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JONATHAN Aub HIS BRIDE AT A
FASHIONABLE HorHL.-At one ST our
fashionable hotels The other LAY, among
the arrivals was one Of The qenus YER
dant-a regulaf mistake Jonathan
with eyes wide open at the novel.
lies he met at every turn. He bad
brought with him his better hall n
strapping, flaxen hairad lass. bedecked
with a ptofnsion Of ribbons and cheap
j5wel,y they had evidently !" some
down" to spend the honey moon, and
Jonathan had. no doubt, dafned the
expense
The first morning after their arrival,
the Rervant was thrown into Mysteries
by verdont mistake Jonathan g bell
rang furipnsly. aud he demanded to
see ihs landlord that funttionary havs
ing made bis appearance he was holl-
ed with
How are ye-bow De do, old feler 7
Me and Patience find all right here
room fixed up first rafe-gives n
feller high falulin feeling but say
Old boss, we want a wash bowl and
towel to take of the dust outside, then
III como down and tnko little New
England with ye."
I Here are all Tho corlyaniences for
washing, sir. > said The landlord step
ping 10 mahogany wash sink aud
raising The lid
Gosh all Potomac !" exclaimed our
Yankee, =" seho eper Nought ofhat eye
fable's openjh' on top Hat Wav r.
Nothing further occurred until The
hour for breakfast, when The verIant
couple were seated nj The table and
Jonathan having burnt his throat. by
drinking bis coffee too bot, and attamp-
ted TO help hlmselft to an omeIata with
bis fingers, finally had bis attention
attracted TO some fish balls, which are
MS everybody knows, fish and potatoes
minced together, rolled into balls about
as large ms an ordinary seized apple,
and cooked brown
Having procured the diah TINT con.
tained them, by means Of servant, he
helped himself and partner to ons each
and grasp!ng tho precious morsel firm
y in hand. Jonathan opening his oapa-
eious jaws. took u bite from lis when
suddenly be dlagorged Ihe morsel with
m expression Of much disappointment,
aud turning 10 his bride. exclaimed
Z" swow, Patience, Mese doughnuts
arc noth'n bm eoafsh and 'taters.'
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STEAM ON THE RED SEA-The
Vlceroy Of Egypt has determined to
establish steam communication be-
tween various points on the shores Of
the Red Sea and has chartered steam
navigation company with a capital Of
ten millions, Of which the Government
will furnish three millions The en-
terprise will be under the direction Of
Mustapha Bey, the nephew Of the
Viceroy.
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CHARACTERS IN Wmua4.--Ths
characters Of writing have followed the
genlous oftbe barherous ages. they IRE
we'll or i'll formed ia proportion rs the
sciences have flourlshed more or less
Antiquaries remark, that The medals
struck during The epnsnlshp Of 1fabiua
Pietor, about $50 years before An
gustus, have tho letters better formed
than those Of an older date. Those Of
the time Of Augustus and Of the fol.
lowing ago, show characters Of perfect
beauty. Those Of Diocleasian and
Macmillan are worse formed than
those Of the Antonies and again those
OF the Jnstius and .Juatiuans degeuer-
ate into Gothic taste. But it is not
to medal only that these remarks nre
applicable, VS. see the same inferior,-
ty Of written characters generally fol.
lowing in tho train Of barbarism and
ignorance. During the first race Of
our kings, We find no writing which is
not n mixture Of Roman and other
characters Under tho empire Of
Charemagne and of Louis 10 Debon.
are, the characters returned almost to
the same point Of perfection which
characterized them in The time Of Au-
gustns, but in the following age there
was a relapse to the former barbarism
50 that four or five centuries we find
only the Gothic characters in manu-
scripts; for it is not worth while max
ing an exception for some stort peri
ods, which were somewhat more pol
ished, and when there was less inele-
gance in the formation or the letters.
Melange, II Histoire de Mterature
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Drug store For Sale,

