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Tho moral degeneracy Of the times
can DO traced to no source moro direct
y, than to tho mad folly, Of woman
in tho Northern part Of this Union
who should have somc other name
than that generally applied to the sex,
10 designate them. from their sisters
who have not yet degraded and debas.
ed the female character. We can talk
with no degree Of mildness. when we
see woman forgetting her scx, and
stepping outside the flower bed Of
creation" wherein nature designed
her to walk /; because here, is where
the bond il looscned, that holds socie.
ty together. Without the kindly innu.
cnce Of woman, man, reverts again to
barbarism, and is no better than the
brute, TO whom no is allied 10 all tho
propensities Of his physical nature
Talk Of laws and ordinances tho
influence Of the Christian, or my other
religion they have no power. If tho
character of woman is debased, by
vile contract with tho world outside
Of their clearly defined sphere Of &C.
ton.
Crime is alarmingIy on the increase.
in all tho civilized nations ofthe earth,
no where moro 80, than in tho United
States Of America and what is tho
causca Why it may be directly at.
tributed to. to woman's rights move.
ments-Mormonism, Fanny Wright
ism, Cerescoism, and . thousand other
denominations. showing, tho alarming
fact, that the we'll springs Of civiliza-
ton, and true christianity arc poison
cd, in such manner, as to require n
moral earthquake to bring about a
healthy change. What Is the matter ?
Is there not sufliciepey Of light or
is the light 80 refracted, as to be, only
useful in leading us astray! It be-
hooves, good men, and true, of all M.
tons, and all persuasions Of religion
to unto their energies, on the side Of
morality and virtue, or the gathering
clouds, will precipitate us into an ago
Of darkness and degradation, to sink
the human family into an abyss, from
which it may never bc safely extrica-
ted. Now, we find woman, jostling
against man. in all the crowded tho.
and contending that it is
her right, to hold office; to vote to
plead at the bar, and drink at the cof-
fec housc-to lead tho mob, and dcfile
her tongue, with vulgar appeals. to
The mad passions Ct man. In mockery
Of manhood, she sets upon the Throne,
and would lead armies herself being
led by a wet.nurse. She has come
down from her Legitimate throne in the
heart of man, to poison her hands in
The charnel house Of the hospital, and
IS becoming familiar with vulgar and
lebasiug spcctaclcs in the dissectipg
room. Here we have an extract be-
ore us. which says:
"Seven young and fair looking wo-
men may be daily seen at the New
York Hospitals following the physi-
'ians and surgeons on their rounds,
md are present at all operations, on
males and females"
For Gods sake women, withdraw
md sec yourselves again, or the work
# the patriot, and the christian phil
'nthropist is at an end. If you do
lot. then, is the age Of reason at an
nd and the day at hand, when all
hings shall be in common.
ETThe Democratic deleprates 10
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Spffial Motiffs.
Patgot Shooting.

THERE will be Patsot Shooting match
l. at CaErNwELL SrR,Nes, on Saturday
next, the sth inst-for prizes amounting to
$50. Crack shots from town and country
are requested to be on hand. (septl.lw.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

A Paris letter says that crime and
suicide are largely on the increase in
France. The presse Of lat, date
contained tho details Of seventeen
cases us follows A man found hang.
ing by n tree on an island in the
Seine; washer-woman and her
daughter found suiIocated by charcoal
in their beds; n landlord found hing
on account Of an incurable disease
woman, reduced to starvation, found
suffocated. with three children q ma.
chinist and n sailor seen to blow their
brains out from supposed pangs Of
love; a case Of voluntary drowning
from want Of work another, from
dread Of being arrested for leaving =
cafe without paying. TO which I
must add the case Of M. Gras, who
being refused in marriage, shot the
lady and more successful admirer,
and then shot himself; a. we'll AZ the
case Of Mr. and Mrs. Boigegian, who
two old men in q hencoop,
and kept them " in frightful state Of
filth and cxtcnnation.'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

Comfort 4 Economy.
lust RECElVED.-Ana assortment Of
y Ice Closets K Coolers, to which the
attention Of Purchasers il invited to the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIPER. & co.
June 9th 1855.
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ID ED.

