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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

A TuiNa or BEAUTY. The con.
gregation Of tho Methodist Church,
owe much gratitude to the energy and
industry Of the leading spirits, who
have plausd the ways aud means for
che elegau. new building, now nearly
complete. We feel assured, from the
spirit Of tolerance and liberalty Of
sentiment which cbaracterizes this
people, that all outsiders and mem.
bers Of other denominations are alike
gratiGed to SEQ such evidences Of ma.
,eiral prosperity. Ia architectural
design and finish ID isa model Of good
taste and elegance. IL 10 another
monument, TO attest the skill and
workmanship Of MIR. Collins--the
builder. We hear IL said, that an
organ Of tho best make, has been or.
dered and Is now on the way for tho
new sdi6co. A fair friend writes US
on this subject.
II Ia with inerpro eible delight, We zoe
our time honored, and much loved old
Church, rising in strength, aud grandeur (:
we are made with the Palmiest TO exclaiml
"Lift up your heads o 20 gates; and DO 20
lifted up 20 everlasting doors, and the
King Of glory shall como in,"-Gnj while
wo view tho change, no short a time has
wroght ; memory, the glorious "troasuro--
house OF mlnd,n becomes filled with pas,
"reminiscences. twas thore, In childhood
We wore taught, In lisping scconts.-"our
Fathcr"-and thorc, with, iourd ,.ses, who
have to glory gone, we have OF renewed
our convonantcd vow. And therc, wo have,
felt the softoning influence ola saviours
love upon our sorrow -sl rickcn hoart, re
freshing as tho gentle dew Of heaven, up
on the crushed and witbercd flower, and
then, We have received wings .ull hcdgsd,
TO that faith, which is tho Substance Of
things hoped for, and tho evidence OF
things not soen, and rose triumphant
Ger earths sorrows, and eldcpad agdi, our
deer departed hopes, in that eternal world
ofjoy. Then dear old Church all things
else, may pass away, but memory OF thee,
"Shall survive an endless source Of bliss,n
Nov. I'd 1850. HOPE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
Itot the a.ts,ts .sa Csmst
GOD II LOVE.

Man, hast thou ,be thought Ger cherished
That thy maker. God, Is iovsf
Thou msyest read II in the blus sky,
wfeathsd IL silver clouds above.
II il written on the green earth.
Tesming with Almighty power,
Written on the tinted petals
OF each tiny buddi " flowor
Hear u In the ghilelsss anthem
or tho wild bird's wsfhied lay.
Hear IL told by bslmy zephyrs
Bearing fragrance for sway.
itafh q thousand voices breathe IL,
Ever through the whispering grove;
All above, below. around us,
bears this msssage-"God ia Love ~
Love Him. man, who thus hath scattered
Round Thee tokens Of Ills love-
Let Thy heart, each morn and even,
Praise like incense seud above.
NJ. James, Nov. 1850.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
con, -, |. aieassa.