V'HE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged TO leave for
Europe on account Of family interests, ofers
for sale, his Apothtearg Ship, well known as
enpvine one Of the hest locations In baton Rouge.
It contains opmplets assortment Or Medicines,
Psrfumery, Paints dc, sli fresh and In FIRST rate
condition.
The terms NJ sale, will he advantageous so thai
the purchaser cannot fail o success besides tbs Gus
tom is Of the best n order still more to enhance
the facilities u the purchaser Of The Drug Store,
the undersigned IL willing " lease for term If
years, either part Or the whole Of his house, Or
else TO sell the house, nj The option u the bur
chaser. lang SGs6m. n. J0UHDAH.
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AN INDIANA SrnAw.-A country
Democrat lately riding on the cars in
Indiana, determined to test the truth
of the fusion reports, took tho vote on
a train himself. lie hurried through
the cars with paper and pencil, ask
ing this one and that for whom they
voted some said Buchanan, some
said Fremont, and some said Fillmore.
At last he came TO a white cravated,
black coated, demure looking indivd-
ual
Sir" said he who do you vote
for 2"
My friend" answered the sanity
parsonage, =" | go for Jesus Christ
Tie Democrat looked over his pa
per-" sir" said he. there is no
such candidate running. If there is
| will bet you hundred dollars be
don't get fifty votes in Indiana %
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ADVANCE ~ TREiaHTs AT Lpr1s-
vtLtH.-Ihe Louisville Journal Of the
10th inst, says
The captains Of steamboats, in port
put up the price Of freight yesterday
to sl,25 3 VI 30 per hundred pounds
for the Mississippi river and New
Orleans freight and I'll for Ohio river
frieghts,
Lowe PAssAeH.-By M arrival at
New York it is assertained that The
brig Lorefto from Philadelphia bound
to Monte Vldeo, put into barbados,
on tho 18th nlt., In distress, with loss
Of mannast and othor spafs. She
bad been out 1916 days.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

ENTERTAINING SPECTACLE. Push
ing our way into an exciting crowd Of
people, on Nasaenlvo street, on Satur-
day evening, we found the cause Of
excitement to be two foolish dogs en-
gagged il a mutual endeavor to eat
each others ears Of ltaeh dog had
his hackers, and Tho clapping Of hands,
shouts and EXPLANATIONS that marked
every turn to the struggle, illustrated
to what sublime degree human re-
linement can be carried Tho dogs
seemed TO consider ear chewing most
estimablo summer evening luxury, and
the spectators, some of them, looked
and acted As if they would like to in.
dulge in the luxury too The dogs
were finally pulled apart by their mas
tors, who doubled tho respective valu-
atoms on tho spot, rs reward for
their chivalry The manly manner in
which some dogs fight, and the dog
gish manner in which some men fight,
as we'll as the mutual interest that men
and dogs take in each others fights,
convince us that these two tribes Of an
finals are the most nearly allied of all
the brute creation. - Crescent.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

GHBEHsbuRa HAS PoEr - The
now paper, published at Greensburg,
IN ST. Helena Parish, has frightened
up poet, who strikes the Tyre. for
fame, in an ode headed Change y
from which we nre forced AZ an adj
mirer Of beautiful thoughts to take n
verse. IA critic We hive no objection
to The sentiments Of The lines, or The
length Of The " feet in which The Poet
measures them out 10 us but we do
think that he should have appended II
note at the bottom, to let 1s know
what kind of" Change" he is talking
about. Ia it the metallic basis ? IF 20
it has pleasant ring anywhere even
in the plated plato Of a fashionable
church in hat in a horn, in any
thing The prosey walks Of life are
gladdened by its music; it oils The
tongue of The politician and keeps the
wheels of Government in motion. If
this is The kind change, it is we'll
" Sing on, ye st. Helena poet gives
US a Hurlet Of it, that we may sicken
and so die. Change! Why Sir, if
this be the burthon Of your song, tho
theme inexhaustable. We opine that
the following verse has a bearing on
the subject
Objects bright now rise to view,
The mortal eye allure,
OF decay they spenk, too true,
Of mans architecture.
The " Imperial" will do we'll TO en-
courage the writer, and have him in
due season, to publish book.
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Special Notices -.
Fresh Arrivals.

