Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
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We cannot suppress the pride that rises
within US upon receiving such notices OF our
paper, as well as individually, without re-
printing them and returning our thanks to
each separately. They are gems that are
not often found in the editorial career, and
coming, as we believe they do, from the
heart, we treasure them still more highly:
TaE SUGAR PLAYrER.LWe have received
this day. a copy of the Sugar Planter, pub
lished in the parish Of West Baton Rouge,
by HY.Ms Il GARDNER. in lieu OF the bts-a-
Tts. The paper shows a great deal OF me-
chanicaI skill and editorial wit, and We nope
will keep both departments on the present
footing. HyAMs IS a printer, a scholar, ana
has wit and an amount of acquired experience
in what should make paper interesting and
valuable-V ous stss 81 tarceur, Mr.. Hyams'
-Gasette
Many thanks to you Judge may you and
the Gazette flourish to your own hearts con-
tent. You should demonstrate with your
aMr. pickwick'' upon the improperly OF
using French phrases. Fous stes 81 droA
Monsieur Dufrocq.
The SUGAR .PLAsTER.-This handsomely
printed and much improved Journal came to
US on Saturday last, looking as lively and
cheerful as the ruddy countenanee OF its edi-
tor. We trust that HYAMs and the Planter
may grow and prosper together. and that
many editions OF both may survive TO perpet-
uate .heir great glory and honor. II. informs
us that he is prepared TO make sacrifices to
the first fair .'ladie' who ~ayailes herself of
the privileges OF New Year and proposes"
His usual modest blush accompanied the dec
~laration, and was increased to an intense glow
when we promised to make the fact known.
We send good speed TO all the Sugar Plan
fers and their genins koci of West Baton Rouge.
Rouge advocate.
OuR pious regards shall be ever with
you gentlemen, and for the many little acts
of kindness you have shown us, when so
much needed. receive our sincere thanks, and
trust that You will have the State printing
for the next twenty years at least. But you!
-perfdious Things how could you tell
such a story ont of school about "leap year"
and its privilegess For know gentle Things.
Al would not my unhoused free condition
Put into circutnscription and cenirs
For the seas WORTH
THE Vus-A-V..-HYAMs, lately Of the
Advocate office, has gone over to 81. Michael
and after having put a quietus on the Fs-a-
Tis-rendering it zone of the things that
were - and vis-a+yis TO nothing has brought
out in it's stead, from the same Office. a very
neat, pretty and pleasant sheet, entitled the
Sugar Planter.n the first number OF which
appeared last week. Good name. HyAMS
will please keep it into his head whilst oc-
cupying the Easy Chair He is in a good
place to act as moderator for this side.
When the 4ay of battle waxeth nigh, TO
decide "whoshall be President and when
our organs shall be inflated to wake martial
music for the occasion-when they shall boil
up and fizzel over with snothered indigna-
ton at the ''dastardly course Of the opposi-
ton the Sugar Pionfer. if he boils downd the
sacrursns matter. would do well to keep some
plums, or bon bon's, to sweeten the inagina-
ton of the combattants. One throw out now
and then. to the man who does the heavy
business for the Church street Oricle, would
have a tendency no doubt, to soften the nib
Of the iniexible steel he uses-uader the
same principle, whereby the lion is pacifed
the ass kept from braylng. Last week the
leader writer OF that paper, made so many
uccessive thrusts at the poor Honorable MIR,
Eustis, that we imagine him standing before
us-riddled like a sieve or a transparency.
Well HYAMs, we did intend to puff you,
but the thing is stale, positively common, and
therefore vulgar, and we won't do it. May
you make good crops, and may the profits Of
your la boz go into your own pockets, and not
be scattered among the indit1erently honest,
in this COMMUNICATIONS.
Be assured friend PIKE, we shall do our
best to keep it in our head, but previous ex-
perience has taught us that the 'chair," like
:he Chair Of State, is anything but Easy"
To the best of our ability we shall act as
moderator. as also pacifcator between you.
Don't let the Church Oracle--dignitary =
suppose we call him Dignitary annoy you
in the slightest. When he again attacks
such a man as Mr.. Eustis, think of the little
dog that sat all night barking at the moon.
Your advice and good wishes will be CRATE
fully remembered. And now
sfRind gentlemen your pains
Are registered where every day I turn
The leaf to read them"
FIRE.-The grocery store of r, c. Horr-
$3.50. ~I:, 80, 4Ln r.-tJnr~.~ s GL,xtfr nj. ~.