b,tey n NE Gsse,ts end C9me, '--I In
your notice of the death of Lous Brio-
gisr, you speak Of The oilico which lie has
held 60, q number ~ yssis pest, rs Sur
veyor- General Of this state, as" "a federal
appointment"
Such Is not The ease, that Office was Gro
a,ed by al act Of tho General Assembly Of
Louisiana in 1913. The Surveyor of the
Parish Of Orleans was made NJ 9ssio Bur
veyor General Of Tho State, "snd besides
tho requisite scientific knowledge of his
profession, hs must possess = thorough
knowledge Of the French, English aud
Spanish languages"
Mr.. Dringier WAS a native of the Parish
Of Ascension. having been born on the
point just below Donaldson Vile, left bank
of the Mississippi. His father Introduced
tho first Cotton Gin into this State. Dan
isf Ctatk having imported cotton seed
nom South Carolina, rent IL 90 Mr.. Brin-
gier, who distributed ,t among the plant
srs up and down the coast, for the pur-
pose Of planting IL on shares. In tho fall
young Bringisr used 10 20 with bis ia
theirs hands, in a barge aud receive the
cotton from tho several plantations, 10 be
taken 10 his fathers gin TO he prepared for
the market. Ito told mo, no sometimes
came "a high up No Baton Rouge for this
purpose.
About tho yssr 1908 he wont 10 MsSi-
90, AM thers joined the scientific e.pedi-
ton Of tho late Earon Won Humboldt. in
whose company no explored Mexico, Cali
fornia and portion Of the Cordillsraz Of
Houth Ams ics. Ito was y mah Of very
considerable httainmsnts, Of tetsnt.se
memory ard excellent Judgment. On my
visit TO him in June last, 1860 his msmoy
was as cloar M u ovor WIS In his prime
lila mind was perfect rtoreho1se Of facts
relative TO the civil pid physical history,
not only OF his pntivs State, but Of Tho en-.
tire Mississippi valley.
ii- death aGai : tsmi ads re Of tho iosves
loft Ivy tho aWgaH &byl, NJ ;ho snlrRace
Of hor cave, which ., MOI collec, cd In time
aud with caro-, we're driven Eway by The
wind ard lost, or IL 'ound thci. ooansxion
was broken, and thoir meaning rendered
totally uninteitigibie. &.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

M. Eiifor - Permit me 10 address n fe W
words through your columns to opeblis
who doubtless foYTets ths, everything
spoils by keeping, except, religion and
whisky, although the old bonnet of sigh
teen months, looks srtfsmsly we'll. con
sidering the outlay Of fuss aud feather.
Why. there Ia nothing more iuvigofa-
ting 10 the health than change Of air and
scene nature Ia refreshed by the return oi
the seasons. even the alter before which
you hneel, on certain occasions, changes
Its ornaments.
Whist shall I cay TO encourage ophelia's
attachment FOR the old bonasu Nothing
Out Of the world, out Of the Fashion, an
old and we'll known adsse. fall the fair
danes were |. easily discouraged ~ you
are, why the shops on the Bopievstds ei
Ia Belle France, would sink into oblivion.
Live in your jelusion. Dear Ophelis. stick
to your war hut, be assured that your
wv hhH Hhiaehl"hbhle boHhet VIII never
catch comtade In n HAT.
There IL IL again | We know not
the ,ncog writer Of the above, but
known full we'll, that IL 10 some fair
friend, for !, comes Ia q small round
hand, modsstly and .imidly directed
by gentle spirit. IL IL Cynthia =
Never mind dear II you set your
Gap or bonnet for hat, no doubt you
will have one, tefore the artificial
oraogc blossoms IN It, fade. Wepray
you get heart and head thrown In
with tho hat for i'narpe. Traps have
been cunuiugly devised for different
kinds Of game, aud though you bait
you hook for = mere hat, honey; We
hope you may catch something moro,
for our word for Il, hat will not sat
isfy tho yearnipg Of your soul.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

SOUTHERN RAiLRoAB--TaylF Re.
luced.-We learn that the board of
managers Of the southern railroad,
(says the vicksburg Wing Of yes
torday, with commendable prompt
ness and liberality, have considcra-
bly, reduced freight rates, particu.
larly TO the stations east of Jack
son, on many Of the leading and ne
cessary articles Of life, such as corn,
-four. salt, molasses,. &c. Those
eastern counties through which the
road runs have suffered severely
this year by short crops Of cotton,
and still shorter crops of corn, and
this important move in their favor
will be glad tidiugs to their people.
Another acceptable act Of the board
is, their determination to take at
par the notes Of Mobile banks for
freight and passage. These well.
timed movements by the board will
do much good, and have a benef.
cial effect on the interests of our
city a. well ~ the road.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

