The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-06
Gts" 1t Is certainly very amusing.


I Gts" 1t Is certainly very amusing
to say the leas Of il. to see v6th what
avidlty, the patty organs seize upon
the red bait held out for them. by
papers pretending f. be Know Moth
INC advocates. They have become
gradually outangled ~ the mcehes.
and founder ohout like Salamaudels
in ice water. Their lives are. SGT upon
a "single cast" aud their efforts to
keep TIE old political phalanxes united,
are very funny. Intelligent adopted
citizcnsmoc- derat as well as Nhir.
begin 10 SEQ that "ppnmark is rotten.
and the doca,cd timlers Of the vessel
Of State must be replaced. Or The noble
vessel goes down. The constitution
of The body polite, is not TO be dam
aged by a gentle aud invigorating
''p>peGtorant." Let all use it, and the
Threats Of sundry organs of profit,
viii become plugged, demigoguos will
he lj-grgol, and The croakiug frog
fbrn. oonu thc guile gu1zcl, viii
have to com" ~ and take 10 water,
mmunfcated.
TuF ADVOCATE Az nneAN or
INV ksow NoiulNns-It is one #
the cardinal principles Of u morraey.
that the Constitution of the United
States confrrs on Congress, the pow
= aud right, wien il may he deem
ed exred'cnt, tc PIT . stop 7" the
migration Of foreigners The Advo
cate is one Of the iuiti, points Of be
moe acv, and declares that tie ,nl
and aim Of the "kNow NornINes.'
are 10 repeal The naturalization laws,
they 1ccnllng it eNpedent that pow
or conferred lv he constitution should |
be exercised Ergo,Ihe Advocate is an
nr-An Of the Know Nothings." HIM
IlNntEy Murray 1t is not genor-
Ally known says The Lebanon Adver
tiser that I'nd'cv Murray was an
American and horn within the pres
mt limits of Lebanon county. He
vas born IN the Year l745, on the
SwataIa, in East Hanover township,
hen Lancaster, now Lehanon county
|ll7 tafho was a miller, AMI followed
bat occupation when Lndlev was
forn. but afterwards devoted his at
enll"n 70 mercantile pursuits, and
masscd considerable fortune hy
rading to the West Indies. Lindlev
vas tho eldest Of twelve children. and
'hcn about seven years of age, was
ant 10 'hllade'plDia. that he might
ave the benefit of better cducaiou
ban could b" had At Swatara. He
'ndcd law in New York. and ut the
&c q twenty-five was called TO The bar,
.hor' nc gained 'pr BIN ~olfthc rcru-
alton Of ~ honn,t LAWYER Iii
Grammar It he Eng'i-h Language. ,
a. composed il lfnnlapd. in 1874.
nd published in the Spring of 1895,
ANY millions Of copies Of VII 81, have
cen sold. He resided in England
'riN two years. most of which tine be
as an invalid lie composed GIanv ,
orks besides his Grammar. He died !,
1876. il q village in Yorkshire.
cling upwards Of eighty years Of nga. I
e represented As Christian aud
''lIanthror'st, lie left 1egacies to a
nuhor Of rcIatiyes and friends. and !,
iinS OF money 10 many religious socie. i,
es. He also directed that the resi-, T.
no ct his property afr the docoasc !
his wife, "a New York lady, his he y
wed and aifectionate Hannah who +
'd been his companion for more than g
Ety years should be devo-ed to ri !
y and benevolent uses. lie was a \
nakor, and Inferred in the hurying-
round Of That sect. in the city of /,
ork, far from friend and farther q
nd i
Tue QUEEN AND THE ABoRrGNEs -
CANapA-Thn chief. and e,cL,,,o