The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-30
Spirit ofthe Morning Journals.

Yesterdays GAZETTE, is unusually
spirited. 1t contains communication
full Of veil turned paragraphs, from
the hand Of some fellow familiar witt
the use Of the pen, who abuses US
rouudly for our remarks about the
New Jsil aud after making a few
very sensible illusions to law and or
der. winds up his windy eplstle OF Il
column Of blanderdash by signing
himself "Justice - Let as here re-
mark TO Justice, Of any other anan-
ymous sciibbler for amusement, that
he can lay on" We hase no room
in our paper to waste, to say nothing
of time to notice this kind Of literature:
and SO FAR from getting offended at 1t,
arc We, that we honestly confess, i
does us great pleasure to be abused
il good English if the writer viii
only intersperoe lis epistles with o
few Latin or Greek quotations, to
make 1t SAVIOR Of the classics. But wo
to the man that DOCS not use language
'iat u.s." based upon the fundamental
principles Of Ortliosraphy, Syniax and
Prosody, or who misquoies the ancient
Greeks for we have dictionary Of
quotations always at baud, containing
all The wise sayings of the Pariiarchs,
and great many more besidea--lt
Il al well for It's to confess 1t at once
here Is where We get all our classics
from
We like the STYLE Of Justice, . it IL
good fluent easy style, and we hope
IL he has not much else Of Importance
to do, TINT he viii frequently enliyen
the morning Journals, with a spicy
communication. We conclude from
the spirited manner IN which he abus-
os lis, about our notions Of Jail build
ing, that he is employed by the conf
missioners thereof perhaps he re.
eeiyes Il compensation from The etisfoy
Of the paper besides. We should
like to know the value Of such a conn
munication. by the Square, Or Others
wisc----because we get into q tight
place ourselves sometimes, FIR want Of
ideas, and then We should like to have
Justice to help us out. /
TO part with Justice before tle
morning Journals get dry before US,
we would tain express the same tender
regard for him that he has for us.
that a fcdli will ever separate The ed.
itor from the prisoners We think
however that il the writer were placed
in enc of the dungeons Of the new
prison about a week, that be would
then modify bis notions about Jails il
not Justice THE morning Demo-
cfat Of yesterday has an able leader DC.
dicateds TO the Democracy Of the Third
Congressional District---the first part
of 1t is an apology for their candidate
not visiting the reople--it has an ex-
tract about foreign relations and the
Pacific railroad and winds up by as
serting that that the election Of Judge
John PerkinsJr IL a "foregone con.
clusion' So we think. The Adco-
cate contains the Judges speech be-
fore the convention--it is an able doc
umcnt, and we commend it to the
careful attention of our readers.--
The Daily Gazette in an nm article
(by the editor we presumed apolcaises
for It's abuse ofthe "piercc admins.
tration,' and compliments Mr.. Marcy
and Jesf.Davis of the war Office in the
highest terms. The author says he
will throw no more Obstacles in the
way Of the Administrator. In be.
half Of the great Democratic party (ot