The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-24

Bsta Csasrsss hil to ps1xs laws necessary %
carry nlo effect the provisions II the Conssitu,iea
particularly intended Sos he benefit Of one part q
IL country" dsss Mr.. Webster endorse ssssssisal
= right thsas Not u ALL He clearly osaysys4
The idea that cengrsssisnal hajerity must hhr
p prevent" and /" pssnansnsly prevent" ths pss-
ags Of sach laws and then, he says, the agsrsvsd
part II the country will not long continue 10 ~
serve ether Constitutional provisions etc. In other
words, he declares that such course on the part
Of eQeagressionsl najorisy4weuld nullfy our or
e. -, md resolve NJ into . state Of anarchy
~ ISOLATION. He clsuly brings forward sup
positions sass. not mere passins unconstitutional
wrong, but Of continued psnscusion, and behind
thsths Summons up the right Of revelation.
Property shrinks from revelations; family cir
slss shudder Al their approach; conmsrce panses
sttheir first shros, and Ill society is confused at
their outbreak; laws imperative, and personal
rights dead. Discontsnt csnnst fses these, though
ssnss Of desperate wrong may; though folly,
passion o. arrogance may. In this light, WASH
|ingsen, Msdison, Jaeksea, Clay, wsbsisr, and
oshsr patriots, havs presented secession and for
this, IL csamoa sense and gratitude Of the nation
have placed thsm - before the world, that il se-
esssion should pass from idle theory To disas-
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IN history, proud and calmly wises around Ameri1
| cas- monuments 70 the future. the Consultation
II, /
they chamPaoned and the Union they upheid.
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Mr.. Wsbster.-The following il COPY Of The
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DASlsL WEBSTER.
The Boston Courier Of July IA, speaking Of tho
story Of MI. Webstsr's resignation. SAW:
"Th.n. ma inv = r.. saldo,r du,;n- IN. .ho,
.n.cs m Fr;isv whsn !, -,ss ;hn"~h, shs. III
sssG.. u sne fssaens..on mleal % Hae, en9 ADOLF
h;htsd .;ncs ~ .lscs;on of bs,,s. Smm. 10 ~,
United States senate. MorJccai Al the KineI
gate was not such an offence TO Haman, as Daniel
Webster at the right hand Of the President of the
Un'sc e.a.e. = 20 ans. sweet alsposuoneo party
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The North Amer;csn ~ ph;laa.lnh;. 7 80
| embellishes The Courisr's story, that :. Webetsr
has resigned, By stating that hs rendered his resig
nation y me President, who refused 70 accept n
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e,nmant which ara nnrv m shs;r !, ~ >, vSr.n
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sns,..r ~ ,hssa nsrsr.Nwhich cannot ~, r
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much honor 10 himself and profit 70 ths ccnn,,y y
s ans Acmn.s.faOn cesifes 10 open trade with
most valuable commerce. from which ,hs ' ifn,,sa
States is now almost excluded; and if the thing
can % done' H will % done-wsil done-and done
s1''A's
Association of Steamboat Engineers.-Sevsral
yeas ago, the ter IDLE frequency Of steamboat a.
cidents forced the formation Of Associations Of
Steamboar Engineers in all of the important West.
ern towns Their objects were to secure the set-
vices OF skilliui and efficient engineers in river
navigation. The organisation has been most
successful movement. Responsible msn are now
united 10 their interests TO project the community
against the dangers to which ignorant engineers
nave 700 long exposed Them. The Cincinnati
chronicle Shows thus, the good effects Of the A.
soc.amcn IA ula' ciy
sa;.;n enseesis Of tn,s CITY are making constant
vsIv bs.t nan ~ ,hs c.ss ~. .soJa.on, anu the
as members. Il promise. to Weld an ;nansnss
that will be felt, Is it's humane object is to rsndsp
me insnrancs Comnsn;ss a.. u1nsea q explosion;
some OF them already rsise iosurancs ,.ha. aa
boats cannot show that the engineers on board
have the diplomas Of the Association This is
rgn.. ana We nope wlll become general. for it is
a snd men nad ceased to become
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Tho Virginia. Conpemtion-The Ii quidation o
Cs.,,.;, C~"... 1'pv'ea VI ~ me virginia
$500 :. .'es ~ ING "hole. They
s.op'so 'Ae siA.n secnon Of the report which pro-
s~e' =. ''n.'nk 'una srea'ed oy the annual ap-
proposition % seven per cent'' SIX OF which ia to
pay me interest Of the present debt and one per
cent. to be appropriated Tor the gradual liquidation
OF SAID debt. For all prospective Indebtedness Of
the Commonwealth eight per cent. is to be laid
ebl0e, Au0 70 Do appropriated a. above, SectIona