The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-21
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II The misd q Won,sn 4 ! lute. ever
attsned TO our own ; I'd 1c6n1ot sound
q nots u shought bst Il IL rwsllsd in4
to beauty and power By N snsrering
chord. Her mind contains I'll that
il wanting ii our own-4-it Il not an
other mind, IL il al, essential facully.
without which, ours is incomplete Ne
reason by H.; we soar by il. Il y .
key which unlocks many an unknown
passion II the heart. Rather, II ia
summer bryeEeI discoursing music
to summer flowers. When W.
meet her, life commences. We cast
from Us the evils Of our mortality.
We feel the presence Of her sweet
spirit string within US the fountains
of thought. Of feeling or fancy. are
unsealed togethcr They sgush forth
10 unison, not always in words, but
ever in delight. Often-.imes words
IRE an impertinencc. Sometimes
silence is the most eloquent music.
The presence OF our own sen. ever
causes discorJance. Il is not the wind.
ing ofthe breeze through the labyrinths
ofthe shell; but the harsh clust Of the
cymbals, or the stroke Of the hammer
on the anvil. True. there are some
with whom such strife is glorious; but
how few are they. How many males
do we meet with. Yin our passing through
life who would condecend to admit
to mental tournament, How many
do we find who, to the gift Of speech !
add the delicious tact, necessary in
listener. One is all matter Of fact.
and then all fancy /; third oil mem.
DRY. The first presses you into lether-
gy the second, as you are about to
cleavel him to the chine, melts Into
thin air; the third appeals to fact
upon fact. You doubt the accuracy
Of each, but are a thousand miles from
any library. But with women We
have no reason. We fear not to be
taxed with display in revealing our
strength, we have no shame in &C.
housekeeping our weakness. She is
never = rival but q sister. One
though 10 inspired by her presence.
have ever some kindred with her own.
The difference is not discordant ); it
tends to variety, not confusion. to the
brilliance Of the electric spark without
its spark. GRIMSHAW.
March 10th 1854.
We publish the above because-it's
on our table-written for the Comet,
ard our exchanges are barren Of all
interest. We have put you Unto
print" Mr.. Grimshaw, md the very
least thing you can do, is to let us
know, in another private communities
lion, what you mean" On our We
racious word, Grimshaw, we will never
divulge the secret 10 any living soul.
Woman is good subject to talk on, as
we'll as to write on, and with modern
the matter is all the meth.
nj is Of minor Importance. A good
name for thing, often sufiices alone.
It is on the knowledge Of this fact,
hat we predict wide spread popular.
ty, for moral story now being writ
en- for this paper; to be called 70 tale
or the Comet"
If Grimshaw will tell us what he
means by the above communication
on women" we will puff him into
,otoriety
H The venerable adage $50 it
whilst your young" Seems to be un- d
necessary advice to the coming up II
as the following extract 6
rom Massachusetts paper showeth.
Judge Bigelow of the Massachu- :
etts Supreme Court, gave his decis.
on on Wednesday morning in the