Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-21
II Mississ'ppi ", s. Senator.

~ sto iNttFttt y tbtfbt ~ " h '"S $500
Niegted 10 supply the satn,1ey oetasieiled
ally :tlle term lof which Mr.. Fuote Nas
EEaatettel. expiring Oh The III March, fs5Ji
y This Il enc Of The wonders OF the day.
III haze been niany 4 long year sil,ts the
|Whigs have hai h WING representative IL
Ftlle Senate, ard we llsll almost given up
[ile hepn ef ever eeeing efife there again.
!. We certainly had no tlea that one could,
.by eny possibility, have been elected ut
!ttlis time. We knew that seeeaeloliism
;hrd aiei AWAY, and ,liat no olle but a
lttnien man eouN be sent there, but We
looked upon 1t es hopeless that any Wllig
icapId be elected.
This VIII be- sad and melancholy blow
d tlle Democrats. Mississippi was the
state--they could always count upon It
ID a CERTAIN alitlg. They might e%olnnIft
any lolly--might betray the boet interests
Of the party, but Mippipsipli wa always
Itrne IL her Democratic doctrines, and was
calculated upon ns men calculate upon ile
rising OF the SUI. Now tAat II Wing lias
heen elected, neu's eyes will be more
npened, aud as, tlle ice llaa hcen broken.
wv hope they may do i often agail.
FATHER AND Son IN SrR r t1A.
iaoNsiiirA-Tte triad OF Matthew atSsus
IIalty, lii the frish Court Of Extliequef,
has engfossea extraordinary interest dur
ing DIX entire days, The plaintiff Is q
young maj, who two yeofs silsee obt,ined
i scbolarship ii Trinity College, aud hes
Graduated there with much distinction.
Tile was brought MP by tile defeuaent, a
highly respectable medical practitioner ii
ID Dublin but he has llevef known who
lis parents were He eo,nrlained that
DR.. HARRY had subjected him to a long
conrse of'efhel usage, -and had ultimately
confined him iii Sw4ft's Iunatie hospital
Iduring a considerable time, for ckenson
but to suhdue his spirit and 70 break down
his health. Tie suspected that DR.. tlarty
was his guardian, and had property left
Tor use by his real parents. The details
OF the case were interesting, bnt they
were all thrown into the shade when Dr..
IIarty himself came into The Witness box.
and confessed, with shame and grief"
that the plaintiff was his sou, by one
who ~ might fairly be denonlinated a
lady" who had given brill 70 him il
Monmonthshire, aud had died at Dublin
while he was still an infant. Almost
every one in the 0 WINS moved totenrs
by the circumstances Of the revelation.
The Jury, on Wednesday evening, gave a
verdict for tue plaintif, with $1,000
damages. Lonlon paper goth ula.
aif 0g tpsgs ----E-s--~~-44~- a4 fafa 3a4
EsEney--WnAr RI Doss.--We lave
your upright energetic men pall them
this way, and then that way, and they
only bend but never break. Trip them
down. aud in a trice they are on tlieil
feet, Bury them III tie mid, and in an
hour they viii be ont and bright. They
are not eyer yawnins away ei,eif exist
ence, or walking about tho world as If
they had come into it with half their soul;
you cannot keep them down-yon cannot
destroy them. bat for these, the world
would soon degenerate. They are the
sap Of the earth. Whobut they start any
noble project! They build our cities, and
rear our manufactures. They Written the
ocean with their sails. aud they blacken
the heaveas with the smoke Of tlleif steam
vessels and furnace fires they draw
their treasures frqm the niue. They
plough the earth. blessings on them !;
Lock 10 them young men and take cour-
age ; initiate their example catch the
piilit Of their energy. Without lfs. what
are you good fer, # ~ i passed idlr away 2
We should ever measure thus life's en-
ploynent.s IS ais Itea aa
EaaLrsn Law DEcIsIoa.-The follow.
ing case is reported III i late Elaasli
~ 9sSa aSEA sE