IN CASKS Sugar Cured Hams
~ 30 Hbxes Fresh Cream Cheese
80 Boxes Star Candles
40 Dozen Erooms
20 Bbls. Whiskey
A I Of which are offered very low t. deal
ers sept ~. BaReEE Il BfrtAm1r
lN The Succession Of Ions HAHnetrH, deed.
No. 81 Ptnbate~-s,xifl Judicial District
Court Parish If East Baton Rouge.
W HEREAs, Martha Hall widow Ran.
W delphi has applied to the Court afare-
said, to be appoii ted Administrative Of the
Succession Of John Randolph, late Of saii
Parish, decd
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
teresletl, to show cause within ten days
from The first publication NJ this notice. why
said application should not be granted
sept2I- Cd. ]. G. GAYLE,
Ueuutv Tiprk
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

The other evening gentleman
pointed out a dandified looking in
dividual to bis friend as sculptor.
What - said his friend, "such a
looking chap az that sculptor ?
Surely you must BE- mistaken"
lie may not be the kind of one
you mean said the informant. but
| well know that he chiseld a tailor
out of suit of oloes last week.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26
DON'T 30 IT

1T has been suggested ny some OF
the Dark lan'hetners, to reopen an
other wigwan some where under the
hill. and have secret meetings again
for initiation, etc. Oar masked adj
vice il, that they do II not for sever
al sufficient reasons, The first IF which,
il, that we love All our people and
would not like to see any Of them
mashed to death All things point
now to The popularity and Success Of
The American party, with its Nationai
Candidate aud should The doors Of an
other Wigwam BE- opened, the rush o.
new applicants for initiation into the
Mysteries Of 1huggery would be SO
great, That they would mash one other
to death. IN their eagerness 10 see The
light of 4 dark lantlern.
Az man cannot see one second
ahead Of time, and cannot calculate
with any certainty on what will turn
up III the noxt minute he is aa help.
leaa aud rifyable subject. needing The
prayers and cnmmisseration Of those
who have intercourse Tor pretend that
they have1 with the gods Man gropes
his way from The childhood Of the era
die to the childhood Of old age, in alb
solnle darkness. He has two eyes
when one Ia entirely sufficient to lead
him aslray. He goes laundering about
from one error to another, until lie
tumbles over and The earth covers him
up. then all his good and evil deeds
are buried Will, him. Fortuua-telnrs
miss their calculations now mud then.
aud the unerr'ng cards absolutely lie
AT imea in order TO deceive liz. The
floating wind currents Of popular OPT.
Mon may not always be safely relied
on and tho never varying 'rade winds
vary We have bosom full Of com.
passion and sympathy for those who
are ever yexing themselves to find out
by guessing which IL The right side
the strong side, in religion and politics
and fall from one error to another
There are (thank the Lord for it, some
calm and cool headed philosophers
left, who care not whether they are on
tho weak aide or the strong side, The
popular aide Or the unpopular side -
Such have taken their bearings. they
have examined the charts, TO sec
which is the right road and which the
wrong, and like Mr.. John Bunyan's
Pilgrim; LET not tho roaring Of lions
Oh ono side, o. the blatiug Of lambs on
the other, change their course. II such
mon are wrong, then they are con
soientioualy wrong, and shall not be
severely dealt with hereafter, for it.
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Per ship Gaorgs West.

