The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21

Tn. Delta's psg"err.otyp-.

The Delta, gives tho following pie
ture Of Mr. buchanan. " is. what may
very properly be called Ga charcoal
sketch. y
"Mr buchanan is very tall and
English looking, having burly figure
and Aorid complexion. There isa de
feet or squirt in one ofh;s eyes, which
gives him a very peculiar expression
especially while looking Mt tie ladies',
Mr.. Buchanan il slightly bald, and
his hair very gray indeed almost
white. His manner is cold, calm, and
dignified, and decidedly aristocratit.
There is peculiar expression of ben
evidence combined with lirmuess
which is very engaging. His face wins
on you the more you see II Mr.. Eu-
cbanan has either met with an acct
dent to his neck, or has acquired .
very disagreeable habit of jerking his
head suddenly down, as though his
cravat was choking him, his shirt col
lar tickling him under the ear, or
something of the sort When he
squints one eye into good, sly wink
and ducks his head at the same time
ifhe is looking at any Of the fair sex, he
certainly appears like an "cld sinner, >
and one disposed to forget his years,
and the gravity Of his distinguished
position before The world "
II is his misfortune. not his fault to
be English looking" The Emerald
islanders. who are nearly all Know.
Notlings ut home, would. We make no
doubt. rather support An American
looking candidate for the Chief Ma
gistrate Of this nation, than an Eng
lish looking one Every true Anne
rican, sympathies with the cause in
Ireland, to which Thomas Adds En-
met, was aglcricus martyr A foreign
despot in State and foreign Autocrat
in Church, have brought the Irish
people to the condition in which we
now find them. Nothing more is
claimed by the American party, than
what every true patriot and intelligent
Irishman asks for his own people.
It is Mr.. Bucbanan's misfortune,
not bis fault that lie looks aristocratic.
It is very rare that the body has this
fashion on it that the soul and spirit,
which moulls it, has not something in
kindred sympathy Indeed, if we take
a pencil and add up the number of
years, that Mr.. Buchanan has been
Federalist, they will be found to out
number the years, he has been, what
is called democrat.
We do not believe that he has the
squirt, which gives him a very pecu-
liar expression, especially when look
ing at the ladies' This charge could |
have only originated in the mind of a
rival Of the distinguished Pennsylva-
MAN in his younger days. If J. of
the Delta is willing TO Admit that he
was, his prospects with Me bali blown
roses Of Louisiana, are hlighted for
ever. lie had better qualify this, or
tako it back entirely. The PROPOSE
ton, that, when he squints one eye in
to good sly wink, and ducks his
head at the same time, he looks like
an "old-sinner," is admitted. The ar
gumcnt of his being old, by party of
christian reasoning, makes him a sin
ner-an "old sinner" and nothing but
the waters of the fountain. which day;
lreamcrs imagine exists some where
IN Elyreum, can bring him back to tho
7igor Of former days, and restore the
glossy hair Of his youth. Squirting
1t the ladies will do no good in the
coming canvass. The ladies are all
native Americans, in contradistinction
10 the party, which embraces and bles-