Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
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The pslla'a correspondent says.

| etc aud Hbusp on the administration ~
| the uillpe ~ The swamp Lava hegisiet. he
| true. The good state ~ Louisiana has been
Subjected vs. ths iuust shameful depie1a
| iiuns, the must reckless inal Hlininist'a
ton snd suunndefine uf het large tete-
mites. which pah te found W the annals ~
ANY eivihsed state. a magnificent fund
Z sufficient. undpf . good Standardization.
| tr have established schools and colleges.
aud constructed The mpst Useful public
wrtts ~ eveit pat ~ The State has bppn
| lissiretah. and the Legislature hos iust
discovered how " wac duhe.
~ connection with This matter
there is one patehl and undlspuIed
fact. which. fot the truth of history,
ought t0 bp recorded. ps well "a
On oct " simple justice to Nj
HARRISON II IL this ! w the family
quarrel IN The Democratic ranks"
which commenced IN The State
Convention ihat aided the numina
ton Of MI buchanan lot The Pfesi-
dency. .hen the expressed prefer
enee of the party was iot Mt
Douglas IN this quarrel, Nj llaf
alsun took the weak side, whil, 10
the side Of The people against
their masters lhp army ~ State
end Federal office holders. who
claim, by right Of pUssession, au-
thotity 10 dictate Ia the soveteigns
what they must do Heron. Wick
lille. Monitor. llebett, aud plher
prominent citizens Of Louisiana,
aud (uniil recently of The great
Democratic party. are IN the same
category, aud must be admired Ioi
the moral courage with which they
face The regular otgaised forces,
with n great aud powerful captain
NJ their head The war has con.
tinued, from year 60 year, and what
commenced IN mere difference oi
opinion has grown into personal
animosties that cannot be recon
ciled,
The army Of possession has mol
lost IN numbers, because, Tot every
one who has had the courage e.
ally himself to The weak side. they
have gained two or three Old line
Wings. OF ex-knuw Nothings, who
are now prominent among The lead
era Of the party, There In no Oh
lection 60 this. II works well. and
the people will. by and by, be tho
gamers but we do contend thai
the prescription should go no FAT
Their Mr. llafalHon should be he
moved from Office because he re
, fnnrH To- do ma commanded. III,
prescription should have this exten
and no more but, from tho biitdf
ness Of feeling that has grown NJ
against him. committee of III,
Legislature cumpa. without an,
charges of malleeeanoe turns
him out Of his Office suspends IT,
operations without authority o
law, aud then aud there hold NJ
inquisitotial court, with close,
doors, to collect n sufficient amour
Of experte evidence against him
60 address him ont of Office Was
anything ever before heard Of lik,
this, even In the prosoriptivc day
Of Mr., Samuel X. Nothing w,
think not We know very well
that the Legislature, In latter days
possesses u mobilize power, an,
exercises n king.liko authority
Tho Constitution has no restrain
ing influence, aud the laws of pre-
vious legislatures are as chat b,
fore its au,ocratic breath. To in
peach the integrity of gcntloma
= 40 we'll known IA Mr. lIaralsor
and 10y inference leave the publ
= 60 believe that he has not done hi
duty in Office, has not a proceden
/, in any former action.
III ~. L. - ...,-l A. l.. 49,.