LAbr EtefH Vfcrims.-Evsry day
additional bodies Of persons who per-
isbed on the Lady Elgin near Milwau.
tie, are being discovered on Lake
Michigan, washed ashore by the
trsacberous waves that yield thsm UP,
iifeIess and disligured, On Friday
last, twelve oorpses wero washed 10
the beach in the vicinity Of Michigan
City. The whole number Of bodief
recovered thus far IL about 225. The
number Lost is thought to have been
400.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
lallp C5a3tttt ano Comet.
tn, LAnassr Tuuv.our YEr.--The

Tps LARGEST TURNOUT YErr--The
exhibition Of bells, pine knots. ban
nsrs, ttansparenoiss, ribbons and things,
on Saturday night last, was by all
odds, the largest during the canvass,
in this city. We should not say so
this morning but for the fact, that be
fore the sun Of this day goes down, The
die will DO cast which is 10 decide
who will DO President, and what par.
iy shall swallow up all other parties
for the next four years. Tho brawl-
ing question raisers, and people who
make a fuss In the world principally
for themselves, are we can imagine,
ali standing ready on the margin OF
tho unborn lake next week, ready like
frogs 10 plunge In head and tail, to
the successful current which may bear
them on TO fortune. We hope every
gentleman who has travelled through
the country 10 make speeches, aud
every writer for the campaign besides
every gentleman who has indicted
an spistlererplana,ory Of his views
without being asked for the same,
will get a place in the new admins
trstion suited TO his ability in honor,
II Il does not pay him in the profit Of
tho same. VIII they please be quiet
nowY !, is really hoped 40, that the
people may have breathing time Of
peace. The trouble IL, however, that
they who get office, are not satisfied.
Hardly do they got seated at the
spoils table, before they perceive 9th
ers, who (aooorJipg 10 their own est.
mate) are not deserving better places
than they, and here is the starting
point Of n new quarrel, out Of which
will come, after the lapse of four years
another President. SO We 70. What
an army has this people of the Model
Republic, TO contend against ! On
one hand an increasing torrent Of
Goths and vandals from the four cor
ners Of earth, who arc at once dubbed
Democrats in the prostitution OF that
term, and then gambled Cor by
knayes and tricksters at the political
faro.bank. Gu the other hand To-
gion Of oilers, raised TO idleness, who
who make Office holding profession.
Verify Il is timc for the good people
the hearts imbucd with the true
American Republican sentiment TO
look about, and take tho bearings, ere
tho ship of state be wrecked, and the
wreckers rob tho affairs Of liberty Of
their sacred fires.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

PROFANITY. The famous DR..
johnson never suffered an oath to
go unrebukcd in his presence.
When a libertine, but a man Of
some note, was once talking before
him, and interlarding his stories
with oaths, Johnson said, "Sir, all
this swearing will do nothing for
our story | beg you will not
swear" The narrator went on
swearing. johnson said, 81 must
again entreat you not to swear"
The gentleman swore again, and
Johnson Indignantly quilted the
room.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

'By Leglslssure.
REGULARITY OF THE CHINESE Lam.

REGULARITY OF THE CHINESE Lam
cuAGE.-Thc Chinese language,
though it can express distractions,
even the most refined, has no means
of conveying new words, and cspe-
cially new proper names. This is
because the characters are not let
tiers; they do not express sounds,
but ideas. The Arabic numerals,
which are hicrogiyphics, illustrate
this difference. They are univcr-
sally understood, although the
words to express them are different
in every spoken language. The
Frenclman says hut, the Spaniard
oche, the German acht, the English
man eigdt, but all understand the
mineral s, when they see it. In the
same manner, if the Chinese charac-
tiers were universally adopted, diff
erence in speech would be no barri-
err to their intclligibility. But they
are unwieidy and almost impracti-
cable from their incredible number,
a long life being required to obtain
q full acquaintance with them. Hi
eroglyphic writing is the infancy Of
written language, and the only rem
nants Of it which are useful are the
numerals.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
~ Animal life in California is

~ Animal life in California is
subject to remarkable development.
Fine horses are often seen in har-
ness at two years old. 1t is well
established fact that "full grown"
cattle raised in the East often IN
crease in size when they reach the
Pacific coast. Farm stock of all
descriptions attain their full devel-
opment much earlier in California
than in any other portion of the
United States.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
RUNAWAY.

