The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

- 49,
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Clipper, " Hamilton for whose eztrAvaganee ID
AVIS W. have 10 special siidiialion. though BIZ
matter 10 generally excellent writes The following
on the 9Th
The Union IL safe--fhe Constitution il safe
How gratifying to every pure American heart il
must and will beio rec Daniel Webster, the great
man Of the age, completely sustained by bic conn.
trymen and friends Ia die glorious old city Of Bsa-
ion Aye, the Boston Of the Revolution, the birth
place of American lihsrty, the mother and nurse Of
Independence Now and always, first and fore
most and boldest among the projectors and defend,
ers of the Union il is, and the Constitution il
10 All hail to thee, great and good, beautiful,
magnificent Boston
The world will delight to honor and love the citi.
zens Of Boston, worthy descendants Of most worthy
and patriotic sires; the patriots of the nation will
toast you for centuries TO the pride of the
land and will teach their children to love and
boast of Boston as the Sparta Of the New World.
The whole South, and nrarv all the great West
go heart and soul with Daniel Webster. His views
are their views; his opinions are their opinions
his feelings are their eelings his wishes are their
wishes, and his love Of the Union and Constitution
finds response to the full in their hearts We had
some reasons TO fear the absence of correspond
ing pulsation TO the same extent North. That fear
10 removed; the doubt is scattered TO the winds ;
the North is true to the Unionl The masses, the
body of the people are. as fondly hoped and be-
lieved. Factionists traitors, tories, dsUnionisis
North, have no more power, might or strength
North, than they have South. The boneand sinew
the pfh and marrow of the whole country; The
good, the great, the wise, the virtuous of all the
land, are with Daniel Webster unqualifedly, en-.
tirey, absolutely. There is no serious DANGER light
is upon us, the glorious luminary has disp led the
clouds dissipated the fogs of ignorance, error and
fanateism, madness and fury, and the Union is
saie--the Constitution is safe f! Laus Dec The
Southern uliraiss committed great bunder land
in the opinion of Talleyrand blunder is worse
than crime) when they opposed the admission Of
California as SiIte, in The way and manner the
State was presented by her delegates. That blum
der has given an advantage TO the few Northern
actionists, which will operate against the immedi.
ate settlement of the whole -vexed subject, as il
certainly would have been but fos this unfortunate
wrong movement. The Hotspurs will deeply re.
gNet this, and the Seward clique will exult and
chuekle att. No opposition Whatever should have
been made TO the admission Of California by any
Southern member of Congress; there was no cause
no reason whatever for such opposition Whoever
interposes, throws any, the least obstacle in the
way Of an amicable and honorable attempt to settle
this slavery question, be he wing or democrat from
the North the South is at heart no friend to the
Union. -Four ffths Of the whole people of the
Union coincide with Daniel Webser's views of the
matter, and no member Of Congress will be GUS
tained who hereafter oppo-es those views. The die
is cast-the thing is understood.