Onnn Lbs. pure and extra White Lend,
AUUU 1860 do. Snow White French Zinc,
i5n Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow Paint,
Zinc Dryer, Iithargs, Spanish brown;
yellow Ocbrs, Whiting, Red Lead,
German Black, japan Damsn and
Light Furniture VarBish, alhzisr's Points,
GrainsrS' Philadelphia Glue, Fitehes' Sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low Mt The
Hardware store Of MONTAN h HuHUET,
septic Church street, opposite Harvey House
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

Paradise is NOT 50 long as is some
times thought The garden of Eden
issnow spread out in the width of the
world. Our homes are bowers in it ;
orr roads are walks in it and always
within reach hang forbidden fruits
though now they are such as are effect
their own punishment in eating-apples
Of Sodom golden in riud and dust
inside. There is in the garden still
the tree Of the knowledge of good and
evil and this we may eat of now for
It is full grown and the fruit of it is
ripe.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26
GLOVER AND HOSIERY.

Uf THE Empire City from Hev York, have
- just received my assortment ofgsnts Gloves
and Hosiery, also largs assortment Of Ifandk'fs,
Gravats, Nee.ties, Stocks, aearfs, Linen Boston
Shirts and Under Shirts Of MI kinds. Particular
attention In asked TO my assortment Of Gloves and
Gauntlsts, in these goods defy competition.
Sspt.5--y, w. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

IN the Succession Of VrcTon Torzfg, deed.
No. 500, "Probateo--Sixth Judicial Dis
trlct lourt--East Baton Rouge, La
nv HEREAS JUGS BossgcAzg, has
w applied to the Court aforesaid, to be
appointed administrator Of the succession Of
V1cTon ToUzts, late Of said Parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted J. G. GAYLE,
septi2-10d. Dep'y. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS Indebted 10 the undersigned for
II account Of the past ana previous years, are
requested to come forward and settle
aspt24H b. JUURDAN,
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sUNIlRIES.

pUHE BORAx, spetsr Solder, Brazier'a Colder,
Pure Bgek Tin, Red Kel Emory Cloth, FLOW
or Of Emory, Coarse No. do. Mt
MONTAH II HUGGET'a,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House.
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sEEEft's. SCHOOL.

Mrs LOUCKs, will reopen her School
WI on Monday the goth Of September, at
her residence on North boulevard
ssp.23-6 -t4w
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NOTICE.

THE MALE SCHOOL Of Mr.. r. d.
Wilson, will be reopened on Monday, 22d
inst sept 49,
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Just Received.

n1RECT FROM ST. LOUIS
~ 20 BBLs., EXTRA Family 81. Louis FLOUR
10 do NE9HAN0C POTATOES
10 boxes CREAM CHEESE:
3 CKa. AMEs' NAMES;
CANDLES and SOAP,
septl7-h. NJ. q. BRYAN,
South East Cor. Court House Square.
M IT. y. TX READS EMINARY.
WILL COMMENCE its next session, Monday
October 9Th. PApils are particularly requested te
be present til Rpst day Of School.
II MRS. NJ. W. READ Principal.
'ept-fsae-v. Baton RoHss' L..
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TO Carpenters md Planters.

Inn DOZEN "sandersons" best Files, assorted
wv kinds and Sizes for sale low Mt
MONTAN h HUGUET'a,
septic Church street, opposite Harnsy House,
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FOR SAFE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 30 years Of age.--
II A good House aervant, Washer and Honer
For particulars enquire at the Comet Office.
seut q ZIG
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Tbt 4ailp!! Comet.
BATON ROuaE,;HsEPT. 20, 1886.


