The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-03
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OF the old parties, the millions ofvofeswhich are
the basis of the authority exercise and Of the
responsibility aecept-the evidences Of approba-
ton, and the multiplied sencouraeements that i
have received since the issue of the Message from
all Glasses of fe population and from all points f
the terriory, make emy duty from this moment to-
devote mysslfto the adoption Of meansto guarantees
the eoutrg from tie inevitable disasters that would
be sure to- f3loVy ebao 4,
ITtares yo,,st M, - ~ A.
mstbis sb;ecI NJ meet ~ 4, - sI
tionary parties who are holding IN resesve for The
day when the administration win bSichaared--ex-
periments 1ybicb msv oysrt,,,n 4, ts
NECESSARY that The AGENTS of tbe -
every degree, be from this moment pse pared 10 on
nose tkem bv suob- Yscifc- ,,,as gg * az
opinion of The majority be ~ a,f
Of security. The best means IS the tnaintaicihe
and continuing ofthe administfa as ite1stss II
the latter, elected BY millions Of votes EEotid hssi-
tate to ntercede in event the mos. fhfsatening
to the.commonwaalth, itsysould be an uhpardoh-
able act OF weakness and of iRcaEaeity dsserfion
of the interests Of. the Gfoyerrment and ii he
sougal py.othei man means, 70 m
e'See, sc ~seo V spi{ 2. m Seipus ioiiy.
eilsss you Apsl take youf
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ana consIltutonai fe-electon ol the Chlef % the,
Po'ser6y aiding him by all your efforts;
~ .aeli5 ~ sscerlns the otoes ana tne posatlye
pfogress o lne popular weiafe, the Affection and
sns eehn''shee q ING people, .s. e y
From. this species Of manifesto it would resalt,
lst hat the President Of the Rspuelc il disposed
to make Of the of ever, degree OF the admin
istration the electoneerers Of votes to insure his
reelection ID That IN. presence Of the insux--
mountabie obstacle in regard 10 the legality that
the constitution opposes TO reelection he yvouId
not hesitate to disregard its requirements.
1ue N4cfttt34fl. fflaunH tnlS Incident, fully
proves the ideas and The conduct Of the President.
filed with indrn5fIon The w 3,,1T
with great deal Il energy the fagrant aleonsti,
t1tiOnality of the Presidents 'pretensons. The
olsele holds equally e Ihe eonsttutlel Dut 4 likes
The Journals of ia ESss ad ,h.s " 49,.
little Or nothing ~ 80. 80
The Ministers, in the halls of the Assembly,
have made T understood that the words attributed
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lenoeso well indeed tIst H. sois con,5sc,;o, -
the strange words and YET more strange plans al
tributed TO the Presdent is found in ministe-
rlal correspondence which often precedes the pub
i FoIIo,v.. w We snee's ne re'efence
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ecnt;ve ars S;I.sn snS - .,e power o. sne Ix-
two days, on an article published bv tbe
wo,k o. pure nction' IN which the
course = H. ,, ,ards - sH;If, ., dls,
the press itself has become victim TO the snare.