On Friday morning, the 31st uit., Of yellow 70.
vcr, JAS. NJ. MONTGOMERY, a native Of Amlts
County, MI, aged about 20 years.
e0 Liberty Advocate, copy.
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was the proper party to pit against 80
formidable an antagonist rs Mr.. Hunt.
His course in favor Of the removal Of
the Seat of Government from New Or
leans-his views on the Tariff ques.
tion-his strange position with regard
to naturalization or citizenship III Lou
isiana, and several other public ques-
tons to which VIC may refer at another
time. would boat him, as q Domocra-
tic candidate, under any and every
circumstance. AT present his discon-
iituro is certain. Such il tho folly Of
being noseled by n few demagogucs."
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THE LAw.-It is we'll understood
that when man dies--whether he
leaves unpaid debts or not, his estate
must go into court; out Of which it
does not come, until tho officers and
ministers Of law, have TAKEN
upon the principle Of abstraction
toll" Should the dcfunct leave
n will, it is generally pronounced
informal and falacious and the
heirs have per force to remain quiet,
until the "law's delay" is over with.
There can be found a statute to
justify any manner Of proceeding
and the difference in lawyers depends
in the sportsman's quality Of hunting
it up. The following very funny
aOof the Legislature, we find going
about and some Of tho press gang
have put much stress upon it. The
act delegates right, which nobody,
ever called in question; and is one
Of the many evidences Of the exceed.
ing lightness Of much Of the light lit
ernturo of law making,
SEC. Q. BE it further enacted, &c. |
That when there arc too or more
published in the Parish
where such proceedings are had, or
such sale is to be made, the Defen-
dent in the judicial process shall have
tho RIGHT Of selecting the newspapers
in whi,h said advertisement is to be
made; Provided said selection be
made within three days after the
notice Of such proceedings, or the
seizure made under said process; and
if the Defendent neglect to select,
then the plaintiff shall have the right
to do so.
The public at large, are no doubt
under many obligations to tho law
makers Of this law, because it leaves
hem the clear right, to patronize the
political paper, having their own pc
culiar bias of mind.
WThc National Club, Of Tndepen-
lent Americans, is the name of a new
temperance organization. with head
1t Greens boro, NC. The admission
Zee is twenty five cents, tho annual
lucs 81. The gcttcr up says: 1T ,
3 an open organization Of uncowardly
ncn, men who will assert their free.
1om from the lash Of the political OK
lrivcr." The oath starts out thus:
II deliberately and solemnly pledge
ny honor as a man and as an Ameri- !
an citizen, that I will not vote for a
my candidate for any Office of honor,
rust, or emolument, in which he can :
1--WE c0fciA opposition to the suppress.
ion Of the traffic in intoxicating H.
Iuors by legislative enactment, believ-
ng him to be opposed to such mode
If suppression. " 3
TO entirely abolish the traffic in in !,
oxlcating drinks, is an impossibility, c
cannot be done by any form of L.
,islative enactment. The temperance |
question resolves itself into this .
Shall the selling Of liquor be regula- !
ed with. or carried on without IL !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

~The Democratic Delegates to
the Convention, at Thibodaux, NOM
mated Mites TAYLOR, ESQ, for rep
resentative to Congress, in the second
district Of Louisiana. On this subject
the Delta says: "This is rather a
curious nomination, as Taylor is not
the least assailable man in the Demo.
cratic ranks, and will go far to secure
the return Of Hon. Thomas G.. Hunt
for the District. The Democrats ap-
pear to play into the hands Of the X.
Nothings in the most scientific man.
ner:
Surely they did not suppose that
Mr.. Taylor, who has been an office
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

