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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Bear Hunting and Bear Meat.

it does not always follow that bear meat is
the necessary result Of bear hunting. We
have known and heard Of many a bear hunter
who would have starved if he waited to salts
fy his hunger with some of the flesh of the
rarmint. But it is seldom that our friends,
KEEP, CHARLEY Robertson, or any Of the IA
mons hunters Of Crosse Tete, anguish many
hours in vain for a juicy broiI or bake OF bruin,
when they take fancy for mouthlull. They
have got to understand their signs and
haunts 50 well, from long experience, that a
regular bear hunt on the bayolHs Crosse Tete
and Maringouin is rarely unsuccessful. We
have not heard Of the conqueSts and scaIpS
that have been added to the list Of the first
named gentleman since the year that it footed
up one hundred and twenty-five bear, with
e~tceteras in the way OF pantherS, &c, but 1t
must by this time have reached a figure that
would a~stonish a fec of the most successful
hunters anywhere. We have received some
information, however, respecting the eXp'ort'
Of CHARLEY r., which places him as a bear
hunter in an envrab}e light, and must draw
down upon him the envy Of all ambitious MIN
rods who may see this statement. lie has,
we understand, the three last seasons, killed
63 bear-lhiS Spring, Is; and the last six
hunts, S. Our informant presented us from
him, the upper i.w and skull ola bear weigh
ing GOO lbs, which he mot friend K. but a
Kentucky bred NiuTod) bsgged a short tine
since, and which, as might be reckoned from
his weight, was 4 monster. lie was fought
from 10 o'clock in the morning til sundown
cut up aud killed several dogs; and would not
yield, but fought on with his paws, after his
under Jaw had been shot away, till another
bullet finally settled him. This upper jaw Is
rather more than a foot in length from the
end Of the nose Done to the back of the head,
and his two fore teeth are each more than an
inch in length, and more than Two inches in
circumference in the largest places. In life,
with his mouth extended, he must have been
an ugly customer to look at!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

has no power to abolish slavery IN the
Territories! Second, That the Terrific
rial Legislature has 10 power to abolish
slavery in the Territory, nor to prohibit
the introduction Of slaves therein, nor
any power to exclude slavery theretrom,
nor any power to destroy o. impair the
right Of property in slaves by any Ie-
g~islation whatever.
Is there a man in Louisiana who Will
say that this was asking too much? Is
there a single Democrat who would have
been satisfied with less And yet tins
declaration of principle, was voted
down !, From that momcn there was
no place in that Convention for a south
crn delegate without. dishonor. 1t is
from the south alone and two north
western States voting with the south IN
making this declaration, California and
Oregon. that electoral votes can be
counted upon with certainty for the De
m~ocratic nominees, and vet the southern
Democracy are thus Snubbed BY their
northern brethren, at thc very moment,
too. that they were spUrgcdtu east their
votes for a northern candidate II Is
only amazing that southern delegates
should pause from that moment to con-
slider OF the course 10 pursue.
We say again. much as we dcplore
the necessity which impclled the sepa-
ration, We heartily approve the course
our Louisiana delegation have pursued.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

gled through under a title which con
cealed its import-that it only referred
10 certain lands in Missouri. Upon
again referring to the Report Of the
proceedings Of the Senate, the title OF
the bill will be found; it is this, AN
Act to provide for the locations Of Ger
tam private land claims III the State Of
Missouri, and for other purposes; and
also 10 provide for the final settlement
Of certain private land claims in the
State of Louisiana"
These claims, as every II knows,
are perfectly analogous in character;
and the title of the bill conveys iii the
most direct manner the meaning Of its
contents.
Thus we find the whole fabric Of slam
der, built up by the false charges and
false insinuations, falling ilupytcntIy to
the ground: revealing IN its fall, the
turpitudc Of Mr.. SiidcllS caIumniatOrs,
who misrepresent, then prove their mis-
representations with a lie y.
Pointe aux Loups, May lSt, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Re-As.embIing of the State Conven.
ton.

1t will be seen by the proclamation Of the
State Executive Committee, published in our
paper t to-day, that a call is made for the re-
assembling Of the late State Convention at
Baton Rouge on the 4th Of June, for the pur.
pose Of receiving the report Of its delegates TO
the Charleston Convention, in consequence of
the turn affairs took there, and TO take such
further action as the Convention, in its wis
dom mayIdeem proper. That the conduct Of
our delegates will be heartily approved, there
can be no question and it is meet that they
should be sent to Richmond with ibis ndorse-
ment by the Representatives of the Democ.
racy Of Louisiana.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that all, or a ma.
iority at least, Of all the delegates from the
various parishes who previously attended,
will find it convenient TO re>asSemble at the
time and place specified. The delegates from
this parish are all at home, wc believe, except
Mr.. TALBOT, (who was also a delegate to the
National Convention who is now in Virginia
or on his way home. Although his presence
at this time is desirable, his absence IS Of no
moment politically or with reference TO the
Convention, as our delegates are as a unit up
on the leading political questions and princi-
pies Of the day, if We are not mistaken and
although we have heard no expression from
either with reference to the result at Charles.
ton, we feel positive in the assurance that they
will cordially ratify the action Of the dele.
gates.
We trust then that there will be a turnout
with a spirit aud a will from all sections Of
the State. This Convention is more impor.
tant than the last. The Democracy should be-
moving with that patriotism and zeal that ev-
er animates it, when the welfare Of ,tseif and
the country is at stake.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19


The TOwN GovERNMEST.-Thc Mayor
and Selectmen took the oath of office on Mon.
day last, when they in a short time afterwards
proceeded to business, the first Of which was
the election Of officers OF the Council, which,
as it will be seen by the proceedings, resulted
as follows:
Ireasurer-W. P. BRApBURS.
Co~nstd6e-JAs. L. BARKER.
We bow to the honor that has thus been
conferred upon the senior, in enlrusting him
with the finances Of our fourishing town, and
trust that we will always be found at our
post, ready to take in or pay out the pew
ter" Our junior at the head of the Admin
i~stratiye, and the senior at that of the Finan.
cial department Of our town, property must
''riz," aud Piaquemine start upon a career Of
prosperity hitherto unprecedented. Get out
Of the way!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Chicago Convention.

