The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-26
Eg Our friend CLARK Of the Jeffer-

also our hebdon,indl. y Why thrust
at us such names, friend Clark Orr
friends here, will think after this, that
we send you some sort Of abominable
diabolieal hebaomindl, that ID publish
ed expressly for Our ten thousand SUBJ
scribers in Texas. Take back that
word and give lis some one that our
people will not have to look into john
son for---say plainly--"Weekly, or
weakly" and we will never run a
gainst you in anger again.
rThere is certainly nothing
more commical to an uncomnercial
man than the subjects having proceed
cree in the Telegraph news, with
which the papers are now a-days
spiced We like the telegraph brew
ity-it is really the only true ''mui-
tun1 in parpo," but we cannot see how
and why it is, the Liverpool cotton
market and the prices Of dread
stuifs'' have preference. 1t certainly
must alarm cotton planters 10 hear
that. the market was dull, and closed
at unchanged prices that ''the Man
chester trade was quiet and money
eazicr at previous rates.
The operators, certainly should
be admitted into the rank Of editors
If not authors. As authors of light
literature, they certainly deserve high
rank /; because they have merely the
names Of persons, places and things
wherein to fabricate whereas the
modern romanccr has the pictures"
before him and makes up his book
from them-a very easy task.
Operators are however, some times
obscure, thus they say ''tbe provis
ion market generally is dull. Bulk
meat steady What is meant by
this ? Ii they will let the world
know what they mean by these express
sions, we will never trouble them more
about the ''Russo-Turkish difficult
ties" "'rbe battle at kalafat' "The
Insurreetion at Arragon, or anything
else.
SPIRITUAL MovEMENrs.-The Har-
monial Association of New Orleans
met few days ago to listen to lee
ture from the Spirit land, delivered
through Mrs. DR.. Britt u medium.
The address was spiced with poeti-
cal episode on the subject Of moral
Reform and was written down by Mr..
T. G. Forster medium. The following
preamble and resolutions were adol-
ted
Whereas. The members of this Assoca-
tion have been edited and instructed by the
lectures from the Spirit-worll. through
Mrs. DR.. Britt. and favored VITA the'eleva-
ting songs of love. truth and wi dom, as
written through Mr. I. 6. Forster, and,
whereas, we believe the catlse of truth.
through their agency, has been advanced
therefore
Eesoirtd. That we recognize in Mrs. DR..
Britt a faithful expoundee Of the Harmonial
philosophy, friend of tri'e progress and a
pure philanthropst. and in her co-laborer,
Mr.. I. g. Forster, writing medium of
extraordinary powers.
Resolved, That Mrs. DR.. Britt and Mr..
T. G.. Forster have our entire confidence as
media OF Spiritual communication. and as a
lady and gentleman of the purest motives.
Resolred. That Mrs. Dr.. Britt. and Mr..
+. G.. Forster be rendered the sincere
thanks of this Association, for the sscri-
fees they have made in coming amongst
us, and for the able and eloquent lectures
and communications with which they have
favored us in the Spirit philosophy.
Resolved, That when they shall have full
filled their mission amongst us. and it shall
please their Spirit guides to direct them to
other localities Of usefulness. that our warm-
est feelings, for the efforts they are max
ing go with them, as Spirit mctia to any
OF our sister cities they may be directed to
visit, and to the friends Of progress genet
ally.
Resoiued, That committee Of three be