 2nd day of January, A. D.,
1860, for the purpose Of electing State Senator,
TO fill the vacancy occasioned the resignation OF
the Hon. Thomas O. Moore in; the District COM
posed Of the Parishes of SRapides and Ayoyellcs
The Commissioners of Election viii take notice
that said Election be held IN all respects according
to the provisions Of the Constitutions and laws in
in such cases made aud provided, Is 49,
Sheriff 5 Office, Nov. a22d, 1853,
J. q. WISE, SHERIFr.
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ecently found weeping
e-house attached to Mt
ing it for the tomb O
9Th which Brown was hung
lotion, but Of Kentucky hemp
3 Richmond Enquirer
erary reputation is to be built at
Gay, like the walls Of Jerusalam
with a trowel in one hand for plasterinp
4 friends, and a sword in the otherfor slnit;
klg enemies.
/ What wind should hungry sailor
wish for? One that blows foul and chops
about
The ruin Of country is not the
blight Of corn the weight and impetuos,
fty Of hailstones I; it is not the inundation
and storm /; it is not pestilcnce and fam.
inc. A few years. perhaps single one,
may cover al traces Of such a calamity
but that countrysis too surely ruined in
which morals are lost irretrieyably to the
greater part Of the rising generation y
Clement Marsh, a son Of Joseph w
Marsh, Of Greenland, q. Il. has expend.
led $4,000 ii paying the debts Of his
father Who died fifteen years ago, The
Portsmouth Journal says this il & shin.
ing; czanple Of flial respe
The Louisiana Democrat., 1859-12-28

VitallzeS tnelrs party Which elmpaftS to it
all1its energy, inspires all its enthusi,
asn. ~
tits not Seward, and Weed, and Banks
orssnch as these, that direct and control
the Black Republican party, These men
fancy themselves to be leaders, when, in
fact, they are only followers. They, think
they rule the tide, when, in truth, they
are only floating on its waves, So long
as they go with II, they do not feel its
force let them once attempt to resist its
onward current and compnlsive course
-let them once turn backwards, and. they
will be swallowed up in the rushing waves
of passion and fanaticism.
The tendency Of the Black Republican
party is essentially revolutionary. It is
q party Of movement. It is a party the
law Of whose existence isseshstant pro-
gress. Every step forward is an increase
Of force and an accession Of momentum.
With every advance the ultra find tlem.
selves gathering strength, while the mod,
crate lose the powero Of resistance and are
either swept passiyely along, or over
whelmed ~ the fury Of passion and am
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JAME Es G. r A n A N y.

ATTORNEY At La W.
MILL practice in the Thirteenth and adjoining
sss' Districts. Office in Alexandria. nov2S1y
,no~~ooo-~~~~~-o->~-c~c co~~~~o~o-r~~>~-o~oo
4. ORsBORN. w. P. SHROPSHIRE
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MIR. HENRY GEBHARD, respectfully in
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Howard II. Dixon, M. d., Editor Of The scspel, At
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A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.--Al persons having
N claim, against SAMUEL WALLACE, ls,s Coal Dealer,
hereby notified sccoDt OF tho with
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st. before the 6st day OF April nsxt=Newfos, Feo-
TO- 1853. H. Z. WANDELA .cr
Assignee Of SAMUEL WALLACE
A REWARD of $500 will be paid by the
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the Chief Of Police Of the City OF
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d. EMBURY, President :
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The new Dramatic Season will commence on MONDAY, the
Path Of February under the hssrDs auspices No extra
charge to see the AQUARlA, LlVlNG sEkPESTS, kc Ad
unittsnce IS cents; Children under 10 Is cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

AZ TO Giddings aud his men they are in their
proper vocation. Agitation is their meat and
drink. He has asserted that he would slav the
officers Of the law in the execution Of tbeir
duties The old man is determined to ,eave a
name behind him that no good man will enyv
lie Is traitor to his country and an enemy to
the peace Of society, and will 90 TO his crave
with the scorn and contempt Of every lover of
law, order and the glorious and happy institu.
tions under which we live, resting upon his
memory Ohio Statesman, Aug, llth
As the above is taken from paper so devo-
ted to the use Of my humble name, most re-
sPeotfully ask that no other person will intrude
upon the editors attention, as / desire that
whatsoever time and talent may be at his com
mand shall be devoted exclusively to my own
amusement, J. r. GDDINos
Aghfdbuia Sentinel.