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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
Candidates for the Con,

At the head of this column will bc found
the names of candidates, brought forw ard by
their various trends, for delt gates to the
Convention. They are all for separate State
action, and for Secession as a ~foregone con-
clusion. We should be glad to see them all
elected, but as this cannot be, would prefer
some harmonious action or other, that would
produce but three such candidates-,he nun
Der to be elected-in opposition to the co
operation or submission candidates. which
will probably be nominated to day. w have
shown elsewhere thst co-oprrat on notc is v
myth, and that the Convention is Secession.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
letter from Virginia.

We have been politely shown a letter writ.
ten BY a gentleman Of high social position in
Virginia, IA neighbor aud intimate acquain-
lance Of Wise and Tyler) and addressed to
THEODORE JOHNSTON, Esq, of our parish, from
which We make the following extract, as de-
mohstrative of the feeling in that State:
In political matters, | am happy to say that
you have given a very forcible expression to
the views which entertain upon the question
at issue. The South should secede at once,
and separately. Let no one wait for the
other, or they will al be caught, as they hare
been before. 10 the SHARES already laid for them.
! believe they will all go, when one has made
the move; but the move must be made by
that ono alone. or they viii pcver 80. Sub.
TO Lincoln's Administration, I don'l care
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

what cOmprom 81 they may patch mp 10 " ash
ington, aud The >trongs rm of power wi, 'or
ever crush any future attempts To resist Fed
erAl oppression. Nor is the time. | believe
South Carolina viii go alone, and it will be
the most glorious deed in all the annals Of
history. ! pray you aid ali the gulf States TO
Jollo| her gcllant lead as soon as possible,
and even before the 4th of March Virginia may
be ready TO JOIN the g'orious band. II coer
cion be attempted, her people from mountain
glen to oc, all wave cannot be restrained. The
secession sentiment is extending rap dy IN
the STATE. la two or three instances, N winch
there was an attempt to get up a Union de.
monstration IN East Virginia, the tables were
completely turn d, and the strongest South
.rn resolutions were adopted. ItrgtHia, y0a
may rest assured, riH be no lille spectator IN
tie coming drama'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

Our CLUB AND READING Roou.-Wc
are happy TO say that We are progressing in
obtaining signatures to our Club and Reading
Room as well as could be expected under the
gloom OF the present crisis. We are deter.
mined that it shall succeed-not a Temporary
thing, but a definite institution in our town,
to which annually we will make valuable add.
tons of intellectual material. We trust that
the solid men" Of our town and parish will
come forward with their aid, and insure us
against the possibility of failure. 1t will be
borne in mind that subscribers will also be
furnished with our paper, gyutis, for the term
their subscription entities them to the Room,
four years-and that a note for such subscrip-
ton, payable when the Room is delivered,
will be satisfactory. Those who have already
promised us their support, will oblge Us very
much by coming forward and complying with
the conditions, that there may be no doubt as
to the extent of subscription We can rely upon.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

CONVENTION CANDIDArEs.--Thr names
OF Gen. Wm. Rufin Barrow and Maj. j. T
Towies are announced as candidates for the
convention from the parish of West Fcl,ciana
and Gen. b. B. SHINES as the cand date for
the Senatorial district composed of the par.
ishes Of West Felrciana, Avoyelles and Point
Coupee. Tom Bynum and Bat HARRISON are
announced as the Secession candidates for F..
Baton Rouge, and Z. w. Robertson and Al.
bert G. Carter are similar candidates for the
Senatorial district Of East Felicisna, East and
west Baton Rouge. VIM. S. Pike, Major
Heron, Dunn, and Morgan, have come out as
opponents to the last, but upon what princi.
pie VI know not.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

ALL HAIL, GEoRGIA!-The Georgia
Senate has rejected, says the Mississip-
plan, by an overwhelming vote, a pro-
position for a Convention of all the
Southern States, which is nothing more
nor less than a proposition of submits
sion to Black Republican domination.
Georgia intends to secede separately,
and then unite with the other States
that do likewise, i'll forming a Southern
Confederacy. Georgia is one of the
Old Thirteen!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
For the Gazette 4 Sentinel.