Tnr CKors.-The crops in this
Parish, are all good. The cano is far
advanccd-looks vigorous and healthy
and the corn is large and fine, beyond
precedent. Although there is much
sickness, in Wost Baton Rouge--par-
ticularly on tho river coast VIC are
happy to say that this Parish (leaving
out the city Of Daton Rougo,) is very
healthy. Thcro arc many unncclim.
atcd strangers hero, and although a
large number Of citizens are absent,
We do not think the total population
much short Of 5000 souls.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

r OUDkN'S Family Medicines, just re-
IL ceivsd and for sale by
may-24. J. L. WALLET, Agent.
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10 There is a literature about
newspaper advertisements, to which
it is pleasant to refer occasionally. A
country paper before us has the follow
ing, under the head of "tEstray -
= Taken up by W. G. Meridith, and
posted before A. S. Miller. J. p, one
small brown bay mare mule" 1t
would appear at first blush, to be a
contempt Of court, to post a mule or
any other four legged animal before a
J. p, representing the dignity Of a
sovereign State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

~ The Southern Christian Advo.
cate, and the Southern Standard, are
at issue. The cause Of quarrel grows
out Of the fact, that the former paper
published an obituary notice Of the
latter, when he not only lives, but is
a prosperous gentleman. like the
"Thane Of Cawdor, and has the
sapction for what he does, of " Antho-
n.y." Archbishop of New Orleans,
/" Micheal. )" Bishop Of Mobile, and
" Aug. MartilleSs of Natchitoches.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

Equality 4 MI,
At THE ONE PRICE cIotH,No erosr
Of w. D. PHILLIFS.
LAvAYEr1g STREET.
lie deals upon the above motto, his
IL Stock IL the most varied sod beat In
the place, the extreme low pices now
marked on oil the goods makes TIN obisct
for al who are wanting Clothing to i've
him call before purchasing slswh<e.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

largo NUMBER OF CltDZenH are absent,
we do not think the total population
much short Of 5000 souls.
THE 9. =. r. CoMrANY.-This Tn.
stitution, we sec is making another
call, for 10 per cent. on the capital
stock Of said company. to DO paid on
the 10th Of October. This, we believe
is the last instalment, and it would no
doubt, meet tho entire appreciation Of
stock holders. If compromise could
be made with the contractors and the
work brought abruptly to an end
The money already expended, is just
80 much thrown away. as the work
will never be finished during the life
timc Of this generation, and the next
10 come after us, should make their
own plank roads. We think the call
for 10 per cent. is an error. All those
who have responded to the call and
paid up. have paid 05 per cent, leav-
ing only s per cent due.
-~<~-
UA. s. Flower, editor Of the
Mansfield Times. died at tho mouth of
Red River. few days ago, with the
prevailing fever. About three weeks
ago, no was in this city, when--accord-
ing to customary courtesies, no called
on us. and it was our pleasure to find
in him, still another clever gentleman,
Of the corpse editorial. We INDUCED
an hours chit chat with him, in which
the present political condition, and fu-
ture prospects Of the State, were tho
roughly canvasscd; he told us what he
was doing-what he intended to do,
and marked ont a course for o long
life. Alas, it is all at m end now, A. |
s. Flower, is no more.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

Cashiered.-Capt. Colin Maxwell
ODD Highlanders. has been cashiered
for being drunk on duty under arms
when parading for the trenches at
Sevastopol. Gen. Simpson declined to
forward the recommendation of the
court martial for favorable considera-
ton Of the case on the ground former
scrvise.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-01

A Negro Man fer sale.
A VALUABLE negro man for sale.
"A sa,dnegro h good plan ation es,,sc..,
he also lay! brick very wen, and very hsn1v AZ
any Kind ofwork. vor further psYtjc9iars. anpjv
81 The shsrik's once. jsiy3o.s2"
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Wet, he Kindly reduces the sdsr Of his cotemp
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define supposed persouy General John Mesa OF
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