BATON ROudE,HSEPT. 20, 1886.
Dprp.--This is the name Of the Inst
Mrs Dpecher Stoves novel, Samp
spn. Son. Law Il o., are Iha London
publishers, and squahbe haa com
menced about the copyright Mrs
Stowe should have gotten The first let
ter of the alphabet IL The title fer ber
new book, and at its end. written an
obituary for herself and a. ep'faph for
her tomb. In her first book. IN Sian.
der Of our people, she has taken bali
grain Of truth, and inaguifed il into
gigantic proportions Of error Let her
come into our country, and see Tor
herself, what she talks learnedly about
and IL che have one spark Of All ohso-
tets article called truth and justice"
il her bosom. she will weep for tho
Injustice she has done ns. Her fame
"A al auLhoress, and delinaatnr Of tacst.
has gone up IN the eyes Of Europe, t.
pinnacle from which i Must rapidly
descend 10 the earth again Truth
and i,,sttna tn her kinsmen demand it.
and 1t must be 40.
IN the fostering corrupt'ons and evil
Of London Dr. Paris life, more horrid
novel, could be made Of The naked de-
tail Of daily facts, than she has con
iurad out of d Queen Mab's imagina
ton.
TuANRs.--To Hon j. I CAHHi-
can, are We indebted for the " First
Biennial Report Of James N Stafford
A. NJ. State Geologist fthe State Of
Tennessee. i"
How long shall It he, before LoulEi
ana contributes her quota. to the
Geological knowledge Of tho Union
~ A Catalogue Of the Officers
Alumni and students Of jackson Col.
lere, Columbia Tennessee. il before
us. This Institution IL under The care
and patronage Of the Masonic Era.
ternity
VEny CHEAp.--The Hartford Even
ing Press, offers the following Cam
paign Documents for aale. ut the fol
lowing tariff rate: All orders must
DO accompanied with the money and
state how the documents arc TO be
sent 1.-THE Life Of Fremont in
English, 2cts." The Life Of ditto. il
German Gets " Tho Border Ruff
fan Code in Kansas | cent This.
we presume. was written by one Of the
Border Ruiians, and may be relied
on. flames Buchanan, hla doetrinee
and Policy az exhibited by himself,
! cent Stewards Speech, on the
immediate admission Of Kansas as a
FREQ State, / cent speech 81 the
Hon, Schuyler ColfaS on the laws Of
Kansas, | cent.
What Colfax i'll this !? Ills name
il not familiar to Us, ~ one Of the
lions Of the north.
JOHN RANDOLPH AND Tom MOORE,
We find the following under the head.
ing American Ann" in the Mobile
Tribune
"Who do you think / met under
the gallery ofthe House Of Commons2'
said John Randolph 70 q gentleman.
!" You can't guess, and SO III tell you.
There was spruce, dapper little gen
tleman sitting near to me, and be
made some triiing remarks, to which
| replied. We then entered into con
versation, and | found him most fas
cinating witty fellow. Ito pointed
out to me the distinguished members
,cha ,Yara unl-nnwn ~ mo aud fra
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TnApRs.-To Hon. ]. I CAHHi
can. are we indebted for the First
Biennial Report Of James N Stafford
A. NJ, State Ceologist ofthe State Of
Tennessee.
How long shall It be, before l,oulsi-
ana contributes her quota, to the
Geological knowledge Of tho Un'on4
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

10 A Catalogue Of the Officers ],
Alumni and students Of jackson Col
lege, Columbia Tennessee. il before
us. This Institution IL under The care
and patronage Of The Masonic Fra
ternity.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-04
Only $4,000!

