The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10

is|"turc ol Massachusetts having moth
ing else to Do, h passing n'' manner Of
Indignation and other resolutions, as
much out Of It's Legitimate business ~
lcgislating Tor tho Tongo Islandn.---
Some Of tho mort exemplary Of tbci,
patriots aud great mon, havo 80 much
pent9 up Indignation to won't, that We
expect not 70 AGO tho Inst oft for many
years 70 come. Harmless innocent
Rmusc mont.
Tho Southern people could no. be
'padc to Fight their fellows Of the
North We have our brothers and eis.
.ors there, our autts and Ner,nn,s
cousins. IL ii reasonable to expect
that wo can ever bc mado to tako NJ
arms against them Not bit Of it.
Ono thing, however, very certain; il
our boys could get hold Of rome of the
chief priests Of ianaticism---somo Of
Tho gnn.powder parsons. and brim-
stone politicians they would bc very
apt to receive light coat Of tar aud
feathers. Indeed. nothing but thcir
pantaloons would savo some Of the
yemen from rough treatment. l,lnte
away Hale! Blow Greedy. IN freely ms
you may, remembering that cpcry dog
can have day; but sooner or later
the DEVILS 70 pay 10 ahead, console
yoursolvcs with tho reflection tina,
when You come to yield tho ghost
lsSo any other ordinary humanity, that
n chorus Of black spriis; chcrubs
with fiat noses will como and bear.
your souls to Ahraham's bosom. VIVA,
shall the poor down troddcn colored
man~--not able 10 tako caro- Of himself
here. do for you. when you are trans
ported hence To heaven Why, bring
you Arabic perfumes, which shall do
your nose no good, until no leaves
your presence. Ito shall keep bevy
Of curly.hended black seraphims, to
sing you ."Du dah-dcy,' and other !ul
libys. Repent your folly, Horace, pray
for your o,cn soul and We shall believe
you to DO an honest man. You'll die
some Of these days, and We do not feel
altogether certain that you will bo so
fortunate as to 60 where the good
niger goes"
The following is the last good thing
in the way Of ajoke, turned of BY
that grave and serious body, the Mas
sachuse''s legislature Mr.. Hale is
entitled to the credit Of it:
ResolDed, That tho sum of ten
thousand dollars be allowed and paid
ont Of the Treasury Of the Common
wealth to His Excelency tho Govern
or, to be by him applied in whole or
part in such manner not rcpugnan, to
the Constitution and laws as shall
most ctiectually aid tho people Of Kan
sas, who were represented in the Con
vention which assembled at Topeka in
October, 1855, in maintaining their
rights rs men and citizens under the
Constitution Of the United Stats, and
that the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Council,
have authority to appoint such agents
to disburso the said sums as may be
necessary; aud the agents so appoint
ed shall account only to him for the
money BY them cxpe ded, and the
Governor IS hereby authorized to draw
his warrant accordingly.
WHAT Is A TURNER I'm the recent
trial Of the German Turner's riot ia
Cincinnati, some discussion arose as to
the character Of the German Turner'S
Society, when Judge Stallo, one of the
council, said:
The name meant gymnast. IT.
was established to promote and deve|~
ope the physical man, and also for The
improvement. Of the mind. In Cincin-