Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-12

- - HHTaifi1 IEIh HIfiNE HI EEtft IN q
! : vile Inn, on Wednesday, night last, h
!, tween jesse i. Hfyan Of Gainesville. n,
Y sidoon G. Matloek Of eHtiimaet which +
suited III The dsath Of The %iofiitef. We fo
9 bear 10 comment upan ih4 matter. lie it wi
9 doubtless come before The judicial tflbt
hhls, aud be- fairly and fully investigated.
1T Carlyle 4 'tnost puts lis in love with Ii
boz, by the magic Of his noble pen. Wor
becomes religion. honor, love, nobility, Bic
fitf' all IN short, that is great, good and hol
when painted by him. Nor do we ~pereeiy,
That he over paints his positions are III
truths. deiHohstrAble, clear. Labor ID thu
only great good and he who perfbfHs not hi.
part in life. loeseH tile prime enjoyment o
Which his eAistsrca Ii ~tabattle. But hear
Carlyle discourse thereon
LABoa AND futsN nss.-Ail iftjs ;yatt
in saofed. in al The true WORK. were II btt
true hand. labor, there IL sbttelhInp Of di.
vinttieas. Iahor, wide as The eaftb. has
lis summit In ~Iibavsn. swent of the brow.
and up from That to swea. Of the brain,
sweat Of The heart; which includes all Rep.
lof calculations, Newton medltatipnz. all
Sciences, MI spoken Epies, all acted Hero.
lsnls. Mafiyrdons,-up to TINT "Aeopy of
bloody sweat" which all mon have called
divinaI q brother, if this is not "w~ership."
then | say, tho more pity for Worship:
for this Is the noblest thing under Gods
sky. Who art thou that %eoinplainest Of
Thy life Of TOLL Complain not. Look MP,
my weafied brother; see Thy fellow work.
men thore, In Gods Eternity; surviving
there, they alone surviving; sacred Band
Of the immoftals celestial Body guard Of
The Empire Of Mankind Even IN tho weak
human memory they survive so long, is
saints, as heroes, as gods; they alone safyi.
wing; peoplIng they alone, the unmeasur.
Cd solitudos Of Tifpal 10 thee. Heaven,
though severe. IL not nuhipd; Heaven il
k%ind,-=as a noble mother; ms TINT Spartnn
mother, saying, while sho gaye her son
bis shield. "Wlth il, my son, or upon if"
Thou, too. shalt return home In honor,
to Thy far distant home. in honor; doubt il
%not,=-If in The battle thou keep lily shield
Ihoti, in the eternities and deepest death.
Kingdoms, are not an alien. thou every.
where aft n deniaenl Complain not, tie
very spartans did mol complain. And who
art thou that braggest ofthy life Of idleness;
oomplaceptly showest thy bright gilt equi.
pages; satnp'ous Cushions, Appliances for
folding Of The hands to mere sleapl Look.
ing up. locking down around, behind or be.
fore, dlscefnest thou, If ii bs not in May4
fair alone. any idle hero, snint, god. OF
oven deyill Moi Il vestaas Of one. In the
heavens, in Tie earth, IN the watsrs under
the earth. is nona like ,into thee. Tho.
nm original figure in this efsntien,a den.
izsn in Mayfair alone, in this exitnofdinal
~ century or hhif.centuty alonel Ono
monster there II in Lbs void. tho Idle
Man. What IL lis "r%eIigion1' 1hat IA
il n phantasm. where cunning. begga.
ry, or ~thIsyefy may sometimes find good
.vietual, that god ia a lie: and that man and
his life are a lie.
LEGISLATIVE DieNtry.-I'he foT1aWine
Of Legislative deeofum. IL taken
from the Vicksburg Wing. The gentlemen
who figured IN tho ertnsion. has been II
member Of Congress, has presided ON tho
|udlclal Bench. hns preached from the pul.
pit, Numbered from the stump, voelfofated
IT Tho Bar, and faved in conventions. We
'bould think after all This experience, he +,
,hould have learned better manners.
''During the late called session Of our
egisIature, The Speaker Of the House of
representatives having become wearied in
liz seat, called Mr., Mitchell, of Kinds, to
he Chair. That fnnetlary asceuded to the
hrone Of Misissipt's disgrace with his usu.
/! bombastie flourish, and seating himself
II a comfortable posture, threw one Of his
egs across The arm Of the chair, which he
Ms il keeping time TO n negro ban ,
o; the other leg he perehed upon the speak. E,
t's desk, Mt an angle OF 45 degrees above {
lis head. A member commenced n speech
pom some local matter. whom Mr.. Cooper, &
# Wilkinson, rose, and in IL calm md firm Z
one said: "Mr. Speaker, | rise TO point Of t
The gentleman speaking ttop. {
'ed suddenly and seemed somewhat sur. {
'rised. when Mr.. Cooper continued; II /
merely rise for information, sir, and wish i
o know if il IL in in order for the speaker j
o sit with his heels higher han his llead?' I
I'he gentleman in the chair pretended not +,
o understand the motion, but changed The {
Of his feet with asniuch rapidly ,
IS a French dancing master. This settled
he point Of order without further discus. !
ion, and from TINT time forth the speak /,
rs desk was not decorated with a thir. :
cen inch "stlch.down" suspended over its :,
Margin" !
The Southern" published Mt Jackson, /
Hiss, relates the following strange exam t
10 of conversion Of a minister of tho Cos. /
in that State:
I'VE understand that In one Of the north. {
,rn counties, u short time since. a minis {
or of the Gospel intimated that lo favor.
d the odious doctrine of Repatriation.
The members Of the church arraigned him
orthwish, and expressed their opinion that
he avowai Of such a doctrine was Mt war {
With every principle and precept Of reli-
ion and morality, and that be ceuid not
consistently ~ofl,eiate any longer as minis
er of the Gospel. After u proper consld-
ofthe subject, the minister confess
ID that he had been in error, and forth.
With he abandoned the doctrine o~frepudia- :
ion, and manifested his adherence to the
principles of honesty and morality which
we're taught by the scriptures. Suchaa flock
$ worthy Of good shepherds, and merits
he prayers of the church throughout the
ORR AT LAsr.--Mr. Gushing, Special