The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

highly valued friends What csn be grateful the
heart than union after absence of years. with those
whom in the days Of early mammoth we Were associated by
many of the strongest that bind man 10 his fellow in
this world
The Teunesseeans, many of those noble traits which
adorn and human character. unsurpassed if
unryaed BY any people the face Of the whole earth my
estimation III believed in the Calvnisc doctrine of
lion and reprobation, should leave little doubt that with
few exceptions they belong to the elect And since have
come back them, and revived the recoecons OF the
light other days." and have experienced the renewed evil
dence Of the sincerity and unabated ardor of their friendship,
and of their warm-heared and unaffected Hospitality, could
strong feeling Of regret that was ever tempted
separate myself from them But this only ndaged
for moment The deliberate second thought reminded
of the injunction of that motto which my best and only
inheritance from father, his good name More Than
seven years ago my lot with the people of Louisiana
My interests and destnes and have long been,
thoroughly identified with theirs and must not look back
may say trust without the impuaton OF vanity, that
have much console in the reflection, that although
have left behind the ardent friends OF my youth and early
manhood have found ones in my adopted State
who in the darkest OF adversely and misfortune have
stood by me- and proved that it is not always true that
'sThey who in our sunshine i've,
When winter comes are gone.
IT waslate Saturday evening when we arrived and to my
assonishmen found the city suffering dreadtnly IRON the
epidemic alluded to in the Eagle of Saturday. Quite large
number Of temporary soourners was informed from
various sections of the country BY ncauousy INDUCING their
curiosity about the great Crcns, had got saakeb and
| were extremely "uproarfoHs until very late hour
began 10 conclude that according the ideas OF the young
Virginia farmer who has figured extensively in the slump
poes we use to hear so often in this region the enlightened
and highly cultivated inhabitants OF Memphis had been pro-
crossing backwards at the rate Of about twenty five years
in morals in three years Of time But was soemny assured
that these scenes were of very rare occurrence that very
few If any, of The resident population were among the noisy
rabbe This statement strongly cooboraed thought,
by circumstance that there appeared be night police
proyded by the CITY government to aue such roous dis
Thev are Of such rare occurrence that presume
il considered unnecessary to incur the expense of night
watch When the Sabbath morning dawned all was calm
and ne and the contrast with he noise and confusion
which had 20 Frequently disturbed nv repose through the
night was as striking as Ii was gratifying and pleasing TO one
| from the orderly and peaceinl Crescent CITY,
Tsnent the sabbath Nv attenton tn te approprate
and solemn uties of the day In the forenoon went 10 the
Ma,hd Chnh ,bicb 90. mi rscsntlv fp,sbed and ~
| b;h;, drsa ~ haa,, ana svrs,rv r.v.iv 10 he mat
with in hnrcb arcbitecnrs attended evening service
;, ~ ,.s !. ~ r.. D. $500. ,SL.h
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As uO,' ~
~ passns u,i"ssn ~ pinoiiaA sesls anu
~, q leiu q, va SUI ous 70 'a li ns i is pussy
anu sno" lu9 % Nie ieeH' "o A"'eu d"
~9 9L q : oo u.,l 49, 49,. ~. -.
a. - IS uie De'' rue ~, 70
tne fengious ana moral tone OF the community Inc Me
uicu nave ree' nei9u!ns ue senuiu ne" one sieauy
!" = ,ha n anJ ven Sea
nrLi =. ~ 49,; .o.'r 80 sHleu VI Jun
Gnu elue, a nun ~ ou cs'
Os lis sow ieil1veu py ene union
VI uie w oi'e uuue onH oounei Ae uilq snla
0ut neat frame chapei IN the vicinity OF 'he navy ara.
Ane esoypefians nave OF ock' ana mghy re-
d H. 1891 ~ H. 49, y lJ Sp', Vi r i'
Later mucb more aud la.nt hriJin ,h I'M
fo,mar The Ran,ists have ,s, t,vobo,h ~ b;ol 81 =
suhsr hnt main strnctnre rba tnmbe,and posb,
rinns Eniscons;ans and C.thoi;oo h.o ~ oa m r.
Of bck wei finished and disnlavIne GOOD arcbectu,a
taste The two latter are gothic in their stvle ,s na
The TTpivavsalists also had chu,ch bsrs so ,ia a
lint it has recently been converted into theatre nd man
are wicked enoueb to saw ,vithont any a,sn s,bo, 4
religion or morals
An these varions npInits 7 an, ored;blv nfosd go 4
with men above te ordinary rank Of lsvns in III; co.
ton This "a 81 ,von,d var, Da,ra,, id ~ = 20 tI I
sion that a bigb desras If raIeions and ,.l ina ~
prevail anone the graat boJy ~ tb i ~ + 49,
with regret that tbs ,vas ~, he c.sa ~ M t III ~
posed and was therefore led ~ look nronnd mo ~, ~
| eould deteet The sc,;,, conc oor ~ ~, .
| in onr own citv the cI,nrcb bad ~ ao.s ti -
opposition finn an incredibls I IS q -, i
What complete burlesoue d tba name r M I -
ter of these dead falls eonnted trsIve or IN ri
blast in going about two SQUARES tbav
as with u.s. and yield large revenue in spnpor If e I'll,
government Thsis a thrift win a vengaanca ~ AZ [
rabe victims who are drawn in and strnned olen If ~
Ias dime they had earned by bnrd blows 10 ut bad n AZ
months Of be,r Starving wives and children bvs ~, ~
ouired lint I am Satisfied this tar A. e,t on ,h g J 49,
Iore1n rtneipe IF il were systsro sne;f Jt
have No dopht il would nodpcs a,,I,;foor rrha hi
| ,,ric sons az tba south conld nj i ~ ~ ~ w
But pleased find that the foundations have recent
been laid of system which in time will overthrow the.
: "Temples of Mammon.'' The City Government has con
menced system of public education modelled on our owl
in the Second Municipality, and that of Natchez but IL
andO