The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-04

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sB4sor Rouol, Rss. a, lef1. :,
D1k Conrr Fam v'ery, ~ /
al We mot Of lie, not 81 lpndi
tisn4 fare precious lew and pre-.
cious because they are very kw-
notof leeislating, am no RIeat shakes
at that-not Of your beautiful city, mon
Of your kind and hospitable neighbors
II know very little Of them-yet l
am weary, obi I AM weary! Tam sad.
! cart tel You Why ! am sad. II
amt the craving Of Coincidence that's
easy-it's little elastic any how, and
scarcely evef chsfsPs 5, Yet | am, sad,
and symptoms Of the .bincs' are hover
ing around meal Strive to shake them
of. In haste pace the room, (now
that's queer can't 60 it inside Of
2:40. ! look out Of the window, the
mist and fog come looming in and in
crease my tendency to ennui,, (it's for
tunate that ! thought Of that word.)-
| think Of tie desr ones ut home
the fond greetings that await my re-
turn-the hdrried scramble with the
little ones, for the first 'tiss," and the
sadness ofmy heart grows drearier and
darker, till, ~alkto TIE room Of some
transient sojourner here, and find him
not there. | return again to my
own--all looks lonely and cheerless,
and again the throbingso Of ny heart
proclaim, in spite Of my efforts to be
cheerful, that l am dreary and sad. /
glace at the Dailies hoping to find in
them, something pungent and refresh
nothing extra in their columns,
except the article in the Comet, III
which it does partial justice, at least to
the members Of the Legislature.-
Don't come outnow, in your next issue
and say who it is that won't do-each
one believes himselfthc upright one. |
referred to in your article, or feigns to
think SO, and hopes to poke it down
his constituents, wheif' he returns
amongst them.
You accuse somebody Of your city
and neighborhood Of making capital
to snbserve some Interior design. Now
il members or outsiders do so usius-
'ly, i is wrong-all vorng. None
can deny the beauty Of Your location,
and what you have said of your
both II town and on the coast,
80 far as | am able to know them, is
rue ah' true-every word true. /
nave already said that my knowledge
$ not extehsive-yet have had the
Of being introduced into some
lind and hosptable families. found
he gentlemen"sgivcn to hospitality"
Is Joshua" or some other ancient
aid; and "plain in manner, and in
peech," as best become the citizens
# the Sugar Bowl'--thc ladies beauti.
III, accomplished and I guess u bless
ng to their household and to the com
nunity.. Indeed air Of the ladies' that
have had the pleasure ofsqaiuting at
n passing them on the streets, Il
dare stare ladies in the face,
n the strccts-my better hall, says
s impolite, irhpertersant, would COM
are favorably with the ladies liz any {
lime, won't the ladies think that /
m dear, for saying that-don't IN.
st ON introducing; me now dbn't,) :
i'll 1'khow so few of them,' that | am
| am sad !!
When this fit Of the "blurs" passes Z
+, Mr.. Comet-pshaw :. its not a TT
t it 90, I'll tell You something about 3 !.
ete Grimes wedding and how they
one their way up on Cotakc, in :
SO. for the present, permit me to
describe myself as ever, yours to ad- #
ire. JOEHANKS
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