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WORSE THAN THE COMET.

The comet may not come--if II comes,
II may not hurt any body, but something is
coming, that is sure The editor Of the
Newbury Is. CO. Rising Sun says something
iscoming, and who can doubt it9 The south
thought the election Of Buchanan settled
the question, but there has been an election
in st Louis that portends worse than the
Comet On the strength Of this the Rising
Sun emis the following light though it
ends dark dark no dawn appears"
Clouds and darkness; threatening clouds,
omnibus darkness, gather around our Polit
ical future. A night gloomy and terrible;
sets in upon us We are drifting slowly, 81.
lently, into an ocean Of storms, furious whirl'
winds, quicksand, and fearful Of whirlpools
Asolemn silence prevails--tis the precursor
Of horrible tempest Hark the low NUT
tering rumbling of distant thunder breaks
upon the stillnessl Fitful flashes reveal the
sullen gloom. The lurid mir is heavy and
chill The storm pproaches--nearer and
nearer il comes, louder and more loud il
howls Man the sails-all hands to their
posts The South expects every man 10 dc
his duty. Life and death, honor and liberty
are involved Let each heart be firm, each
norve steady. The conflict will be fierce az
hate and malice can make il Stand firm
Hark what crash was that2 Kansas isgone
List triumphant shout from the spirits Of
the STORM Missouri is yielding How
fierce the blast, how lurid the ighning-
How terrible the tempest sea and heaven
are commingled Howls horrible, yels ter
rife, tear our ears Virginia is assaulted
Gloomy, dark, terrible howls the tempest
Waterman, what Of the night All is dark
dark no dawn appears"
We hope the fellow feels better nowl He
certainly must. Willie be so kind as to hold
out his Rising Sun when that dark time
comes7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
NEW YORK TIMES.

This valuable city journal has just closed
il sixth year, amid almost unparalleled
prosperity. It's patronage has constantly in
creased, until it is found necessary TO con
struct building expressly for It's use, and
such house Is to 90 up this summer on
the old Brick Church property. which will
be l00ft on Park Row, IS on Nassau and GO
on Spruce street. five storis high, costing
100000. It is true to the interests of free
dom, though not TO our liking on the tenn.
perance question. Il is an excellant me
tropoltan Journal and our readers who
want either daily or a weekly from New
York would do well to take the Times
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

- TT. -. Al Z. kL..L--ol
Governor "rignt deserves the 'nanks u
honest men Of all parties for the fearless
manner in which he has acted in exposing
a. 60 a ...,;.. no wh;eh ths
ns 'laaus AM 0's'P'oA' ~ '
Charter OF the Bank OF the state Oh Indiana
was obtained The SENATE Committee OF
Ave has beep in session in this city for near
...~,,;rr asv.,,nn.r,. havs
s"o "'e>' 'oa' '..'s
been made, all which VIII DO pupnsned IN
the report Of the Committee
The following testimony Of Alexander +.
Morrison of this city taken verbatim from
the record, viii give an mixing to the kind
Of facts that are elected:
"There was a deposit Of gold made in the
Metropolitan Bank, IN when ! was .. 'na,
'ne l1'sss'.s9 ; ,sh a dsm "ad "a When
The hank stock was 10 be paid, demand was
made by the depositor with statement that
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

Rxv @. JocErrS suggests the propriety Of
. grand convocatioa Of all the alumni and
former students o. Asbury University, next
July, in view Of the trouble that has befall-
en- the University. We are in for that, and
viii surly be on hand But AFTER al the
suggestion reminds US Of the Office seeker
who recently made the acquaintance Of the
President in search Of situation The
President listened to his story Of toll and
sacrifice in behalf Of the party, with becom-
ing patience, and then said: swell sir,
what can do for your win clerkship,
in one Of the departments answer No."
said the applicant "A situation in a Gus
tom House?' aNo" evil you accept q
Post oficer mo" awhat them "welr'
said the applicant, az should like situation
70 sspporf he ccnsfihlfionf'
In the first place we never regarded the
TROUBLES as half as DISASTROUS as some
folks imagine. The administration was un-
wise, in one instance, but the Asbury Uni-
versity Is not the matter Of moonshine TO be
permanently injured by such an event, or
half dozen such. There is not only the
recuperative power Of splendid endowment,
but the more powerful element Of living
place in the hearts of thousands Of living
men, who regard it with the tenderness Of q
beloved child, as wellas hundreds who hailit
Alma Mater Again, It's management is
committed TO board Of discrete and good
men, who need not to be assured By the
presence Of thousand former students that
they may do their duty. They have seen
much darker days in It's history, and lived
through them AL.
Nevertheless, we are in for that meeting,
and hereby invite every body to come, and
bring their wives and children with them,
(except the few old bachelors, like General
Reynolds, who have no wives. poor men)
and ifthere is anything to be done--if there
ID any danger Of the building and the trus-
tees going down when Professor Downey
suggested, we want to be on hands to Sup
port he eonstifuhon at least, further than that,
We don't see that we can be useful, especial
ly - there is 10 be no commencement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

