Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-10

at the principal hotels and book
stores.
DORIS NOT IaPRovE.-0ur foreign
exchanges are ali agreed that the
King Of Prussia IL not improving
in mind. At q banquet the other
day, he again persisted in washing
his face IN the soup, and on being
demonstrated with, upset the table,
and broke all the things.
Taf ssNf PsrsipHNr.-Ou pious friend
of the 04Tst has cent ne likeness Of the
ne,t President-that Is, Re the O5,7st man
SAYS so-sfspHss A. DouoIAs. The en-
craving is we'll executed and is no doubt,
q correct picture. Should srErBEN A I've
the next President IN reality, we hope he
win give ouf C5rsef friend an important
foreign mission Minister rleniputehtiaty
TO the kicketofoczle's or some other val
ueble position
SO says the Sugar Planter, on
the other and caving side of the
river We are obliged to the
Planter FOR suggesting our name
in connection with the ministry to
KickeroIoozles. This is no country
for ordinary talent, and the Comet
would like TO strike there. The
conflict Of wit, the rubbing Of
smart things and smart people
against each other, gives a painful
crash. There's no music in it, as
there is in the grating of a wheel
or the turning of coffee mill
We are in favor of Stephen, be-
cause his is bold. fearless, and
independent course. lie has no
two faces, OF two speeches for this
and the other side of the line. For
this reason, the people will support
him, IN opposition TO the mere poll
ticians, who ate in favor of any
man for any place, and will go for
any one who will promise them
something Tor SO doing. IL our
candidate ia elected, we know he
will do what he can to have st.
Michael made port of entry. The
spirit of enterprise ia abroad over
there, and great inducements are
offered TO the purchase Of building
lots not mere corners. but all
front. They are FEARLESS lots, all
Of them. The Planter, In puff of
them, says "lf purchasers do not
like them, they need not buy
them" and adds team anything be
faireri" We, for one, think not
Tune your pipes, Hyams, and
make music for Stephen, and you
shall have all our influence with
him for the colleotorship Of tho
Port, when st. Michael shall be dc.
clered, by law, one of entry. There
shall be a meeting.hoase, aud a
grocery in st. Michael, then and
who knows but what the Sugar
Planter may become pious.
CovenrpsroSAb AMrNtrirs.- In the IIcus,
of Representatives., on the "a inst. durinl
n coloqsy between Messrs. Farnswortl
and Clark Of Missouri, the former sal,
that John Wesley spoke cfslavery as th'
sum of all villainies.
Mt. Jenkins fNirgiuia--"Do you 81,
sor EE
Mr.. FArnsworih was very much Of tha
opinion.
Mr. Jenkins--"Then you declare lie.
Mr.. Farnsworth-~n am not In the hab
II Of descending into cess poolsro throw
dirt ct blackguards,"
Mr., Jenkins In his seat was understoo,
TO say, 81 can't receive that as an insult.
Mr.. Farnsworth--''You are an ass Sir
an ASST"
Mr.. Jenkins-"In what sense sir. do yo
apply this epithet to metz
Mr.. Farnsworth--"f use e, in the sense
which tits understood on this aoor..
Mr., Jenkins--"Congressionally I can
not take II AZ an insult.'
The parties shook hands and went |,
Jones.
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