WAS COMMITTED 10 the State Depot at a.
w Baton Rouge, n the ID day Of No ~
vs,oher 1s6o- a nsgro man who calls him.
seY HENRY, or RUFPIAN and says he be- ~
longs TO Mr. Daniel smith, o Harrison county,
Texas dark color, large scar on the mouth, he is
about ~ years Of age. The owner will please
comply with the Law and take him away.
JAMES J. doom,
nov6 Keeper State Depot.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
~ What a populous city Of the

~ What populous city Of the
dead is Greenwood Cemetry ct New
York. There have been inferred
therein, since September 2, 1s4O,
when the FIRST body was placed in the
ground in that place, up 10 June 9,
1860, ssventy-six thousand seven
hundred and ninety-sevsn persons.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
CHEAP GOODS.

WOULD call the attention Of the Ladies, TO
Il my new stock OF splendid and fashionable
Dry Goods ofevery description, also 10 the fart
that am determined not 10 be undersold by any
other house In the ci y, can and will sell me
Cheapest Ladies' please call an examine foF
yourselves and be convinced. T b. VCONOk,
oct30 ecrner Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

LARGE LIBEL SUrr.-Dr. Alexan-
der Foster, of Chicago, hes recent
ly sued II. G.. Stone, Esq, of that
city, for $40, 1000, in consequence Of
the latter gentleman remarking
that the former was not a compe.
tent physician.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.

MAYOR'E OfFtCEAC CRY or IA
JM TON ROUGE NOVEMBER brg 1860.
view Of the psuiins elect on and the
eSciti " issrel involved In 10, consider u
due 10 the public that every effort should
be made 10 preserve the good order aud
qnist of tIe city.
Therefore, would respectfully request
the bar. keepers within the city 20 close
their es, Adjustments ut 3 o'clock r. mot.
row morning. and 10 keep them closed
until Wednesday, the 1lh November.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
this 9Th day 81 Novsmber, 1850.
j. v. ELAN,
move Mayor
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
sEW,sG MACHINE NOTICE.

pARrIEE having the gro scevsl goode ! Ma.
j chine are requested Be- se''a and bsVe The new
cam fitted 10 u. u makes the mach ne work much
easier.
RSA rarl choHcf for q bargain. > F,nklp
lyon Machine, perfectly new and " goo" uidnr
hif 400. rstf 7 prirs IN New ye ~ - Du,tbs
Ioct ~ n Machine perfectly new ~ y. also
onp seoveii \ aoodeii fsscond hsn6t Machine with
bufdnit table ~ = ~.
bpyG rdA,iw J. N. TRACY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

Nov landing In New Orleans per Ship Carl
~ FROM Bremen 100 don Rid Gloves, 20 dor.
french German HAS, 100 doz. Embroidered Cob
lars, Banas, &c, 200 don. Linen HANDKERCHIEF.
The above Goods In port o. New orleans,
and viii be opened a. soon as thsy pass hs Gus.
tom House. A. ROSENFIELD.
nova
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

Tue EtuoronAL VorE.-Tbs following
table SHOWS tho M nber Of votes which
each Sta ~ tho Union IL onisoi 10, In
tho Electoral College:
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
MAKING NEW CITIZENS IN NEW
YoRK.-Ths New York Journal Of
Commerce, Of the 9th, says:

The manufacture Of new citizens
was carried on briskly yss,erday-the
last day allowed for taking out natu.
ralization papers previous 10 the next
election. The Republicans had paid
about 4, 900 fees the Tammany De.
mocrats about l, 300; and about 200
persons have paid their own way, ma.
king the number naturalized this fall
not far from $500.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

