The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13

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/, Rome more. The sa,ne way it is now
, great men (of small pattern as well n
large) get into tho grent political par
, ties. and discourse lnost elo1uenIly ol
the love they bear The eountry-ths
pure. The unadulterated the refined
the digniiied, tho esaulted, The virgin
, ~ purified love with which their hos
oms are heaying and paDting ape
throbb'ng to and fro, bursting .hoi'
breeehes fastnipgs and vest buttons
aud all this for The uneasy love they
bear Rome" They all want 10
serve her-~~not for base aud mereinary
purposes, but because they really
love her, and would like TO lie down
high up in the soalo and near by the
treasury door (Which opens the why
TO tho very heart Of tho pation) and
prevent he,ves from breaking in.---
With suob lnoble motives, is II not
reasonable, that they should not upon
tho JeEuitioal mBxim, that the end
jnstites the means. and If they find
they cannot approach the blissful
haven. by ono road, turn round--beg
their way back (ike distinguished
congressional Representative we have
in our minds eye) and toll tho people
by the way aide. that when they stop.
ped at such and such n place. and
told the people " 80 and 30 J." that they
lied in their own throats knowingly
and Willingly, and offer tho sufficient
apology for 50 doing, they wanted to
reach aafely, that blissful Milford la
ven above referred to.
II IL singular fact, that all the va
ciliating men Of tho nation, arc small
mon. since wo have gone into class-
ics, lot us quote well known passage,
from Caesar TO establish tho point
That clever gentleman with n hooked
none, said moro than eighteen hundred
years ago-'alking about that haohct-
faced fellow Cassius
" Let the have men about mo that are fat.
Sleek headed men. ard such as seep o. piehta;
Yond' Uassus has lean nd hungry look,
lie thinks too much sueb nea arc dangerous
Enough Mr. Wailes---the Hon
& y. N. who was n prominent candi-
date for tho nomination to Congress
for this district, which Mr.. Pond, got
to DO beaten; has gone over horse, foot
and body---soul, mind, heart, liver
md intestines to the sol distant 1--WE
ike this French espresson) "Demo- .
,rat party, and he has taken with
lin, all bis political principles. Now
hen; what comes next9 Should not
he American Party sell out ? Should
lot the different wigwams call togeth-
" their leaders-their great men,
md have public auction Of them 7 ,
t would be good idea to do it in !
'est the money in popping crackers, G
md give young America a grand ju- t
lille. I
We have no patience TO read, much E
ass review the precious gem of an
pistle, from the head Of Genl. Wales, t
ddressed to Mr.. Bradburn, Of the O
'laquemine Sentinel, and re-published D
30 other day by the Democratic Ad- v
ocate oil this city. Let all honest men c.
hero may be few such, left--skulk c
q about ashamed to show Their heads) n
lad Mr.. Wales lettcr-laugh- q
lueeze lemons in their eyes and cry Ct
-apostrophise, moralize, and come to Il
ny other conclusion if they can than st
lat. it is huge thing to be great W
ian. r,
When it is all summed up, it Of
mounts to just this. Mr.. Wales is
'ys: "that what the Hon. G.. B. N. 70
Wales has said, was fact, and urged al