The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Which has hro' scoundrels ever since he igI
They wage war of ambushrs of cowardy coneealments
ase SHOWS and m'sepc entsons. In opposition to a eau.
Gus OF such materials, avow my IF candidate end there
shall be no tricks played and masks worn in this nyass
Men OF mere bulletin regulations with no higher credentials
nan the endorsement OF clique, shall force ne from the
track, OF walk over without a ompeto- Mere office has
for me no charms Ambition travels dangerous road and
the higher fscends the difficult il become till al last
it terminates elevation narrow for safety too
sharp for and where the occupant above the sympa
thy OF men, and below the compaulOrshp Of Angels re am
bes IN the solitude and intensity Of his sue PrOmesus
chained to the reentt rock But in vinleaon of prio
cple will venture thing. am and ever have Lean
wHlG Not wing of the school that chcngoB its creed for
the sake of eSpedency and with fanatics 10 preeye
the unity OF he party Not whjg who condemns merit in
an adversary and applauds and mischief in an aly not
wing who upon the infamous maxim that the end
sanctiies the menus; not wing who wi use his official
position 10 pension clients the public treasury ana
himself higher station at the eypene of nlfe
and ADLER not wing who like Catne is gr 9dy OF
The ortuneso Others coveons OF his own holding on with
mi ers grippe 10 his pryaa puria ngs, but GalphiZng
the national offers without scruple remor 81 lam wbir
deriving prucpL from the sph Of the Revolution and
acknowledging textbook but the Coutuii on as il WIS
written, without gle sales commentary, amendments
assumptions or con- sssions am wing Of the Old Jear
sOnan STOCK, epudatug and dsCaring 81 and branch
the hee3 that have bean engracd upon from the nursery
beds OF Federalism demand nothing but what the States
reserved for them yc5 and what the federal charter guaran
ties 10 the contracting partes will surrender, by uego-
uaton compromie, single of those grants or reer
vators My theory of the government ba ed on tie max
inns of those iustrous statesmen who hold that the Cons
tuition did not emanate from the people Of the Uitcd States
consolidated udyisbe mass but that il was adoutc
by the people oil the several States distinct epaate indie
pendent political communities The disregard OF this runda
mental principle s mainly, the of the evils and aga
tons that alct this country If grant that ach man in
the Republic had separate and direct agency ia establishing
the Constitution, follows that the citizens of each State
have right 10 interfere with the municipal concerns of the
Others This is the platform which Abolition plants ifslf
wise Southern institutions The theory denies the right 10
interfere and relieves the scupes of men who are aay con
scentous in their desire to correct evil need not say
that If elect represent yoU your institutions shall
be made the subject Of barter or compfomi g i
Others pabe, make concessions and gradua y weaken
the tenure by which hold property bringing an ine
ro race to an equality with ireemen reducing the wages of
white labor and degrading the poor and lis family to
contact with the blacks. As for will re st thi, policy
come from what quarter This however, is the result
to which the tide Of drifting u.s. and nothing will
avert it but Stern and ERrgW grglpigiBg 00posi ia Ola.
| exactions of the North
If elected, eOw-czen will use every effort 10 promote
your individual and local interests, especially the great in.
tersts of district that have Just claim on the nterposou
and beneicence Of the General Government. will bring 10
your service unaggng energy, if not ability My interest,"
| are yours am not Isolated from the by fortune,
coined from banks and bankrupt or any of the other ma
| cllnery by which mankind deudei and defrauded
earn my bread among end OF you by my per.
sona labor. If elecf2d shall YOU and not TO my
unces cousins, nephews granddadd or TO the influence
OF corrupt corporations end mouspOe or to a. III crapu
Ous pay din. Having told you candidy what anl Der.
NIT me to tell you what am not like that ven.
cradle, long tried and faithful public servant the Hon Henry
Johnson tired of office and down in the public service
am not ike the Hon. d. f, Kenner changeng from the
Democratic pTlty and welded 10 particular interest am
not like A. C. Bull the great repuda' d of Gen Tayor's
Administration, have preached the dOgmas of
proscriptive and ant.Cahoc Native Arnericanigm am
not like Col Hunt aureed hero of the Mexican war nor
did abandon my native State wlen in her consideration,
nj sl, IL,
OF the Federal Government pointed her bosom. stood
by South Carolina in that crisis and would evnce the same
fidelity, should Louisiana ever find herself in smPr emer
gency will not Ike Mr.. Conrad, desert your service for
another, to the exclusion of ADLER men in Louisiana
Neither mission seat in the Cabinet will seduee me
from pr I, or bride to prostitute your unworthy
| ends. Your obedient want
| Lafayette, -3ug. n, 1870. YuuNG d. ALLEN
| -" Odd Fellows Hall Association NOTICE TO
BUILDERS Proposals will be received
al the office OF the Secretary No 70 Cup street. October
1850 for the Brckw0rk c. enter-wos ron-E0k Coppcwos
and Stating sary enclose Odd Fellows Hail.
| OF erection.
scpurae proposals will lie cey for furnishing labor aud ma
eras for any portion portions the work, the
| whole, may he desT I,
For further Information apply the Office Of the ArcAtee
Superintendent GEORGE PuRyEs, ESQ No 10 Camp street.
| where plans and specifications may be eysmin L.
| HENRY W, OLMsTEAD, sGcresary.
| 81 I'm Office 70 Camp street:
sB" Over the Lake.-N0tice--Inc con squenoe of the
change Of schedule Of the Poncharran Railroad Care the
OLIVIA will leave hereafter after the arrival Of the 70 NJ Cars
stead Of the p NJ. Cars and Saturdays p 81. Also
| Sunday Mornings at 3 A. NJ, as usual. uusOG
| ~" Mechanics Fire Company No. 6.-At the
Annual Meeting Of the above Company held ha Is, iu5, the