TIE SrARs.-Here 10 . beautiful
thought Of that strange compound
OF Scotch shrcwdnsss, strong COM
mon sense, and German mysticism,
or uncommon sense, Thomas Car
lyle: When gaze into the stars,
they look down upon me with pity
from their serene aud silent spaces,
like eyes glistening with tears,
over the little 10, Of men Thou.
sands Of generations, all as noisy
~ our own, have been swallowed
up by time, and there remains no
record Of them any more, yet Arc.
turus and Orion, Sirius and the
Pleiades, are still shining in their
courses, clear and young rs when
the shepherd FIRST noted them from
the plains Of Shinar! What shad.
ows We are, and what shadows we
pursued
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
FRUIT rautTn

NICHOLAS bAnToIJ, al he city MI store
~ on la syetta street lses " inform his friends
that no has lest put ~ stpte heavy stock OF d.
HAVANA OHANuEs.
vEnIfOtLtA, MACAHOsf,
rnEFH CUHnANTs. HAtsiNs, BUTTER.
and CHEEaE 81 eight different kinds. opyI,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
BOOTS AND sIIOEs.

nUR stock Of 8ne end heavy BOOTS
~ aud SHOES being very large, and
having been bought at the manufactures,
We are enabled 70 sell Il good article a. low
as any house this side Of Now York.
A call will convince our assertions.
oct20. DALSHEIMER, SIMON d. 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

~ Crowds Of disaffected Saints
are on their way from Salt Lake
City to San Diego. Col. Brigham
Young is threatened with Q depop-
ulation Of his empire.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

DUAa AND sIIOUTs.--A ,a,gs To- lust
ID Stored and for sale by
nov6 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
NEW FLOUR.

tDE veil collected stock o. the various grades
l. ~ Flnui now msnu'ae, ured. call at the Feed
store % The updsrsignsd.
$50 barrels Of fresh ground and ~ various grades
FROM the finest extra 10 supsiaps NV on hand
aud Tor sale al ia current market value.
uov6 JOSHUA BEAJ.
EREsI' DUCK W HEAT FJ.OuH.-An.
other hre lot just 10 band q ID for saIs In
Boxes and Saoks
move JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
WINDOW SHADES.

A RESPECTFUL invitation Is extern
IA ded 10 all who wish 10 purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, a. we have beau
1ful assortment direct from manu- facsoriss
and TO DO sold al astonishing low figures.
oct20 DALSuEIMER, SIMON d. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF AUCTION
GOODS.

I HAVE just received a large lot % auction
/ goods, which Am compelled to close out with
In few DAYS, therefore offer the the folio wing
articles for cash.
Brus ,eis Carpets At rs cents per yard,
Embroidered Bands at 81 30, worth g. 90,
Irish Linen fropi 40 20 80 cents, worth rs cents,
Chenille shawls AT " 50eents. worth u 90,
Shawis and Cioaks at one half their value.
| call the particular attention Of every buyer
10 the large consignment just received ~ u m gst
be closed out In a short tims.
A. R0sENF1ELD,
oc'oi Cor. Lafayette and Laurel sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
TO TILE PUBLIC.

HAVING closed out my stock ef goods, y
turn many thsnks 70 the public Pr their
kind patronage extended nae while engaged In
who has purchased my stsok Of SHOES the llbsrs
patronage Of my friends
80 from the LIST prsxime shsii he connected
with Frank Eueuet, In tbs HARDWARE business.
whsa shalt always he hspf 70 see my friends
M Respectfully,
sr,s5 A. n. tiuaUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
SHIRTS sIIIRTsii

SHIRTS! sIIIRTsll
4 LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of THE
IA LATEST FASHION, Of all the vari-
Gus qualities and sizes, to fit MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this data
at reduce prices. oct2O.
DALsHEIMER SIMON d co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
CLOTHINGi CLOTHINGii


