The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

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ea'nes ',s compromise anu uesneu lna' nus pro
.nOuiu pe .eoorueu At 'ne sanie rnhe WIN i"i
S'ay ieSoiu.ons anu ieil@rAs- ne uenouncea
eAe 'o,nPioA"Se as no compromise a. aii' anu
p,O'eepeo m 70 uen0nsuaIe inc reasonaOeness Q.
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npo9 her application, be admitted Stats OF
on N ree % be eSeuon op o svcry wy 6
in these boundaries
observe '-Oaihornla, win sntta0ee o0isnlaarteS
ought upon her application to be admitted etc'
without 'ne imposition Dy Congress o. any reslrlc
',oh ~ respect 70 'le excursion or rn"Oduc'lOh o.
slavery ~'sms'' enese ooN'l10'tes. Inc statement
tne, 'na' Hr Gay proposes 20 aunli' tne o'aIe o.
win provision ieiause 70 slavery wich
eniOiaoeS an our possessions On 'ne scinc' Is
sho"h' oy the restricted ana quaiineo language oi
.l,e tesoi"eoh ilse, 10 Dc untrue vi tnis unuu.h'
MI Downs hlnsel appears TO be aware ior' in the
next sentence, ne says II Is true there may DC
nc" iesu'"uon u sne "ounuary hereai'er' oue @ II
| 'nee "e,e " " 'uon tes u'atoH, ~Hy "ae - no'
enofaceu IN 'iiis resoiuuon Inc lesoiuuon,
we nave seem con'enPia.es s"''coe 0"ss,'S'''ttss
aHu 'ne auli's0i % o'A0iill@ WIN See~ s'''410'S
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| MI Towns o0h'iiueS. AS no oOuhuaiy Is ilen-
uohso' we haSe iisn' 70 presume ma. .le ooun
'ary es'tOhshea oy tne oons'i.u!oh o. oailiornia
was 70 oe received a. 'le es'aonsned boundary
"na'! Wheh feS''c'ea' suitable boundary
Is nst 70 oe agreed upon as the stHe qte9 'lo't OF
admisslon' because that restricted boundary IS not
set iorth IN resolution which does not enact the
admission oil oailiornia' out Prolesseuly ana pur-
| Poseiy declares only the ground on winch an ad-
mission Is to be allowed-you have a right 70 pre-
sumo, contrary 70 'ne festrctlon las mere
Is 70 oe no restreton al an ana thai SahofhiA y
Oe aa'n''eu WIN provision winch az
oar POSSESSIONS on 1'e Fae5le Is fh's logic s-l'
this honesty And can It be supposed by Mr
Downs that LOUISIANA is thus TO be turned from
ialf consldera'ion Oh the true proposition ol Mr
Clay lhat Proposinon Is ialr ana just one
California, with suitable boundaries such boun
daries as congress wil agree to-ought 10 De al
t'eu' Notwithstanding ner people prefer e&eiunlnl
slavery from her limits ne nght oi her peopi
TO make sach an excursion WIN never De ques'iohe'
Oy Louisiana
Foio"hg up ms misrepresentation Oh tne mrs
resoluuon' MI Towns ASKS, nat concession
theh' Is 1t from the Norlh' tna' we aunt olsp
embracing the whole Of our possessions on the fa
cinc coast according 70 lhese resolutions
Inc ques'loh Is disihgenuous, no salo ina
uie P'oPos'ion as sateu oy "AI' Do"hs' OF 'he mrs
resoiuuon' as II Is IN ieai.y' IS concession IRON
'ne 1'of'n 10 'ne SCUM H0pouy 'hougn th'
queSupn N ia''eiy SusseS's .ne contrary,
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! N's Jaw w 'ne ao' Ui 'ne NaUona' -esisia'ure
put 70 ie@Ve society IN 'le ne" portion Oh our eOun
uy nee 10 exercise It's judgment, unaer All sur
rounding circumstances al proper .lnes' hereafter
IN the formations oil constitutions OF government 10
i'seil' II the tendency OF things is against the ex
!. tension OF slaVery-be 1t so. The compromises Q
the constitution involve no obligation, moral or 20
htical, to extend slavery. We Of the South ar
! equally secure in the enjoyment of slav
: property, whether California, or New Mexic
is, or is not save-holdmg State And with respec
to the value of slave property, pecunarly consid
2 cred, we are inclined to believe that it will no
suffer BY being confined TO the limits of the presen