Mr.. EprroR.-We should feel beloved,
under the existence Of such 4 threatening
aspect, to sorrow, gTiel, pity and commiser-
alton; we should drprecate and dep!ore our
more than our beloved couutry-we should de-
plore the situation ofan existing species Of the
Genus Homo, those paragons Of perfrctson,
who glorify their United counlry's cause-who
magnify the physical, as well as the vocaI pow
ers OF that wonderful, frathered, Iiped, 'thc
greatAmerican Z gle" the PRIDE Of our coun-
Try, the terror Of AL Foreign nations, the ems
bodImeut, The prototype, the representative Of
"Nation4l GreainrS.. Alas! those who per.
celve with naturally microscopic eyes, the
aston I,hlng luminosity aud iustrr Of the Stars,
the ideai,Stc beauty OF mctaphysicians, 50
c'armIngiy, 80 perfectly developed in the
Stripes 8 finally, those vino pledge verbally
their honor and their fortunes IN the cause
Of "our rh0le country united and indiv.s,
IDLE, who excIaim with Horace "DGlce, ct
dccorum est, pro patria mort" these rarae
ave, IN ferris deserve our earnest consider
alton; tLgy ito longer have a LAi0a 10 glOr.iy,
an hence they ATE IcIt to display their won
drous flights Of hyperbo,ical and ~forensit
~eluquence 10 the winds, or to practice like
DemoSthenes, to the Surging pillows Of the
mighty ocean. These gentlemen, | especially
recommend 10 your care, for an tame they
will come around, ana be as enthusiastic aI-
mirers of the Southern COnfrderacy" as they
now are Of their Unitsl country.
SECESSIONIST.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

saturday. December a. 800.
ted.

We have gradually got down TO that pecuuiary
condition when our wants in that line become II ST.
rious matter. No body now want ordcra-ihoy want
cash. Money we must have, or our domestic and
business wheels will stop revolsing-Chfistmo in
prospective looks gloomy to us. VIII not, then,
those VINO have been owring US u long time for their
subscriPtiOns-for advertising leecl sales. homolo-
CATION notices, &c.-for job work or any thing else
come forward and relieve our wants. al; a time when
all hearts should be glsddenedl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

- 49,
GESTLtyrS:-I am houored by The receipt Of
the letter from yourselves and Others, requesting
ire To represent you 10 our approaching State Con-
vention, ''for the purpose Of taking such steps as
may be deemed eNpr,lirnI, in cooperating with our
sister Southern States"
] um deeply sensible Of the respect and confidence
implied in such a request and, though disinclined
to the acceptance Of public station, ] cannot, in this
hour of our greatest uri,l, refuse any trust " hich you
mav choose 10 cOufde To m-.
That no one NAV misunderstood my views or po-
siiiun, OF feel himself bound To indurse them by his
vote, brcsuse uf his signature to your letter. | derm
il proper 10 say that, though most anxious for
IN" Cooperation Of the slave States, aG iaitiO | deem
il our dury To defer IN their opinions and action
under IN, circumstances which surround them aud,
should the adjacent States retire from the cOnfedrr-
acy, I do nor think Louisiana could occupy an is
olnted porilion, consistently with her duty, her
rights. ur her honor.
Respectfully and truly. yours,
TO L. q W. BUTLER.
JNo. A. SIGuK,
i. NJ. Mont,
r. A. lIvBsUN, aud Others.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

CALIFoRNIA.-Full election returns are
received from every county in the State.
Total vote 1881. Lincoln, SO, 702 F.;
Douglas, $4,000; Breckenridge, 34,O4l;
Bell, 1874. Notwithstanding this great
vote, it is stated that the new census
gives the State only 400, 900 population,
showing conclusively that the census
agents have not faithf ully performed
their work.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
u. 8. Mail LtHS,

BETWEEN PLAoUEMINE u eHAsESroS.
The steam propeller pIRGLy1,
k&zi RoDoLPH MILLER, Captain, will leave
PlaqLemIne, carrying the mail, every Tuesday
Morning, at 6 o'clock precisely-aud returning.
leave Charenion every Wednesday Morning at
6 O'Clock, and arrive al Plaquemine the same
day. Leave P~laquemine again.on Saturday morn.
ing at 6, and leave Clarendon again on Sunday
morning. al 6 O'Clock, connecting with the ibervins
for Baton Rouge aud Bayou sara, ana with the
ST. Mary for Franklin and New Iberia.
D-Shippers will please see IN at their ffsighI
is OF board the boat the evening previous 10 her
departure.-Fo or further particulars sPply to
dec22 :, McWILLlAMS & CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
JNo. A. SIGUR,
Z. NJ. LANRKENus1,
+. A. ~ilvEsUS, aud others.

pa- The Florida Legislature should
choose a United States Senator at It's
present session to take the seat of Mr..
Yulce, whose term expires on the 4th
of March. But the Florida papers say
that on account Of the improbabiiity Of
Florida needing such articles as Con-
gressmen any longer, there will be no
election.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

The PACKET VRciSiA.--By reference
TO the advertisement, it will be perceived that
Capt MILLER is nov running his handy little
propeller twice a week between P~laquemine
and Clarendon, carrying passengers, freight,
DC. Capt. n. isa polite, accommodating and
perse vering gentleman, and deserves the con.
fidence and support Of the public.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
n. LONGwORTH.
P.S-To meet their views | hope you will
now take them and sell them.
Al ST.. CHARLES STlEEr, CoSER OF GRavIER
New Orleans, Nov. -, 1860.

