The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-13
; Correspondence of the Crescent.


Political Endecency-Ths Officers Cholera.
NEw YoRK, June 8. 1919.
Eds Crescent-The following sample of political argu
sneNt extract from barnbuner journal of this State
ing to be democrat and gentleman, and to conduct bis
paper with due regard to the feelings and opinions of de-
cent people The fellow is talking about Gen. Taylor.
Hear hm-italics and capitals are his.
We do not" he says find fault with Taylor because
he has thrust democrats from oice-we think many re-
movals should have been made-but we blame him for
lying. we blame him for being dishonest-iye blame him
for being trickster-a pary. contemplate His
conduct has been that of POLITICAL scouNDREL, ETC.
is surely Using too strong language to that the
fellow who could write thus of Gen. Taylor deserves
kick from every democrat upon whom he attempts to i'm
pose his blackguardsm the natural indignation of an
honest opponent. And yet this man stands not alone
There dozens of such lbeers scattered over the land
rejecting disgrace far them lies, the Ameri-
and they kicked, but many of them are
caTessed.
In this city politics have for the time ceased to
the public attention, the Leaders deemng it advisable to
await with small noise the completion Of the lists of ap
pontmens by the recently installed chiefs of the principal
Federal Offices Several parties who have been turned fom
the white house gate, look with hope the opening
doors of ahundred departments here Some of them will
be admitted but the will find themselves in the posi-
ten of Jm," described in classic versethey aint
good looking, and they can't come in.'
1t seems to be settled however that at least Original
Taylor Man already decided upon three
old ocoOco who sucks fifteen hundred dollar pap in
the custom. house nursery.
After the matter FULLY decided upon. and the lists of
house. treasury post.oce and other departments
completed, then pent up patriotism will find its vent.
Until about that time things will go pretty quietly along
and Gea Tayors reviers will hardly be found in
siderable number out of the pale of - Democracy"
Our weather continues to favor the cholera in
Our nights marked with heavy og which extend them
selves well into the ensuing day. and deposit moisture
equal to moderate rain in quantity and ten times disa
geeabe The cholera report for the past twenty four hours
not less than % and II deaths-a rather serious
yesterday msunde the clerk and reported
five deaths, when the actual number ship
reported to have arrived quarantine with the cholera
board. -Four five reported in Brooklyn since
yesterday. Respectfully, yours. INDICATOR.
The caozerq-7hs Board Of HealA.7Ae Wreek-7ze
Deaths 6y Cholera at Sea-.4stor House Riots Inuss
tigaton-Father .Nathep.
New YORK. June 4, 1s49.
Eds Creseen-Thee is to-day good deal of apprehen.
sion manifested with regard the Cholera and
reports its spread reported every But lit
tie confidence placed in the statements of
the Board OF Health the members of which, it alleged
ect their duty well in the collection and of facts
the matter of cleansing the CITY, 1t confidently stated
quarters that one.hd of the have been
ported and ndusouy engaged in hunting up
of Choerine and Cholera Morbu which they insist
upon denominang Cholera, and declare ought be in.
cuded in the reports of the Board of Health There
always such to be found in times of daDger-hey have
apparent motive in their efforts TO get panic beyond
that of showing how much they know 1t said that
great many leaving the city in their alarm but do
especial movement in that regard. 1t is the
for people TO beg their annual visits the country and
most OF those that are now preparing to would do
if the Cholera were not here.
The report of the Board of Health for the past twenty
four hours shows slight improvement while the has
been looked for and predicted Only % reported
l6 of which in private practice-deaths g. all tod
hear nothing new from the Empire. AT the last accounts