Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
IErom he f~berBttian

R6ueB.-1he Wings ofthe two tIafisbes,
and those disposed 70 support q friend end
brand an enemy eff the ObD Htao q The
next Congressional election, are requested
tp meet In convention ~ the Coltft House
In Plaaaemihe on Saturday August 4th, Ct
q ., N, to nominate Senatorial candidate
and take measures for the vigorous pfbsas
uutien oftaa Cohgfessiohal canvass The
tberyille Wing candidate will Mise be f9tns
mated.
The election Of the 9d district win be
one Of peculiar interest. The Democrats
have heretofore commanded 4 majority Of
neatly n thousand; but IN the rank and file,
amongst the bone and sinew Of the perry,
are hundreds Of stout hearts ard sturdy
arms ready 10 do battle for him who has SO
often done ba tile for bis country; who re-.
member that even whilst the car,nun were
laundering upon the heights or fliena Viss
tn, q clique at Washington, with ahsir own
representative Ii It's midst, was passing d
vote Of eenstife Oh the capitalization Of Mon.
threy, who are ready t9 yinditate bis Iepd
htion, to avenae bis wrongs, aad 10 Con
vince his uensurers that their education
both military and political has been woHully
neglected
There Is n stain on the "a district which
the friends orTAYtoh MUST wipe Of. The
odds are against us, but The prestige ofhis
maine has conquered greater, and rest as
sared that II we eah only get oug candidate
out in time aud start him with q! sufficient
quantity Of grape, The victory will be ours
aud the shame upon bis shoulders.
Risa early. "Tbe sleeping aE catches
no poultry" "plongh deep Will Safeguards
sleep, and YOU will have corn TO sell and
keep"
Treat every one with respeet ahdeivili'
ty. avery Thing iy gained cad nothing
lost Ny courtesy" Good mbhgers ensure
success"
Never anticipate wealth frua. any other
source than iabourl especially neget place
dependence upon becoming ths Professor
oG an Inheritance. ale who sSaiy TOR i
dead mans shoes may have e. r. i6r d
long time barefoot" lie who runs AFTER
i shadow has a Weartsohe race
Above all things never desaatr. "Goj
ts where he, was.'' ~"ITeaveh helps those
who help themselves"
ANEW yton,-Etber Ia destined, it
appears, to afford another IN stfetion Of
the perverse ingenuity with'whiCh man
kind DO often c]optfive 10 turn blessings in.
20 curaeB' A correspondent q thf Times
relates that being In a chemists shop, he
saw "a nurse come In and-aslt flor four opn.
ees of ether. lie goes on to'say ,R'As the
chemist poured Il out, he said 20 ms, "Thts
Ia all the 20 now. Il is used i0r inha lation.
A small apparatus has heenI Invented Tor
ladies', So delightful are tho sensations II
produces, that persona who have used t iot
The feliefof pain continue tj Use 4 for the
pleasure Il Affords" On a lormer coca.
sion | had warned a chemis1oftho danget
" IL.
Of yielding 10 a habit which would become
his master. The warning was neglected,
the habit has gained the mastery, and the
man oftalent and ofehergy Rhas become
the imbeoile, dwelling idioS. The inha.
lation Of ether, the smoking Of opium, and
all other narcotic yapors, CINE under The
same category. They delight the ANNA
sensations, while they dest4oy the mora
sentiments3 they introduce their victim
into q FOOLS paradise; they rock them will
Joys which end in so~rrows--ivith Happiness
which leads to m~isery--witf corruscation
, oflife which are distinguished In prema
. lure death. Let every II who value
, free agency beware Of the slaverYofe eth
erisa'ion,-sooteA Reform rs Gazette
An American gentleman travelling /
] Europe some years ago, relates the follow
, ing incident as having occurred under hi
own observation one spt'd"y, while
$ London:
!, / visited the church of ST. Sepulohre, i
X the reasogablo hope ofan ks1ur ofquiet d,
%votion; but even here the genius of job
Bull penetrated in the fo1n Of a drunke
man, who made his way uFFthe aisle, to III
= great disturbance of the preacher and col
gregation. by the aid ola peace ofic,
or the beadle, | don't know which, no We
forced cut Of church and lodged in prisoi
When brought up afterwards to answer L
: his offence before the magistrate, il cam
: out that this wretched being was a reg
= lorly ordained clergyman of the Church
:, England, and not long since . populi
e preacher at the west end cfthe town. 1
e had married the daughter af o banker; al
a had, it appeared, . fine "a billy Of childrer
u lie was in the receipt ofaA allowance fro
% the navy, which he spent Immediately
: drunkenness and debauehary. and pass,
o. the rest oChis time in ponucy and distres
u The magistrate, in consa Iteration Of h