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THE CoNvENTIoN We are glad to perceive a disposition in this honorable body to proceed slowly and deliberately m the lgh duty conded il by the people. The formation of Constitution should not

 be made with rail-road speed. Free discussion, grave consideration should attend every proposition

 One "f ihe greest ev ills in country the haste and hurry of I.egslation Hence the co nficing en- acimeDts-ihe yoluminous statutes and frequent re- peals, which render il nnposs sbe to obtain a knDwl- edge of The State laws The Constitution about be- ing formed will be evanescen thing; no frost-werk 10 fade away in day our. It is io be the permanent bulwark of our liberties, the founda,ion of onr laws, and, as we trust, perpetual and gori ous monument for ile members of the COnveRtIon.- That body is full of talent. There are men ID it who would grace any assembly on earth It is c. imposed of those who will probably control the dest,nies o Louisiana for the next len years. Every step they take--eyer, vote they gve-every sentiment they utIer will be daguerroty ped-canvassed and re,uen. bered. Jealous aspiranis and liant eyes in both | artes are upon them, and every error committed will be ized upon. This journal itsel winch now circulaies throughput Louisiana, and will soon he read ny every who takes the slight est interest

 in politics, has aabuon for office, will keep fur the e pie daily record of all that may be attempted or accomplished And we hope that the Convention from due respect to it's own high character and Its important irust-IDay take it's own time for de- liberation and debate without regard to those who snrer al il for making little or no progress. Tn" eminent men in that bndy, ofbih parties, we this duty 10 'hemselves.-[N. Jefeis"nian.