The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10
3 l.no,u nolhina d the fncta WHICH led 70 lheir

n. ~ E,Iloxping t1aV (khe 14th) the S-nvarnor
49,, ,,roclsmation 10 all the inhabitants Of
auuLes'e4 : = - ~ s,!r ~. - -,
fanams, N WHICH pe sreaAs VI 'als iorcsD'e eh-
trance OF tne government JAZZ as an atfoclous
crime requiring prompt, severe and exemplary
nunishment." He says "If the Jail door has
heen violated no house Of an individual win ba
:. e. and ;e .,ar,on va.,a5 NTH .,,,ho,;,r 1.
- ,.;l s..',s..1. S~.,.'s - -
neo'ou WIZ. 0oN'enp' anu "SSaui'eu WIN . Slie'
no one can De sure Oh MS own lie lie and proper
~ are IN imminent danger, long as the insOent
thors of these are not arrested and num-
ished. Mr.. CoryVine (IT. s, Cons,ir has reiterated
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nos '"o' nc WIN Coinpiy WIN ~ not ohiy oscanse
MS own word would sufiice, out because he made
has prefer IN the presence of the respectable Mr.. VIM
PERU. II. B, M Consul Nevertheless we m,,st
M, tbros oursavas o,,roi, ,ro,, ,a ,o.os;, &c
49,, s,..;,,a-s ~. 80 - r. -
teso ioioisnois ou' we must hiahe 'iie ast sacIF
- ~ 'ne puonU
poo'o' 'no uuo W sne JAWS anu 'ne au,norr
ties, the safety OF life and property of the inhabi
tants of this city, and of the national HONOR The
Governor than invokes the inhab;tants of Psneroa
-, .ta;. ,a,.;o,;.,s, Io,,.I,, - ~.
~ nc. y '"en niSu'u'iots anu
.'len W au MN III 'lle Pro'ecuoh OF their
laws and nonor.
On the same day on which the Governors proc.
Iamation is DATED the Panama Star WAS rnbl;sbad
fr,,, x,,b;ob ,,,o a,r.o. a. .,.;oIo -.
:. ~, n. y, 'i'e 'i't0'' '''o"' Ne"NoO
= ne fnss pioou.
On the 10Th OF March there was large meeting
s,,ao;.l rofaranoo 4 H.. ,,,,c.u..a I;f
h"'S sPoS"A iOASA0hSo w th0se uhtoituhatS uiiil-
culties with the native inhabitants. Among the
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'e1 oaD, ruop.eu was the io,io"ihg
eSogga inat e Soatons q ne law which have led 70
any American citizens ncpipated the number partci
psng directly or indirectly IN them g insignificant as in
nav, smnorsy;Iv in Psn ~ my d " 3oux u A. ~
other Glasses with like spirit Of intelligent saborinstion to
law and Justice, we aver that the American population will
authorities Of the place v t''
We hope that the spirit manifested in the resoli.
tops adonted bv this meeting has had the afgo. e
-os.o,;r \, 49, .,d ,n;at y
iesrOi eiuoA nAN 49,
HE FIRST DLooD! II ne llme we nave long
u,eau9e a. ieus'n nas co.e Last nlgnt ABOUT ~
o CLOCK Wheh young American named Thomas
~ ~" tJ eieins VIC rouse Wnlcn ne
~ DE-, Sss.n IN z nulnoef Vi nus fiehus' on
~, s nd s.1 " a9ou
with nnsket in tba sbnnjder ,,,Ha.a s sho' nun
lodged and then as he fell sbou,ared ,, nc p S
missiles of avery descrinton ooco,n,a,;r ~ - =:
attack with yenomous baths and eTacrat;n5 'n FL
would undoubtedly have been Killed had mt the
approach of q few Americans frightened tho ooy,
ardIv assassins from their bloody intend ~,
Der Of other Americans were seriously iniured las,
night by blows from clubs and stones given hv
wretches who way-laid them in the dark at diffar.
emit times. ~
Large gangs OF these internal miscreants para
ded the streets and squares of the suburbs during
the night, breathing hatred and defiance to the
American people. We do not profess to know
whether this outrage was instgated bv the priests
or by the government, but it was certainly regu-
larly organized and preconeerted affair. and I'VE
hardly think the natives would have dared tn com
mence hostilites without the assurance Of assist.
ance from some efficient quarter We have not
vet seen the end of it. If something is NOT done
promptly and vigorously bv the Americans fo
their protection we are fearful that tbe ,rIao,,
scenes of ST Dominoyo will he soted ,,o- -; rs
tbs Isthmns If Pansms 0nr Tao,,I nj oI
he butcberpd or driven into The "a Il VI" el'nel
us then ~ IL IN o,,r ,,rd Ap,ar;o T,
men ooS 70 i end s,sbiIa W, eoHn Gountry
protect yourselves, "We know not what a Ja1
or hour may bring forth !'-Panana Star,
l4th wtt.
IT, nc aaiaihenianS are grave people
have not heard II Thev INDULGE IN No snnt,. ~, W
no melodies or plaintive airs; and look as moross
and demure as night owl. In this they differ
from the inhabitants OF old Spain, from whose an
" * n,oi IL oe ,neay aescenaed The
tifnl nadalonivr xyonlJ sn,,J " Tue 1edu
peated here Hail Columbia and yankee
Doodle are the only tunes which the natives APP
Precla.S men tne soul-se[ring ana inspiring
thew seem to create thrill Of ;ov sr3 tban r
ready to hop, and sing, and dance a Ia fandango-
"Com cob twist your hair,
FIERY S dra WINS wTse c. surround yo,, o you