D0rThe commissioners OF Franklin coun.
~ have given assurance that IL sufficient
amount can be subscribed by individuals, at
such localities as need bridges, they will
help those that viii help themselves This
is beginning right Now let the parties stir
themselves William Robson ESQ, Is ae-
tive in getting up subscription for bridge
to his farm, and heads the subscription, we
learn, with $500 He viii rasie a large sub
scription. Where isFarquhar2 Or conven-
ance Is in favor Of the Robinson bridge, but
wethink the true policy is to build the bridge
where Il will cost the county the least, as
there is no essential difference between the
localities, so far as the public generally are
concerned--if any, il is in favor Of the Far
quhar bridge, at Kimblesmill
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
A CALLED SESSION.

Those who profess to DO posted, now say
that the Governor viii issue a proclamation
in few days, calling the Legislature TO-
gsther We do not speak advisedly, but
such Is the probability. II is further said,
by those who say they know, that the Leg
islature would have been convened long
ago but for the interference Of Ex-senator
Bright The ground of this interference, is
the fact that Bright has proved treaeherous
TO Wright, and that the Wright men in the
Legislature win probably unite with the
Rspablicans and declare the bogus election
. fraud, and elect Wright and Morton 10 the
Uuited States Senate We care but little
about the elections, but we are anxious to
see the Asymms opened again, If the Gov
sr.or's party win not break the quorum TO
prevent Legislation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

PUTTING ON CRY ARs--Shcllbyville is
putting on city airs tremendously for place
Of its size. Last Sunday some of the up
per crust, seeking their proper level, went
to Ducth brewer, got drunk, and raised a
row in which missils IL various kines were
thrown, one Of which, brick-bat hit child
of the brewer, which was so badly hurt rs
to DO reported dead Monday morning
Meanwhile on Irishman, in an other part
of the city, seized razor and began to cut
his wife's throat and had made considerable
progress in his work, when two men, hav-
ing her screams, rushed In aud saved her
life. Like al good and forgiving wife she
refused to complain on him but insisted
that the two Intermediates were guilty Of
the bloody dade." What debt Of graft
tude every body owes to Judge Perkins, for
defending the constitutional right to do such
thipgs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
caNI HELP Youl

Gan neip your inst say the W0rQ.
There speaks the whole-souled,
whole-hearted mantle man whose
shadow is worth more than the body,
soul and estate, personal and spiritual,
of two-thirds of the human race
bearing that name. How he lifts the
responding spirits of his borother in
trouble. All day he has met with
cold eyes, cold words and colder
sympathy. Men fly him because
they have heard. heI was unfortunate;
and, be q villain, thief, a murderer,
says the world in action-but don't
be unfortunate. Iii lend you ten
thousand If you are worth fifty; If
your are unfortunate, I'm very poor
myself-would like to help you-could
have done so three days ago-but
positively av'ntg got three cents, shan I
be in possession Of that amount while
your misfottunes lasts. If your old
aunt dies, or your uncle, or in fact
anybody who chooses to leave you
fortune then just call upon NELL
manage to have a little loose change
on hand.
But lookl yonder comes broad
shouldered frank browed man, who
meets his poor brother with a hearty
clap on the shoulder, and can / help
you?-just say the word. Don't be
afraid now;-what is your trouble?
Ont with it and ifyou like little cash
just say so. Don't be downcast---
what if you have failed in your ex-
pectations once, twice or thrice?
Havn't some of our most successful
merchants done the same thing? made
the same mistakes? And where would
they have been if they hadn't found
friends? Come, what do you want,
how much? He doesn't clap his hand
on his pocket with a styx-like frown
which say as plainly as if he had
bawled it out in your ear,no entrance
in here. He is not one ofthose dys-
peptic cross grained, surly, moneyed
machines that squeezes sixpence till
it squalls, and reads newspaper with
a greedy voracious eagerness, for fear
he shall not get his two cents worth.
He lives for something else, that man,
than gain. His passport to Heaven
is written on his face, his religion on
the hearts Of the sorrowing-in the
homes he has made happy by his be-
nevolence.
Can help you?
Write the words in golden letters
for they are only heard on rare occa-
sions. The sheer, the scorn, the re-
fusal, they come with every night-fall
and sun-rising. Niggards grow like
mushrooms, but angels are scarce
Niggsrds can never look beyond their
own comfort and convenience; no
matter who starves next door, they
scatter curses and discouragements,
and blight, God only knows upon how
many, gentle hearts. They never
say can 1 help him, but he's down let's
kick him
But the angelic ministry OF those
helpers of humanity-men who be-
heve they were entrusted with pow
ers, the gods we'll might envy; that
they might be used to some good pur-
pose-what shall we say ofthem2
How give them the burning praise
they merit. Good whole-souled, gen.
erous men, the angels, and God him
self smiled approvingly, when with
beaming eyes and hopeful words you
said to the dispirited brother, "Can
l help your"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
IAN OLD-FAsnIONED MKrmODIsr

