The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12


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dS iIic 10 lalh aDoil 'hifu Candidates. we mao
e4ions" OF 'heih III l64i;
h'oiy '"e gwen LOT biiiel Ill Una. election was
"di d \ote lor foiN ana Iie annexation OF texas,
ana woe gwen his year tor Van .'tren Will be
tH''i'a,iy nan woe iof lass. lie iiad warned
e pc 'e against lis lhlrd party Jolly III lSl' ami
'I "o'Iu dshih warn 'ieih oi lis consequence
ne SoNe u tie huiiaio piaiform-said what there
vas sooo ~ II the " higs mad always advocated |
anu van D'i'eh ana ms friends mad always oppos-
- Ni'iI ,!efe was ne" III II was unsonnd lie |
Eau ~ ,oi'ii'e'7 III van buren,: IL Would be III |
TO cypress cohiioetice III van Buren, rec
9oi PFhtiptS' io ~ iiati opposed everything that
it !ihe rec son az ms HE, ana he Tad no
ho'ii ii'e AloWielGs he mac OF the man. That
"ole tiie' ioseief, an i5'lfeh would laugh IN his
~ "ir'I ',ie rec con question was named
NJ 81 Nei' on d some ehgtil % snow up
~ ' an Pofei ; cohducf. lie mad always been,
nc 'oIi'7l1e9, me supple 1901 OF the South-ihe
~ 'tu "'o.o, .; sI"1ers' ne did more slid
~ Meo'iTf, 70 ceieat joan Quincy Adams and
r.ec' Gen, 'achs'n, than any ten men IN the coun-
ny nc 9ss i''e S9" ana centre OF the opposition
-" w. l'''n.s. ne iWhe OF ms conduct While
i'i's Vi '>,'le, III ms opposition TO the abolition
v. ai".eiy III Nnbi. ne was The only President
nv IN aGNdlce threatened TO veto hhi, II
>oi9'eSH Siouia pass -Hch one t. abolish slavery