Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
No.

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common place; the taste Of tie Icarocd IL rot
gFatiiied; II IS fit ohly for Tie Wi. ar, Dsep no
u aspire to ~o'eRsnee' The npffafnei cannot nn.
9 defsiatd; and he ltarncd regard him az a re.
b dantic ielloa, d~atahliag IN wat he has no rra,
4 pretens'ons to. Does be show hs coI,rs erd
: boldly cdniend for his eroubdl lie h TOO seserc,
e Docs he bids hIlhaalf heHeath a maas Of uncpoiy.
oeai matter! lie ia q fca4pofis.na hypocrlte. II
nc publishes extracts Lat arg beItcr Than lie efl
] %hsHs be has no TALENTS Of lis owa to disnla,.
oiG q be hls hi paper II lib original matter. ho
might have given soanethi0g better rom the
""tk+ Of ]ot'!eta. If be at.emgtt 10 philosphtse,t IL
! dun and nnjnfcsesti0s; opd Ii he wsi1a Oh Plain
aud familiar subjects, every b dy harw Their, be-.
tore. Doe" he atiepFt 10 i 9stract1 lie needs to
be Instructed. Docs lie asa bis cndcagonfs 10
an1oa@7 ii slight end t1ai8e. People, zen.
e~foIIy.are fond Of bring praised; md one would
suppose this nligtt satisfy then. But let an ed-
tor try The cafedieat, and h. ,4fl coon fed Gu,
bis ~taistahe; for sash j. tae tdwer II tny5. lbs,
no orto vilttitana hin for pfat+iag him, md ESQ.
~ one viii Late him for pressing of'tss. Most
people are fond Of bearing their n~eiehbors sI1nd~
eFfd; but II you 1tahe an atenpt to pGiat out
either the vices OF foitios Of nauhind. every one
will find something applicafle to himsclf. and hero
again you encounter The ratreI Of the whole mas.
Every pHrsoa can tell you how Il conduct a pa
per 10 please Himself; anI ofcoutso, 10 o1spd ewes
/ " ono oIse. There being siu5b.rn facts. there Ia
no alternative, but foT OF editor 10 please himself.
IT he can, and liaz I'd the consequences. If he do
this he will he csftain Of satisfying ono, which
u more Than be can say, If he friea 10 please all.
!
Loniafana Nearly every days nail from tho
South and South West, biioss Us evidences of the
increasing spirit which the planters Of those re-
gions are e'incipg, III re organizing their system
Of acknowledgements the storm ofraiitics has sub
sided, this is particularly oascreatla-an ii is
gratifying 10 find that instead Of continuing 10
give all their means to Rising ofcoltou, for which
they can only obtain 8 or . cents a pound, while
they are paying q dollar a busheI for corn, and in
the same ratio for OTHER nesessai les, they begin 10
fDd that it is ore advantageous 10 diversity their
prn1nct+, and by thus faisii & within lhemaelses
the means OF their own sappo!t, secure thereby an
Independence from The fluctuations which are con-
tinus!iy occurring in tbs il great staple, sometimes
from the state Of trade in Europe, and fresncnfIy
from Inc sh5ttness of their crops. We noticed in
|"' i2s "' Atia Dtl tNG BfE5sagE OF Tue afDy-
efnof Of Alabama, calling upon the Leg lature to
devise some means By which he planters Of that
State shall ge preserved from ruin in consequence
ofthia latter cause; and we do hope the sad expe.
Elenee they now have, viii indace them 10 make
such provision for tho future, o# TO relieve them
from 30 huuiiating a position. lis Toally aston.
ing that such a blind policy has been so long gur-
sued By them, and there h every Indictment nov
10 provoke them 10 turn their attention so far to
other objects OF culture, that they may not be en-.
tirely attic mercy of creditors for the very neces.
saries Of life, whenever aoy nnfoward circumstance
comes across their 4 eat staple. We rrfoice 10
sec thtsse views are beiog carried oat by mary Of
the planters OF those regions. and The orders con-
receiving by tie publisher Of tae turner
fot the ~aelectinr afiapresci breeds OF cattle, hoss,
&c, IS also for the various kinds Of seeds and i'm
Of hushandry suitable 10 their circun.
stances, are evidences that tho work of regeneIa.
is going on.
We wefs lei 10 these remarks ly the reception
IF d letter from a gentleman Of Opefousas. La.
requesting the Farmer to be forwarded 10 bim
and a friend, and making inquiries relative TO
be various kinds of cattle and hoss, preparatory
% ordering The same, from which VIC make tho
extract, which will surprise some of our
eadors. as ii did us, &c learn that such extensive
.crds Of worthless animals are to be found in our
and shews the necessity Of an improve,
merit by crossing with blooJed stock:
Relative to cattle. our Object Is 10 procure he
est possible milk breed. O,elousas, ito use q
rniliar phrase, is The greatest Cow country in
be Union; and among yoa. " hare a i0ndreJ head
f cattle is considered a large stock, ones ~vrraeifts
'oull be in much dangsf, vera | 10 tell Of a SIM
le mans branding as many as 1870, 1000, and,
1 some instances, 30e0 calves a year. Bot our,
are almost worthless mitscrs. and our caulg
cneraliy want body, and campsctaess Of f~orTl.--
lease then inform me what is the best nlilz
reed you have, ond what are the peculiar or
Characteristic qualities Of the Berkshire, Lanca-
1ire, Woburn, Iri5h and Neatolaan hoss-as
ON the description you shall give, we will bo
to select that which will best suit us.'-
Inc. Farmer.
A5sHrdihes-'fo attempt to borrow money on
lie plea 4 extreme poverty. To lose money as
lay and then fig into a passion about it. To asE
le publisher Of a neg periodical how mary cop
IS he sells per week. To ask L wine merehan.
ow old his wine II. To make yourself generate
lsasrceable, and wonder that no body viii visit
OF unless they gsin same paIpa5la advantage By
. To get drunk aud complain uext motninc. of a
sa1aohe. To spend yoar money in liquor ami
onder that yoa are ragged. To sill shieering in
lie cold because you woa't have a fire fil govafu.
'r. TO suppose that reviewers generally read
ore than the tlsIe page Of the works they ptaisc
condemn. TO Jadge Of peoples piety BY their
at church. TO keep your clerks on
iserable salaries and wonder Of their rpbbine
~. Not to go to bed when GU ara tired and
because "is is not bed-iime.' TO mako
'nr servants tell lies for yon. and afterwards be
because they tell lies for themselves. To
your own secrets and believe other people
keep them To expect to make people hon.
by hardening them in Jail, aud afterwards ~
nding them adrift wi.aoui the means Of getting
'rk. To fancy a thing is cheap hecdnse a low
ice Is asked for it. To say that a man is chari-
DE because he suhscribes to an hospital. To
er a dog or cat on short allowance and CON-
in of It's being a thief. To degrade human
10 the hope of Improving ii. To expect
ar trades-people will give you long credit if
" generally see you in shathy clothes. To
i've at the age Of fifty and be ~se,rrisej at any
e, folly. or absurdity their fellow creatures may
guilty of.
Some of the Wings haye lately thrown ont
eats. of what their NJ fi.aFv Chis Rain mill A., IL