The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-20
THE DAY or KEsoLurloks --'I'bis

W adufess their ' 'JettoW'ctttzefts
Of --- Bunknm, This lan,l uf lbet
| ty il as fruitful III its annual crop 0
great men. AS. is the cultivated suil o
krntncky, for its chief product Mel
aru not MEASURED BY The number y
their itches, a. uf old but are valuet
according to their capacity on th'
wind measuring marhine, AMI the ii
mrnsiuns Of their bladdpts. Hence 4
II, that we hot ,,nffeq',rnily meet Will
a very sn,uit great man, which is I
very Singular anomaly. 3 aft 81
II Il u this division Of The greal
bi.ped family which claims divine re
la'ionsliip that society is Indebted f.,
The ten thousand beautiful resolutions
daily adopted NJ pat,iolit meetings
aud other gatherings, designed 10 sp'
society ahead. WHEN tie facility with
which bucks are manufactured, ID Ia.
ken into consideration, II ii strange
that d volume Of q forms" Il MT oat,
to assist tho novice IN this kind Of bu.
siness. How wonderous cheap Il dU /
come. to hold ali " indignation" and
pass, cpnlemn, ard damnatory resolu-
tions The Climatic infupnre Ut this
region, prevents much II, this way that
otherwise woald be done; but New
England Is The great place for all
manner Of meetings, III which all man
npr II resolutions are aduptpd. Ar
'twould SEEM, more to fiil The bed.
blanket newspapers, than ahy thing
else. The last thing bvforei us II the
proceedings Of n 'non-resistance +"
meeting held At Worcester, Mass, on
thp 24,l, ul,o. The following items
cf interest, in The proceedings, strike
as. il9 atif f'
Mr.. CnAcE. Of N r.. hoped TIM,
the subject Of honerpsistabce would BIZ
specially considered IN reference to
fugitive slaves whether f,rcc might
be used TO rescne them out Of the
hanls It kidnarI~r-. as N Tho case Of
Jerry. at SArncu~c. lie al.o wished
to know whether mn resistance could
resort to legal measures In collecting
debt.
WV. W. Cook. II Hoppdale,
thought tMt II II was iecide,l TIM,
nnn.resiStance il true In princinle. It
was quite clear that we conkl MT EN-
ploy officers 70 use the sword for u>,
any more than we could Use that in
sirumeut ourselves. lf at@
/. Adm BAtLou said he should draw
a line OF distinction between conIortn.
ity 70 the law, and prosecuting un.
der 1t. .lFs 4a
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, as clair.
man Of the Business Committee, re-.
ported seven hundred and tify-,hree
resolutions, penling the reading OF
them. the meeting adjourned.
LgcruRE 10 THg lopSe LADIES'
On Sunday night last, it w,s our pleas
ure to listen to another lecture from
REv. MIR. CAsrLrroS, intended for the
eeneft Of the Young Ladies. The
house was crowded. and commanded
to silence by the force of the speakers
elnquence That he dealt unsra'ing-
ly with the frivolities Of extravagant
fashion. to which the softer sex is at
this day bound slave. all must alike
admit who had the pleasure to hear
him. That there was more truth than
poetry in what he said. was visible in
the flashing eyes of his fair anditors
The Rev. Gentlemen dwclt. with
much force on Tue iirr-si,le Influence
Of woman. on the affairs Of tho outside
world; and certainly did no, go for
amiss, when he attributed much Of
The misery and vice, If the day. III