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

could nave Deen appointed as the successor Oh WI
Peters, who would have been more generally ac-
ceptable to men of all parties. He is firm and
Incorporating wing, and every body knows
what to expect from him. He is open, FRANK ana
sincere, and possesses every requisite quahcatioh
as business man TO make good Collector
The Work i'm Progress
Governor ]. A. Quitmau, by proclamation which
bears date the 96th ult oonvenes the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, and appoints Monday,
the 18th of November next for its meeting lie
| docs so he saws, because "by recent acts OF Con
gress the people of Mississippi, in common with
the citizens of all the saveholdug states, have been
virtually excluded from their just rights, IN the
| greater portion, if not all, OF the vast and Heh
territories acquired from Mexico in the late war
and thus, by unjust and insulting determinations,
the advantages and benefits OF the Federal Union, |
have been denied to Them" and because the |
abolition, by Congress, of the slave trade in the
District of Columbia and other acts of the Federal
government, done and threatened, leave no reason
able hope that the aggressons upon the rights of
the people of the slaveholding states will cease,
until, by direct indirect means, their domestic
institutions are overthrown :" Therefore, he
convenes the Legislature, that the proper autho-
rites of the State may be enabled to take into
sideration the alarming state of our public affairs,
and, if possible, avert the evils which impend
us that the State may be placed in an attitude to
assert her sovereignty, and that the means may be
provided to meet any and every emergency which
| may happen"
We are at a loss to know what he means by
any and every emergency which may happen"
We suppose, however, this is explained by para
graph in the Vcksbnrg Sentinel, which says
-,Iia ndt he may de
noon we pess qu e and our IN S 10
language Of argument, OF warning OF snpcation and en-
treaty, mas been exhausted We have lost all in the contro
veisy and it now only remains to be decided whether we
will submit Of st For one, WE'RE iorreStStdGce who
speaks neXt?''
Another editor, somewhere in the interior of the
State, "speaks next" Referring to the passage
of the measures of compromise by Congress, which
some say have &C. saved the Union," he excIams
g From such Union and such salvation, good
Lord deliver u.s. and dtIiUer to The hemp all those
, tCho aided thus to SaUe IT,"
The only commentary we offer at present on the
above, is the following from the Vcksburg Wing,
{ ia regard to Gov. Qutman's proclamation:
1--WE a-e extremely "ad that his Exce'ency hrs been
ieyfd ugh 10 be quite o1s we 90 not believe e Hn9
re than fon'emptuoas regret upon e result Ct The ayg
oyenor b keep e = Poe Ne
pe and dc no more expes9 their will 81 desire than dld
a IeGncl hum6ug Of the times. III bis the ends
. The c0mprOn SO every where may t 'sufed
,--' H. T..
Editorial Annoyances = Some cotton buyer in
New York has taxed us with the following piece oil
Liverpool wit and made us pay the postage. No
doubt, it bores these buyers to find paper indus,
riously collecting all the items Of intelligence from
every portion of the cotton region, and thus furnish
ing the best proof of the continued high price Of
: cotton. When this cockney in NewYork is dis.
posed to impose any of his Liverpool mot Attic
salt us, will he at least pay the freight, in the
way of postage Taking snuff, by the way, is not
an American habit, so this Bore is of English growth
that is one comfort at least. We suppose the
creature will pass duty free, as of no value.
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Extract of a letter dated "LUERPooL,
/ ~ wednesday noon aug H. ROW.
to your side He has done all the harm here he could do but
look out for his appearances side Tell all your plant
s you ,o =" M AmoT nun WEI IRON ue
snu to give more clear enunciaon to the les It's said
ute Some say hoe he IS going to join Maury to eac
te ',enee ., your l nor m,In he ''
s. Gwathney. Maury & Co. Lining Merchants in Genera
AS the faclc gees Gown le hlyer tng DeI' o. all o.
Or Tune Go to ie devil and sbake yourself
y -
70 Inc LOUISIANA Dioch lot 'he shinstoh Nio IN.
ment mas arrived sa'eIy at us ueS'lha'lon
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September 30, 1850.
have lust now the Ulea sure 10 inform Won that the bloc
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l. ,nS"N'" " ie'i WI VIC '''' Ou 'ua , i V''
Monument he's a'ed N good order and VIII be soon RAISE
the high tOn 1t is intended TO occupy The execute
n nE The lns * much admired and as the material is mt Yer
tI IN h.. a,,,,.,,3 -, -, = h. -. 4,
manu- WIZ "e ''e''' 'i e's't PIG u''' ~ ''a7'''
stone covering"
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| LHtTdiY NpnceS-f rom morgan, we nave It
IL | reiyeh Nh = oC The Pictorial Field Book pf If
|
| Revolution We have repeatedly expressed Ol
n Jro;rstio, cC tho c,rca,o,, md .yecuti,,, r a.
ns - VIC IN, P''''' '''O " ~
Ell irulV national work, The ar New Npr
IT. and the dissertations incInde the romantic s,orr
y, Sir John Johnson and his HirhIapders. From II
came store. "The History of Derus - nv Jose
81 Abbott. and No. of g The Latter Dav PamnbIets
~, nv CARLYLE
-. -, NJ 49,
il, t'''IDP,' ~ yin
- '' "'N '''tf""1- '" "'" VI
'h pages, and Increased their lenglhabout two inch
u" so that it actually has gained about seven column
&C. II is now the largest folio daily newspaper in
"cs the world
%" Georgia and California -Judge Hiram Warn
u Of Middle aorga has written long leu ,r on
oN admission of California We quote the clo,
hh- narogranb as well worthy oC renec,ion nv Tin
WI VINO 'alK OF secession;
NJ derive nom "I Il %5on Of The inioa IN ihs event a
ly MA shall be smlld as a state Is The right 20 ca r Ga
rur Tb Iinion when the people Of stornS not Gonp
hi excluded them by her constitution? How viii the d.
- oil the OnOh thtt rEhl IL me soil aud CNn