WE have lately received very extern
w sive Stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Of all qualities and Of the latest styles,
which we offer ut the lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises Black Cloth Frock
Coats OF every grade, Black and colored
Cashmere sacs and Business Coats,
Reversible Business Sacs,
Fancy Cashmere Suita,
Pilot Cloth Paletois,
PlusbingOve coats,
Blanket CoatH,
Black and colored Silk Velvet Vests.
Cashmere
Silk
Cashmere, Satinet and Kersey Jackets.
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand, we positively sell
them at very low figures, and therefore
request an early call.
oct20 DALsHEIMER, SIMON d. Co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

WINDOW eLAss.-A large lot on hand and 70
W arrivs--for sale by
Oetl3 A. STEWART 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
HARrER,s MAGAZINE

NOV T. NJ ~ T. u, 1900,
just rs'sivsd and for sale by
fuf2G - J. MofiDR MGR
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
NEW GOODS.

NEW f-ODUS.
I ADfE In want Of the foliowip.. named goods
~ will do well By calling at the Baton Rouge
Cheap Ftrrs. just - -civsd large stock Of La
dies and Childtspz' Cloass at ysey low prizes
large invoice Of Corsats To- 81 90 worth " u.
FAST C"lorsd Prirts iron, \ 10 y o,s, worth ~ !!
Lopllals Muslins IN cts. worth 20. choice
stocF Of Embroidsriss al lees than cost o. impor-
tation, Hosiery. Hiovss, EdgiBts, Inserting, etc :.
at reduced prices at the
BATON HoUaE CHEAP sTOnE.
nov5 A. iIE.s, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
EOYN CLOTIIING-

A LARGE and well selected stock Of
"A FALL aud WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, will be sold at reasona-
bic pricesby oct 20.
DALSHEIMER, SIMON ~ 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
A CA RID.

DupE TEN yEAH OLJ nOuRBoN WHISKY
j just received direct from bourbon county. NJ,
warranted ten ysats old, aud superior 10 sny.
thing In this mafkstAipf sale by
move 4 EitwAHrt 100.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06
LEsLIE,s MAGAZINE

NOV BM y EH, 90.
Just received sud iof sale by
oe.2g2w =. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

LEEsn TEAs-crrioes OoIopz, Csoics Impsri
l. 81 and Cuupovdsr, for syis by.
lsp2s BD. 4 WIN. EOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-06

f'HAMPAaNE WiNt.-An sssoite,sut just 70.
" rsved ahd 'pr sale by
noyG A. RTEWAET a 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-20
Carrying the War into Africa.

We arc permitted (says the Boston journaD
To lay before our readers the following CORES
pondencc. which will explain itself:
Dear Sir--I notice in New York paper Of
to-day, that YOU have been selected Marshal
by those OF your masses who are cndcavoring
to obtain from capital fair wages for their labor.
On ,tat account take the liberty Of address.
ing You.
While the task-lnastcrs Of New England, by
the controlling influence Of money, have SO
directed legislation as 10 wiring profit from the
blood and sweat Of Tie tdlling millions OF the
white men. they have profrssed the deepest
solicitude for the negro Of the South. No one
ut oil familiar with tie struggles between Csp!-
tai and labor, in oil ages ard all countries, but
knows their heartessuess and hypocrisy.
1t is not any sympathy your errployers A"sA,
either for the white man or the negro, that in
duccs their hollow professions; but ii is their
desire that capita shall obtain political power
to direct the legislation Of the Federal Govern.
mcni. as It now does that of New England, and
thus enable the few to govern the many.
Sympathizng deeply with the oppressed me-
chancs Of Massachusetts,, bcs hereby tp AL
thorizc vou, or the Treasurer Of your As>nc!a'
ton, to draw uuon me, at sight for one hun
drrd dollars t$l00). to assist in sustaining The
white men and white wo:nca Of the "Uid Bay
State in their struggle asaaSt their "ppreS'
sorS. Yours, respectfully,
(SigncD GEORGE Il. MiETlN.
Pnilalrlpha, MaTci! |, lStQ.
To GEoi:Gr \. HAwLEY. ESQ,
Iiay.rhiil, Mass.