The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-19

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plexon Of the vote by which these excellent resO-
lutions were adopted. We presume, however,
from the fact that the New Hampshire Legislature
is largely democratic, that large number Of the
democrats must necessarily have voted for them
we are correct this presumption the patriotism
and nationality Of the resolutions are not more
worthy Of commentator than the liberal courtesy
and frank justice shown towards the President Il
would be well if similar spirit sotuated the Legis
latures Of other States, we should shortly have
done with agitation and sectionalismsl We trus
that in these resolutions John P. Hale one Of the
worst Of agitators, may see his signal Of recall from
the United States Senate and that Congress may
not shortly be afflicted with the presence Of such
as he.
S. f. Vlpton, of Ohio--We have announced the
nomination Of this gentleman by the Wing Con
vention Of Ohio, as a candidate for Governor. In
a speech delivered in Putnam, MuskiDgum county,
lie referred to his nomination, and stated that he
had agreed to accept, and then, after discussing
some matters Of State politics, be adverted to the
exciting questions now before the people Of the
Union, and his speeches in Congress, on the admis-
sion Of Iowa, and said
But enough has since transpired to satisfy all
cool and refsering men that in the performance
Il NAt ue udAf ana lEthtuy OF guarding the l0te-
/ gritty Of The Union, while we must exact from all
others faithful observance Of the requirements Of
the constitution, we must ourselves be- equally
ready and willing to respect all the rights that are
secured to them by that instrument Il is only By
the observance of this rule on all sides and in IN
parts Of the country, that we can hope TO get on,
and preserve cur national existence"
il is such sentiments as these, strictly and vigo-
rousy carried into practice, that must give TO the
Union a permaneney that will defy all the arts of
demagogues Or the madness Of fanatics to crush it,
Negfe and Buchanan These two gentlemen
are playing short engagement at the Broadway
Theatre, NewYork, wherein they are alternating
The presentations Of leading parts in the same play
When Young's fame had eliminated and the elder
Vandenhotf was just entering his zenith, these
two distinguished performers used 10 alternate
their Olhello and Iago Vandenhoff being then
considered the best Moor, and young the only
living Iago. These changes of psrsonation by the
two best living representatives Of the character
enlisted wonderful interest, and, Of course,
crowded houses always witnessed them
Neafe and Buchanan are now orowding the
Bfosdway Theatre nightly. with the SANS kind o +
novelty, although The sams interest does not at
zach, because there are now on the boards better
actors Of The parts they are playing than either Of
them. On the 9Th, Neafie played OthelIo, Bueha-
nan Iago The critics notice both performances
iavorably but while Buchanan came up to their
expectation, it is evident that Neafe astonished
theme On the 10th, Buchanan was to play Mac
bsih and Neafs Aaodaf
The Washington Telegraph Of Thursday even.
ing, July TO- has the following paragraph
NJ. We5asy .--Our readers are probably aware
that Mr.. Secretary Webster has for several sum
mers past been subject to a kind Of painfnI iniiu.
enza, which bias threatened to seriously njure him /;
and we are informed that his Contemplated visit to
the North will be taken chiefly for The imprave.
Monday Of next week, aad we trust may return
greatly benefited by his tour.
The distinguished Secretary Of State is expected
to address his friends and nsghbors On his arrival
at his Marshfeld Home.
AntS- Secession IN South CaroIina.-There is
to be an Anti-Seeession State Convention held in
South Carolina, on the first Monday in December
next Delegates were appointed from Greenye
District on the 9TH instant and the other Districts
requested to cooperate It is to be hoped the same
/ good may come out Of South Carolna. The Anti
Seceasionists are gallant and intelligent body oil
men, and urge the contest with a spirit well-de-
serving Of success.
Prepay You, Letters = Three cents viii thus
accomplish what will cost your correspondent FIVE.
Prepay YDWy Newspapers The Postmasters
will mot forward them il you do not except to
regular subscribers, who prepay BY the quarter at
the office where they receive them.
CouaterJeitiag cod Coin. = Tho Pennsylva-
Man Of the 9th says: /" z. Collins Lee, ESQ, the
United States Attorney Of Maryland, has been in
our city cooperating with John W. Ashnesd
Esq the United States District Attorney, in The
discovery and punishment Of extensive counter.
letters Of the gold coin Of the United States; and
we understand that their efforts have resulted IN
the arrest at Baltimore Of the principal party who
forged the coin, and whose instruments and dies
were found in this city. The accused has been
brought on for trial Much interest is felt in the
natter for the affair is said to involve many Others
who have heretofore occupied respectable positions
in society"
Protest Of the Democratic lfsnaBsrs Of III.
N 7, Lesislatavs-On the sth instant. the de-.
moeFasie members Of the lower branch Of the N. Y.
Legislature, presented, and had entered upon the
Journals Of the House, ths following protest:
We, the undersigned, members Of the Assem-
osyi iavofabe az we are to the completion Of the
l~Tt'--f NNA AAANAtNt 81 ANt 0DNNANunN on oath
70 support the Constitution Of the STATE. and BE-
iieying that the bill now before the House Of AZ.
sem0iy Tor the enlargement Of the Erie Canal and
ne completion Of the Genesee and Black River
Canal violates the Constitution. do solemnly and
earnestly protest against such bill as unconstitu
tlonsi and request this our protest. be entered ii
the journal OF the House
/ Marsaal Shots--lt is said that the CITY Mar.
shal Of Bangor, Ne, has been shot dead bv The
owner Of some liquor that he was selling under the
new law.
DroWHea.--A letter to the New York Herald
from Granada de Nicaragua. says that on the 2sth
Of May, a Mr. David Nelegin, of New Orleans
was knocked overheard by the boom Of the sloor
John Mitchell, and drowned. The poor man had
lost the use Of his arms BY rheumatism, and coult
not swim. All efforts 70 save him proved useless
The letter says that he has left very amiable wife
and family in New Orleans 70 mourn his loss.
The Repablie Of GuateasaIa-The Washington
Republic Of The lIth says;
" We understand that Senior Don Felipe Molina
I Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenip0ieniiar,
Of the Republic Of Cosa Rica, yesterday presented
20 the Secretary u Sata his credentials, and wa.
received aa charge d'Ailaires Of the Republic Of