The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

To QUA DirullAL 1ntsHpe. IT.,
last Losisiasa DmesjaD hss = no.,s'
With The above head. whieh runs this
Our advent Into ,hs Dsmrral ba,
been The oiren. II eliciiins from on
contemporaries Of the tre.e Abtosd---
friends pdiioral mud p4l'sonnl---mnnJ
k'ed aud eongr"'nls'oty expressions
For thes. ,ua,ks Of their epiepm, w
ttust vs. shalt neter te Ut fault. II
point Of grateful Remembrance. W.
thank them. will, oil our heart 70,
their encouraging remarks and gootl
Wishes. -n"d especially those friend.
WHO. like our contemporaries a. Baton
Rouge, and New Orleans (wl,cm We
have km,wb, aud whom hive known
"s fo' year~, and Intimately vince
ny their notices b p,"per tegard fvt
Tie friendly ties AID "Reminiscences u
" aold hang syne. .+.t5
The ddvotyte. will please not sp.
ptotriste ali If this we'll ne,ited
compliment To i'self: Tor We have done
~ mueh TO help The Doctor along, III
the ruffing line, rs my man In the
State.
@A-sa a>-sk 80. - "a . -
DEMoeaArU V,crom We learn
with pleasure Of Tho triumph If lie
Democratic party on the recent "ccss.
sion Of the election ft Police Jusvts
j" East Baton Rouge Parish IN. I"
cite District the democracy selected
tor 'hei, Champion our former tellow.
townsman C"pt. Henry Il. Sale, and
right CALAMITY did he br"r our ncblp
f'Dg IN ~ glorious victory. The hat
.le WIS ho'ly CONTESTED BY the X. NJ
but resulted in The election Of Capt. s
by s"me nine or ten votes We con.
gfa'nate The people Of East Bah,h
Rouge on il,e accession 10 the councils
Of tl'sit country, 81 81 sk,llfnl foan.
Tier, and able J"Jae IT all sm"ll mat.
t.ts and large, Ms Captain Sale.
Wood,'lle Republican.
We have not seen the Capt. for .ev.
era| days, but have been informed by
u gentleman who Htoped at bis hou~,
about week ngo, that IL The Cap'"is
has changed bis politics. be has done
so, since be Tame sway.
las p.oss Wit '' A so,.--M,.
appears y good deal dinur-.
bed, soys The Washing on uortespon.
lent NJ tho New Yo'k Port BY thu
'ecer'io" u Father VIII, who exr.,i.
'nres n correspondent citation al .pir
tn. l" regard to Father Viii, your
corresponding te'ieiases himself Inst
IL liz was The frat 10 mention NJ. Ar
ival, with his son. so he WINS TN Ar.,
" v'nd''ate him from any impu'ntions
u which The announcement, mi gh' give
ccasion4 II was promptly declared
bat, though nov priest and celi.
ate according to The rules Of the
luroh, tho worthy Padre bad ono.
cen nm advocate n, law. and that The
"n"p IMAM might b. presumed to b.
's offspring ef the lawyer and not u
h. ercetias'jc. trust tbn / shnll
vi further prove my rcgard for The
sveren1 Father and The clergy gen.
rally. by publishing The following
r'gra'n"''c dialogue. supposed IN have
between some coviliug railer
nd h''nrelf. On The question Of pater.
'ty
FOOD priest. for shsmei you've got son.
hoogh Mother church allows You nonep'
Hush, rash sccusefi . Hold you, Jaw,
y son II but sor.'n.hAwp
--==4.- 80
New School PRESBYTERIAN 0xn
RAJ Assembly -- THE .slovery Ques
'n.--A New York despatch, Of the
$. inst. says:
The discussion in the New School
r'Hbyteria" Genera Assembly. on thu :
hject Of slavery. continued through
9 day. but without coming TO any
Inclusion ~ 70 the disposition Of tie I
70 reports touching the powers Of the =
~sembly i" regard to slavery. S"ne
eWb-rs advocated the declaration
III slavery i. a ain ner se. A mum. q