The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
LOUISIANA


TENDER OF LOAN TO THE STATE.
The Baton Rouge advocate Of the IAN publishes
the following correspondence By which il appears that
the Louisiana State Bank has placed 800 900 at the dis
posal OF the Governor as loan TO the State without
charge OF interest,"
BRANCH LOUISIANA STAT. BANK.
R,roS ROYCE Jan. IL, 1851 I
To HIS EycTiIEycy THos. o. MOORE, Baton Rouge
sIn the present condition OF the affairs Of the state
presume you will be under the necessity of contracting
loan, and from tho manner In which the Louisiana State
Bank has heretofore extended relief 10 the State whenever
mas been required feel authorized TO place at your
disposal, aud without charge Of interest hundred
thousand dollars Very respectfully, your obedient
want, WM. s PIKE, Cashier
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
BATON RouGE, La, Jan. IL, 1861.
To WM $. PIKE, Cashier Branch louisa State Bank
SrRn reply to the generous amt patriotic proposition
State Bank 10 loan the State without interest one
hundred thousand dollars, permit me 10 give you and
the members Of your corporation, in the name Of the
people OF Louisiana my cordial thanks Your offer will
be reported TO the Legislature ut Its approa ching session
and whenever he State treasury shall require replenish
mcnt VIII doubtless be taken int consideration. Very
respectfully, Tti0S O. MOORE,
Governor OF the state Of louisiana
AN APPEAL TO THE CUBAN RESIDENTS OF NEW OR
LEANS.
Tho following circular published in the New Orleans
papers II Significantly porrays the prepara,ions that
are being made for the mobilization Of every man cana
bic OF bearing arms TO sustain the secession programme
which it IL anticipated viii shortly be issued -
NJ THE cupas RIsupESTs or ORLEANS.
Whenever any social question convulses ma ion Il be-
III,
rect or indirect advantages from Its protecting laws,
take thatspart which the law OF nations authorizes he
wishes not 10 be considered Migrate unworthy Of the
hospitality and security with which ne has been favored
II becomes his duty " arm and equip himsef-to sub
ject himself TO discipline, and TO offer his services for
the preservation Of public peace the repression OF cri
m.nal insurrecons and the defence OF lie property
so frequently liable 70 attack d0rng Revolutionary
times. He should, in word, be ready to the GO
vefnmcnt which protects him. ut any moment when his
assistance may be rightly required. We have not to
deal TO day with any Of those religious political ques
ons which once permitted men TO think and fancy
caprice might suggest, but with inseparaby con-
nected with the existence or desructgn Of the southern
sa,es o. 'his coniederacy ITO De or not TO be-such
banks 81 the Delaware hear that startling cry CEN
fcrccmen' Of our primo pies though colonies persh
cry which prcc plated France into a fratrcidal war
and converted her into Of blood In the midst o
which both principles and colonies persisted In their
phosoI hicai deriu our brothers OF the North have
elected at their head who threaten strike at the
property existence and dearest hopes OF section
mep who urge the execution Of lea much the more
mrann'cnl and impious as they deem II moral law
and as y drives US INTO the irresistible current Of
their blind fanaticism, violating every right together
With The constitution aud subyortiug the stone
upon which rests the edihca Of every nation, vz.:-iue
regard 10 property and as u VIII! later find co.
operation IN our midst 50 true II that natural
~ contagious, and that there II not more influential
party than that which hdes under the Of humanity
the disorganizng utopan theories Of biologists. The
the consolidation Of the Northern forces thcy doom
Ing themselves 70 inevitable destruction The Southern
states have not been IN need to weigh In their mind the
armed resistance; has sutccd them TO fxbpw their in.
stnct-hat conscience which Heaven has bestowed upon
guide through unknown paths ard whose adrno
nons infaliblc in their spontaneous generalization:
por Toysh, Dsi Their masses have risen with
unison ~ feeling TO defend what legally Is theirs and
what consi tues their wealth AMI the Inheritance OF
their sona. IN such critical circumstance We Cubans
who have made New orleans our home and whl arc M
n al brothers Of the great American people with similar
interests In Anta with those Of The property holders
Of the south Of this republic, ought to hasten and offer
our ass stance, our very blood, for the defence wei
fara M he sp phahft t.og
hasten 10 call The dry has arrived when we shouli
acquit ourselves Of n debt OF unin isned gratitude an9
hope that not one nele Cuban whatever be his pol
teal creed wA fail 70 be present mex, saturday 10th
INST. ~ seven o'clock al No 10 Toulouse street ard
prove that he II not uneratefu TO tho people who have
3, ncrousy received him ia the hour IL danger
b. order OF the Executive Committee.