The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

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Capitat.--The presumption is, thai
every body knows why David Fit
Hebry Brown, is invited to the State
Capital : How the present aspect d
the political condition Of things, will
brighten up and otherwise improve,
If Brown consents to come and make
a speech, and tell his fellow citizens,
what he thinks in reference TO true
policy false positions, Cuba, Kos
suth, koszta. ect., is not to be guessed
i at. Brown must come himself, and
be toasted and feasted Let him
come, we will make liof, out of him,
at the expense Of calf heads, and as it
seems to be all that Legislative assem-
blies convene for, why not make Brown
-.-who is popular man, aud one of the
people. the recipient. Of oource it
resolves itself into a simple question Of
expenses. The onlynnanswered ques-
tioh is, twill the general assembly pay
David Fitz Henry Browns travelling
expenses--.from the fhrthest Court
Honse If SO, we are authorized to
say he will come, and make the
speech.
CLEnItAL ADVERTISEMENTS In
England there is more frankness in
advertising professional wants, than in
this country, for examples Of which,
see the following genuine advertise
tnents, cut from the London Record,
the organ Of the slow church. or
'evangelcal' portion Of the Ehglisl,
Established Church
"A clergyman, NJ. A., Of evahgeli.
cal views, desires sole charge in some
town sphere Of usefulness Adver.
tiser sets forth zealously and faithfully
the whole counsel Of God. and preach.
es uhwritten sermonss His qualifca-
tlons being Of rather high order, a
suitable stipend required. Also. he is
n bachelor the advantage of good go
cicty desirable. Address, i. l.. B., !
at The Office Of the Record
"The advertiser having beeh found,
under God, very successfully in preach.
hug the doctrines of grace, would be
glad in meeting another metropolitan
sphere. He has powerful voice, an
earnest delivery and style Of preach
ing best suited to m enlightened aud
educated audience"
What more should be asked for
II the Rev. gentleman desires good
company, and wishes his spiritual ad-
vice to be taken in payment, why not
make mention Of the fact ]? Tho ad-
verisement is commendable, and
shows that the subscriber is not only
candid, but honest in his pretentions.
GREAT EXCITEMENT in BROADWAY.
a few days have passed since large
crowd of Germans assembled in Broad
way, and gave every demonstration of
a riot in front of the residence of the
Hessian Consul. The cause of the
excitement grew out of the fact that
al migrant, German went to the resi-
ience OF the Consul, Mr.. A.. Boiler
mann, for some information. As he ,
lid not take off bis hat to that func-
ionary he saved him the courtesy due
'is eminence, by knocking it of; from '
which uncivil demonstration the mob 8
vas disposed to pull down his hodse. !
A bill is before the Pennsylvania
legislature to Incorporate the Ameri- $
an Medical Museum Of Philadelphia, a
or the better encouragement Of the
medical science in the profession, and !,
he discrimination ofphysiological and :
ygienic laws Of life and health to the Q
ublic, and the gratuitous instruction u
a the same to the children connected q
nth the grammer schools of the city :
nd county Of Philadelphia.
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