The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-12

X; 100 at s., and 80 Fancy at 50 70 ~ bb Yea.-
business embraced only about 500 bbs inclr.'
me at ei 100 ubaGaed Illinois at y Srary in the evening
nTbo soppy Of com cs" - iepy to our comments on
las beeu exiremelv proceedings of the Wing Conven.
wOrl 'o Characteristic of that high-loned ard cour.
'oous journal. Il always exhibits the very quint-
essence of editorial dignity and suavity; and if we
have at any time or in any manner failed to appre-
ciate these excellent traits, for which our neghbor
Is 80 proverbia and fully TO reciprocate them, on
all occasions, we ready to ask pardon and make
the apleRde honorable. The gentleman who wrote
The article is sick on his bed and cannot therefore
answer for himself; but we know he intended no
aneer" at the Delta, in using the remark that it
wished "to sow tares in the wing field nor was
1t his Intention to use that term in any offensive
sense; but he thought the whole tenor of the re.
porl calculated to create dissatisfaction among the
friends Of Col Hunt, ar that it bore evidence on
ITS face of an intention to produce that result We
confess we did regret that, by an accident, we
Were forced to be dependant on our nei"hbor for
report OF the doings Of the Wing Convention, and
our regret would have been equally great if it had
beeh Democratic Convention. But if we had been
q, aliyiOus TO promote the nomination of Judoe
bNN I'd as the Delta was to aid Col. Hunt. no
doubt one of the editors would have gone m TO fLe
Convention to report its proceedings and use his
influence for his favofite; but motives Of IeIicacv
we thought, forbade such course he relation
which one Of the editors of the Crescent sustained
10 Judge Bullard, being his partner in the practice
ot law, IL onr Judgement rendered il highly unbe.
coming IN him. either Of his associates TO he prps
ent at The Conve nton, lest it should give rise IN
suspicion that Judge Bullard had indirectly through
ms friends sought the nomination. We Perceive
mat we misunderstood the true meaning Of the
Delta assertion that " the city was united to
man IN favor OF Col. Hunt" The explanation
gwen is clear and we make the correction with
pleasure We earnestly assure our fasiidious, bgl
always " courteous, ingenious, Just and fair deal
uB helghoor, that 1t possesses nothing in the
""fLu tAat we envy, or of which we would deprive
IT, we assert, with all solemnity, that we have no
wish to rival it in anything whatever. We have nav.
CT alluded to It as the locoioco Delta as il would
have It's readers believe; nor have we. with ,hs
least malice or intention to give offence spoken of
ITS editors in connection with public meetinps nj
citizens as belonging to one of the great parties OF
die country. A few days since, by way of distinc.
Non, merely, and far from intending to reflect dis
credit on them, or to prejudice" that paper we
useu inc phrase quoted by our neighbor, of The
Delta" On the contrary, we have nj ,yo,s sb,,,,,s
disposition to be ON terms OF courtesy and personal
kindness towards that paper far greater than have
been ey'nced by others Of our conference.-the. The
D1la mas always had, and still has our best wishes
.'' p'ospcntyand success, and we are determined
not 10 be pat IN the wrong by any grabbed or hard
sounding expressions it may choose to employ
d" neither the friendly relations shall continue or
'i't'n oil, must be decided by the Delta. Ii
- CHOOSE 70 honor Col. Crockett with all the add.
..''' Do Pfsier5 he will ~ Le the least offended
(.p'e.7liy with che c ~. part Of them. If he
@ d deacon, or eg,Essl been, he would Ger.
,h0k 70 no dsyace, though it seems j,
~ 80 considered 5y,our Just, ingenious
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