The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-31

THE PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTs.--The fol-
lowing account of the considerations which in
lnenced the new Federal appointments in Pha-
dephia, is given in late address to his consttu-
enls by Mr.. Levin, the representative in Congress
from the LIST district:
The chairman then introduced Mr. l.. G. Levin who was
greeted with three hearty cheers Of welcome Thu pleasure
restored, Mr. Levin delivered able and eloquent speech
winch occupied hour and thirty five minutes. Owing
besese and ali attempts taking u notes Of The speech
were vain. II was his intention 10 deliver few remarks 10
his constituents 10 whom he responsible for all his pOl
cal acts without audns to certain event. respectisg the
APP by the " OF the United ssts:
ing to mislead the great body Of the people, he felt
be dsslabe Mr. I IN siIan Of eooueua .as.% de
the Clique alluded TO- and ,oss Of them who had
an attack on him. alIuded to personally IN such strains
that induced rounds OF laughter and brought forth thunde
Mr. L. stated that in very early period Of the National
& the Of The Pos Ss %s
chant and one toe who woud receive the sanction Of the
only General Smith, but Charles ipis he latter ssntis
"a6 se ~, LAWYER and not "e Rd Mr. L. the" n,o
that MI r. could not receive the appointment, the
course the only and last left HIM. him.
Native American party. lie had contenjefi to the last mo,
%sn for Native meliean when Welding to the influence
S Z, n o isnds around him. he psed what little influence he
community of Philadelphia one WHO had expressed a vii.
nsnts1 do justice the Native American party and one
VINO VIII DO It, Tins of his speech frequently ap-
Mr. Levin then alluded to Mr. White (our sentemanly
and capaoe Postmaster whom he f0nnd the scholar
ana he gentleman. aud who vii. also do Justice the
Native American party 80 ~ ~
speaker then summed up the list of from
the government namely William Soanaker Navy Agent
anolhe! well known alive American; Anthony III Ro.
befs the alive American candidate for in Ian
county, firm and devoted friend nj t,e 60. - IT,
interior OF the State. have been appointed Ts hgs bavs
Also three appointments from government direct a. faJ
equal The distribution Of the Offices will be made :, n.a,v
equal as possible. hat more could be done But even
appointed; this OIL regret to him. because he
well knew thousands of Native Americans every way emil
tied to share the burens of these Offices But lie was glad
70 know that Native Americans not Oceseekers in
the common acceptaton Of that wOrd he well knew that
from motives Of love of their native land hey would always
Their rights at the ballot boxes. and keep their country free
from the degradation OF foreign influence So far he
concerned IN whatever rank he might be placed he would
wngy place his shoulder the shoulder OF his Native
hnsncen companions. and engage with them in extemi.
fui foTeign influence
L. eoqueny urged the Natives to stand by each other
e ca9se was as good brighter day has al
Ieau Jaw ne-the OF has already Appeared
he honzont proudly axcends the zenith of glory
thnagh IL may DO ceuded at times i, will appear tie
dha we shai all be terminated under revivifying
Mf Kelly, who had gone onto Washington from meet
ing held u the Hall three four ago related tts
ntesiew which took place between him and member OF
ne and he well sstssd that the course Dusned
Dy MI Levin was so far III heard and knew ftom ~
sonaioossf'ation, the best that could b. done