The CINCINNATI ENQUIRER paper
has an evident itching to "mix in y in the
local politics Of this State. Judging from
the condition Of the Democratic party in
Ohio, we should say that it had enough to
do to attend to the party in its own State
The reply, and the only reply that the De.
mocracy Of Indiana make to its twsddle
about the political affairs Of this State, is,
mind your own business" and iet us alone
your motives and prompters are well
known. The Democratic party Of Indiana
can settle their own affairs without any out
eide fllibusiering interierences, State SEN
fiReL
Ncighbors, you Should mover iei
Your angry passions rise up,
Your metal pens never made
To call each other---har names
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
ORIENTAL HOUSE.

Oriental. is the name OF new house
but recently opened in indianapolis, by
Frank Castigon, Jr. The house is sifua.
ted on Illinois street near the depot. and
for location, finish and general appearance
Throughout. cannot be surpassed by any
house Of lie sizeand capacity in the west.
indianapolis has longneeded such a house.
Il is to Indianapolis. what the Prescott
House is to New York.--Jefvsonpille
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

bd- Judge Test Col Pepper and other
distinguished gentlemen were stopping this
week at the ORIENTAL, the new hotel just
opened by Mr. Costigan on Illinois street.
between the Palmer and the Union Depot
IL ia splendid house, just finished, and We
predict for il q profitable custom. tits con-
venient to the Depot and to the business
part Of the city. Mr.. Costigan is man Of
exquisite taste, and viii treat his guest in
The best Of style. Do 4,lil
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

Nothing on earth can smile but a
mani Gems mag fash reflected light
but what is diamond flash compar-
ed with an eye flash or mirth flash?
Flowers cannot smile. This is charm
which even they cannot claim
Birds cannot smile, nor can any liv-
ing things. 1t is the prerogative OF
man. 1t is the color that love wears,
and cheefulness, and Joy; these three.
1t is the light in the window of the face
by which the heart signifies, to father
husband, or friend, that it is at home
awaiting, A face that cannot smile,
is like a bud that cannot blossom but
dries upon the stalk. Laughter is
day, and sobriety is highland o
smile is tho twilight that hovers gen.
tly between both, more bewitching
than either,
But all smiles are not alike. The
cheerfulness ofvanity is not the cheer
fulness of love. The smile Of gratif
ed pride is not like the radiance OF
goodness and truth. Tho, rains OF
summer fall alike upon all trees ana
shrubs. But whom the storm has pas
sed and every leaf hangs a-dip, each
gentle puff of wind brings down a
pretty shower, and every drop brings
with IL something Of the nature Of the
leaf or blossom on which it hung; the
roadside leaf yields dust; the walnut
leaf bitterness; some flowers poison,
while the grape blossom, the rose and
the sweet briar lend their aromas TO
the twinkling drops, and send them
down in the perfumed drops. And
so it is with smiles which every heart
perfumes according to its nature; sell
tishness is acrid; pride BITTER good
will, sweet and fragrant.-Beecher.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29
PUBLIC NETTING.

The friends Of Thomas Brown, who has
just served out term in the Kentucky Pen
itentiary, in which he was incarcerated on
charge Of abducting slaves, are invited to
meet in College Hall, next Friday evening,
May Goth, to hear his statement Of the facts
in regard to the affair A generalattendance
Is requested
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

s6g- Tho students Of Harvard College
Alabama, have inaugurated monument C
Harry slave Of the President Of the Col
lege, who, when the building burned down
in 1856, refused TO leave until all the stu
dents had been gotten out, and lost his life
thereby.
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Temperanoe Meetins.-h restpe win ee he.d n
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Dr. Lyn,obe and Mr.. Poe The public se re'peeiioJfe
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:. REDFlELD No. "a Beekmaa-st., will
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