The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

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ought to have Sept iial Murray for one would suppose
% 6n ne ABOVE that had neither aa Murray nor oar En-
SpostIophs in RecordS ) Cow. Tha we proper; but
nss Of and 1 NJ fnq6SsS o S o &e na
The " Rsoorda,,s Cont ;, ,,.s M, tho ,,,o,d T.
was ina 5, Rscorders, Courts ), botb words bsiro
in the nlp,al So too tho word Tonbs 90 rsad
bv tho r;b,n, ala NJ, h,r,, 20 ,,,r r,i,,d ,b. il
of Toombs ,ba orator W. su,ro,sd !, bod rsfar.
encs IN /" ,ba Torbs ), tho i,ii nf NeuYork RI,
To come bac,, m Tho ,,ostion b,tryas ne ,,s Cur
risb a hos, ,r ar,;,or,tias &c tl, Liha,,
10 sustain o,r orr,issor ,f ,ho dorIIe W. .[o,,
tbat Shal,so.a WI ,.fa.o
Of The pas III ,at 49, -, ...rI. NJ rr-;L
disrosa. IS H., I, S.,
"of an i, ,rbo NJ; mn, mo ,tst ,ys ar, ,,ro Of nm
swers its purpol. Where they violate the rule well
raw STAT nave The bey NJ? IN snc prs m,
&c rs y cues however adopt the rule where they can do s.
herwis that would be no rea m The occasional erTo Of
lie pein N H. Us avy 81 a d y III pa m
thorlties the grays eo which 20 one who in my W
tess e cited against tie liked canoHs Of the language? The
b sa ao1 Pi o, We Gf enn9ony liked iaw
the Cleleept Will find in fist article the subjsct.''
That is, the Tribune hes spun out fine theory
and when Shakespeare, and Scott, and the transla.
tors of The Bible, are in his way, they are removed
.ia. lucy coll''"'t occdso"ai e'Io'S
IatI ,"a' l'.0 ~ 'itius
Esc,as ~, H. - q r - -, IL :; ;,
- ~ ~ s. 80. y
lhat the language OF Chaucer is no longer the IAN
,nsre nf Twin, Il otand1 thara nU suddsn
euaso - "sns eve anu "'' .'0'0 Guy 0INuei ~
revolution! Did any one man arse with rules all
6ormed epJ sav ,basa shall hancsfortb he The nm.
iomeu, anu says tnese shall hehceioIth w 'e uli'
allerabie laws of the English tongue Not at all ;
the speech of the psople became enriched aud soi-
tened as their minds became more cultivated, and
every century has produced marked changes in the
structure of the language. The style of the Ar.
cada is not that of the Spectator, that again
ITS younger brother, the Rambler, while Macauel
differs from Johnson, and so II will continue to tn
end. 1t is only when language ceases TO b
spoken, that It's laws become immuable III
Tribune makes great parade OF grammarlan
Now we ask him IN all eandor' what work he la
consulted! We can find in New Orleans no othe
Grammar OF The EngIlsh language except murray
and about score Of school works protesting {
simplify him
When writer finds himseli sustained by Shak
speare, the Bible, and scott, he may feel sale II
travelling IN his Old path. Wiil not the lnhun
furnish its readers with the examples which II con
dennis, and let them Judge for themselves whelhe
any of them answer our purpose to sustain US i
writing Toombs' speeches, and similar words.
AZ. I,oJ n J,,f,,m S,,ne tins .ipc, ,,,a. 90,
.n,ad ,,. Aher,lesn Dsrpocr,t for ,vr,ipg such nnr
.oasa ~, ,his.
"MrJ H Ta,rm in the Highest degree no ,ss e. the me,
,s powra Of the srst and the natural Ghi9'ophsr To-
aeauaintsd with the physlc sciences In The one dsps
pent M nsm1 n ume 70 come WI" Pe coupled M,lh n
Fulton and Arkwnght"
Al that time we had not heard OF Mr. IatuI
but felt that deserving artist and bold eEF =
menter in physics was entitled to kinder Teatme
than such praises, which only made nm rldlcuio'
Since them we nave puollshe" long oescrlph
OF ms machlne' worked py electro "'9Rue'''
But day or TWO s'hee' we received poster
splendid exhibition Oh sacred paintings, etc'' q
written WIN peneN: 10 you WISH 10 10 must
10 young Southerner 10 you READ lhe wa
ington papers !" Attached is smaller shee