The delegates to the Chicago Convention
assembled on the 10th inst. Ten thousand
persons are said to be present.
"As the name of each Southern State or
Territory represented on the floor Of the Con
vention was called, loud cheers were given for
the State, the Union and the Constitution"
ION calling the names Of the delegates from
States not represented, viz: Alabama, Missis
sippi and South Carolina, they were received
with Kisses and g%roans,"
We hardly suppose the telegraph means to
say that Louisiana, Georgia, Florida and Tex
as, &c, Uere representedl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

The GEN.-Such is the name Of the
C~offee-house of TURIN & SEIPPLs, Cately P
Heelein) situated opposite the Postoftice and
and Ferry flag box, and which is always chock-
G-bLock with good liquors and downright good
fellows. As TO the former, we have the high
Endorsement Of the highest Gunctinary our town
can boast, vino is admitted to be some in a
judgment Of this kind; and as to the latter, if
two such good fellows as GEORGE and CHAR
LEY cannot draw a crowd about . counter,
(and who can drdD corks about as slick as
some Of their customers can draU at poker
We don't know who can their cheerful faces
and dry jokes, pure liquids and ambrosial com
pounds, are enougha at least to drao upon them
the b'hoys of Plaquemine, of tbs State Of
Grand River, and all around the Parish.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

CALL FOR A ~"SQUArrER" CONTENTION
We acknowledge the receipt Of nicely print.
ed circular, signed by Hon. PIERRE SouLE, as
President, and Mr.. ALLsToN as Secretary, 1--WE
have miSlaid the miSsivel calling for a Demo.
cratic Convention to assemble at Donaldson
vile, on the - for the purpose Of choos.
ing delegates to send to the Baltimore Con-
v~e1tion. The Democrats have had their Con.
yention-their delegates have acted as high
minded and patriotic men ought to act; but
to put the thing beyond cavil, the regular and
authorized Democratic State Central Commit.
tee, with nothing bogus about it, has issued
its proclamation, TO be found in our paper,
calling for the re-ass.mbling Of the old Con-
v%ention, to ratiIy or lake such action upon the
course OF our delegates at Charleston as they
shall think proper, and for other purposes.
We trust hat our former delegates to the
State Convention viii be duly on hand on the
Attn. As to the Donaldsonyille concern, we
are opposed to it as an elnanat;on not coming
from the Democratic party.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

AGAIN on The RACK 1t is hard To
bear, but maybe it's all right. Although We
are trying to do our work, our ankle feels as
if there was a vice about it, with a u year old
boy turning the screw! We have been told
that it is rheumatic-gout. But We always
thought this was a disease exclusively mOnop.
olized by the wealthy, by the luxurious, the
man Of leisure, the good liver and idler gene.
rally. But that it should attack a country
.ditOr-O! shaw
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

A KENTUCKY BEAR HUNTER.-0ur friend
b. B. BERRY, scjourning here at present, took
the bear .Jersr the other day, and in a hunt
with Mr.. c. d. ROBERTSON, he had the good
luck to come up first with a fine looking spe.
cimen, at the distance only Of about ten feet,
and settled him the first fire. We present him
our thanks fer fine mess Of the gentleman"
which was as fresh, as tender and lucy as cpl
curean palate could desire.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Arrivals at the futile House.
For tie Hex Ending Nay Is.

\ Terrier. La; \. Hagan, Coast;
Ralph b. Smith, 1t. Mary; \. II. Vining,
la; l.. Rcddit, Ibervillc; VI. Lacage, n.
o p. 2. Allen, y. l.; j. j. lIebert, her
vile; Julien Michel, Point Coupee; Ed
ward d. Sigcrs, Baton Rouge; j. n.
Young. Roscdale; James Rowe; John
p. Weldon, Ohio; W. 7. Patton, Grand
River; Chas. Booksh, Crosse Tetc; J.S.
Whitney, dc; w. C.. McGimsey, Ba'on
Rouge; 3. &. Adams, y. o.; Joshua Ba-
kcr, Franklin; G. e, Palfrcy, Grand Riv-
er; W. 7. Hunt. Palmetto, Miss; c. Net
Teton, Grand River; p. y. Dickcy, At
chafalaya; Miss G. lIucy, do; Alf ii.
Beach, y. o.; Laurcnc, st. Mary; Jo-
scph Richards, Bayou Goula; jules ID.
DeIacroix, Baton Rouge: j.. VI. Smith,
P~attcrsonvillc; Francis Adams, n. o.;
VIM. b. Robertson, W. b. r.; Z. w. RO-
bertson, Baton Rouge; II. ID. Ogden, \.
O.; VI. Landry. Grand River.