Al ST.. CHARLES SrlEEr, CosER OF GRavlKR
New Orleans, Nov. -, 1860.
y Longworth, Esq. Cincinnati,
in the county OF Hamilton and State OF Ohio
Sir:-Your letter of the 18th inst, came 10
band to. day, by which ! understand yon to
say that, having loaned money on mills con-
signed to me for sale, and because | have re.
fused TO receive them, even on storage from a
Republican State, you menace me with the
remark that the county Of Hamilton aud State
of Ohio sustain the South, by their produce
and manufactures, and that the State of South
Carolina has a population no larger than the
county Of Hamilton, IN the State of Ohio,
which could, if SO inclined, crush down our
sister State 0 fSouth Carolina, with the loss of
but few lives on your part, as the slaves would
rise and murder their masters when notified
Of your approach.
Now, sir, in regard TO your money, ifyOu
have no other mode of recovering 1t than that
of the sale OF goods through my agency | can
assure you that you may be saved all further
trouble about it, by deblting tie amount to
profit and loss at once.
In regard to assisting my old friends in the
Republican States, it would crafty ne if they
were all in a similar position to that Of Ma
poleon's b,talilon, when on their march to
Egypt, being surrounded in the desert by the
Mamelukes. Napoleon came to their assistance
and formed the famous triangle with his bat.
terles at each point, cutting the enemy from
all sides without injury to his friends in the
center OF at the opposite angles; but, unfoItuu-
ately, most If our friends are in the position
OF Wellington, when he, on a memorable oc-
caslon, had To fire directly through the ranks
Of his own men in order to reach the enemy
and secure The victory. Stern necessity Is
compelling US to the same course.
In regard to the sustenance Of the South by
the county Of Hamilton and State of Ohio:
The writer became of age and cast his frs,
vote in the 'rebellious State" of South Carol.
ina twenty two years ago, and at that time in
his district, from opposition to Northern traffic
aggressionsL, there was not q man, woman or
child who ate, drank or wore anything, tha,
was produced in the county Of Hamilton,
State Of Ohio, or any other free State. Anc
in 1910 the writer spent the summer in IL,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

Sugar AND MoLAssEs.-Nep ORLEANS.
Dec ao.-Sales Of HOO hbds. of fair to fully
fair sugar al 4 st cents. Molasses, from
prime to choice. 26 a 81 ceats. A despl,ch
from New Yorkidated the 10th, said that a
'srgs sale Of Aolas.es had taSeu place there
'sst Day, ct tho fsitsnas prs,r Of % a IS
vents psr gallon.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22
Political correspondence.

Col. T.. G. W. BUrLER, Dunboyne-
SIR:-We the undersigned citizens Of lbeT'ille,
desire TINT you should represent IA, ia the Con'en-
ton, 10 lee held at Baton Rouge, in January next,
tor The purpose Of taking such steps MS may he
deemed e~xpedient in cooperating with our sister
Southern States.
Bayou Gouln, Dec. lirh, 1860.
John 4. SlGUR.
+. NJ. LA dBRENONr,
r. A. HUDSON,
Aud Eighty -eight other.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

D8rStockley & Delavallade have the
largest and richest stock probably of toys,
rare and rich things, fancy groceries mad good
things generally that was ever brought to this
market. See advertisement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

FoRGorrEy THANES-Wc omitted to
return oGr thanks to Mr.. WV Poison for "a
nice rcast Of bear meat which he picked up III
the woods near our town. Such fayoro are
very accept bic, and we shall never iail 10 be
a grateful rrcrpicut-fOr who don't like bears
greaSet
We forgot also to say, in behalf Of Tony, Of
LeBianc'> oyster Saloon, that he's the man
to fix up oysters raw, irrd r any other style.
Don't our mouth water at the very recollection
OF such things!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-22

s6- We have neglected hitherto to
return our thanks to Mr.. SosrHryE CoxAux.
Tor his alacrity in returning to US a valuable
watch and rigging-valuable more through
its associations than for its intrinsic worth
lost BY our better half and found by bis.