Senator SLIDELL we believe is n CONNER
cial man, been raised a merchant. All his pos
llticaI acts show It. In all his political calcu-
Iatlons money is a predomioating principle
With money he enacted the Plaqnemines fraud
and carried This State for Polk; with money
his friends in New Orleans were elected to the
Legislature and he elected United States Sem
ator; and now he wishes to force Il President
even upon the people Of this great Republic
through the Influence Of this same corrupting
dross which bad men seize at so eagerly for
a few DAYS since he asserted in a public speech
in New York, That Pennsylvania ''conld be saw
ed flor the sp"ilsmenl by raising $4,000 in
New York" Wouldn't raising it in England
answer the same purpose? We all know Tint
without Pennsylvania Mr.. BUCHANAN has no
chance of being elected. Therefore. according
to Democratic lntie, Mr. Buchanan lacks just
fifty thousand do}bars Of being President -
Won't somebody fork it over?
Read the following from The Philadelphia
Bulletin, a neutral paper:
$4,000 for Penn<ylrania.--There was a
solemn convocation Of Buchanan leaders N the
New York Hotel, on Thursday night last, at
which Mr.. S!ideIl, the disunion Senator from
Louisiana, was the principal actor and orator.
The great question Of the evening was, how
can PENNSYLVANIA he saved to the Democrlry.--
Mr.. Slideil said that it could hesaved hv raising
$4,000 D in New #York. Without this sum. The
State would inevitably 90 for Fremont, This
is putting the old keystone State, with her
twenty~seven electoral votes. al Il very cheap
rate. 1t is stated that til, Buchanan Dpmo-
craey spent a million of dollars in Maine. prior,
to the late election. 1t Is rather shabby in
them to talk about making Pennsvlyania secure.
with ONLY one twentieth part Of thatasnm.--.
The Southern money and The Southern
speeches had II very extraordinary effect in
Maine, and Pennsylvania has a right TO look
for an equally liberal outlay of both. We
have plenty Of Southern orators enIightenine
us 10 regard TO our duties. Cannot the State
be supplied with more than fifty thousand
Democratic dollars?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-04
PLAQUEMENE:
Saturday, October =. 1855.
THE GREAT AMERICAN RALLY IN
BATON ROUGE.

We venture to assert, with but little fear of
contradiction, that The political display which
took place in Baton Rouge last Wednesday
afternoon and night was The grandest, the
proudest and the most exciting Of any that
base occurred outside of New Orleans in this
State during the present canvass. It was one
Of those wild bursts OF enthusiasm which fire..
qnenNy occur among our people on the eve of
a Presidential contest in favor Of one or the
other Of the candidates, and which, when they
teach that patriotism Of feeling and that mag
ni6oence which characterized the display which
we mention above, give an almost sure indica.
ton Of the success Of that ticket in favor Of
which such a splendid demonstration Ind been
elected.
We have not the time this week to give an
account ofthis great American Rally for FILL.
MORE AND THE UNION as it richly deserves !;
suffice to say that it surpassed in splendor,,
harmony and warm-hearted enthusiasm, the
most sanguine anticipationa Of those generous
and hope-inspiring spirits Of the Capitol who
have set and are still displaying such d noble
example to the friends Of FILLMORE and DON.
EIsoN throughout the State.
When we state that there were five thouA
sand persons on the ground and in the pros
c~ession, we must have a very Indifferent tact
in computing numbers If We are mistaken.
Aboat 3 o'clock, the steam boat Dove, Capt.
]. L. PETIT, have sufficiently near to the city
for The two or three thousand spectators on
the bank to discern and 10 welcome with hearty
cheers the dense crowd on board, composed of
the "76 Club Of Plaquemine, delegations from
other Clubs in the parish. and persons whose
patriotism conid not be restrained upon SO hi
larlous an oeeasiensamoBg whom were a mum.
Der oE the fair sex, whose presence fGod bless
them0 ever lights mp hope, strengthens the
nerves and gives brillianey 10 the eve, Ia al
enterprises or undertakings which, 10 be sue.
e~essful, require q t%ireless energy and the dis
play Of elevated sentiment and 4 f~aulLless in
tegrity; We noticed also q very fair sprinkllug
OF our Democratic friends--making altogether,
with their badges, their music, and their trans.
parencies inscribed with glorions sentiments,
q political display from this parish, the ike of
which has not been seen here since the can
vass Of '48.
1t could be seen.in the connfenanccs or nil
on shore--we were ourseIf on shore Ut the
time--as they gazed upon the masses on The
boat and listened to their inspiring shouts, that
a delightful disappointment was swayIng their
breasts, in beholding such ar unexpected turn
ont from that DepocFatic stronghold, the pa.
Of IberviIle, ii favor Of FILLMORE and