The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

AsssssssFVs = NJ e{MAhs ana oQAWpions OF
ulsfaism have changed der tunsy fslbt all about
their declansons sn esolutions il favor Of secss-
sion, and now sweaf shey are the best Of Union
mens& w should Be glad to know Why, then. they
denounced The union man 90 recently a. subnis-
sonisss, rnlsss i bstscauss thsy did mot talk %
leaay ard 1sfoely n he irs.sasers. Perhaps they
may By Ills new humbug, - By drawing strict
| paSg fnss in their own faskicS, make point bul
orr sdvises show hvoahly To- Foots. A friend
writes - = folio ~ from Alfalfa county:
Fren the bsss iifoenstion can obtain, Be-.
lievs he Union party will carry this State, ct ia
sPpFsaehiag eeotioa, ~ ffsm ~ 70 ten thousand
majority. 0sn. Foeis spsks q this place ON Tuss.
day last and u Attalavills On Wednesday, HI ~
accompanied By Gone Miles, Harry and Cl,rks,
and Mr.. Luskett. Gen. Foots wss eompslled d
leave isr jackson on Thursday nefning but The
speaking was continued BY Gems. Miles, Horny
and Clarke, It Rocky Point On Thursday, and Il
Multona Springs on Friday, at Ill Of which places
10 gave barbecue. About three thousand per.
sons in Ill we're present at the four different speak
ings and think good impression wss made
The disunioniss have heretofore claimed this
county, but now believe We shall certainly carry
the county. Yours, etc.
koscIusxo. Min. AusuA So
Massachusetts An Intelligent correspondent d
the Boston (democntc) Post, in = well-reasonsd
ar6cle, demonstrates that the whigs will BE- 10
stored 70 power in Massachusetts, II the next cleo.
ton, by the misconduct Of those who forced de
coalition in the Legislature to elsct free se Sen.
ator last winter. This abusa Of trust has crsssed
20 great disgust that il viii PROSTATE the present
Stale government and bring upon ! portion Of the
democracy deep and meritsd censure."
LsSisisxs.-The wings Of Opelousas have
nominated the following ticket for the Legislature
For the Senate, Caleb L. Swayze; for Represent.
atives, James Morgan, Fnncois Robin, John E
King, Joseph D. Gardiner.
| Diswnionism is Lossissena The Democratic
Convention in the Fourth Congressional District
which re-nominated Mr.. Morse, passed q series o.
resolutions which wink "we would, if we dare, =
At secession, as plainly as can be. Among others,
it passed this
Resolvsd, That, while forbearing to take, our.
selves, OF to prompt others to take, any measures
OF violence active resistance to the laws Of 1850
called the Compromise, We are neither content
with their provisions nor satis6ed with the spirit
IN which they were enacted We think that con
cessions ought to be mutual, and do not consider
that compromise in which all the concessions are
wrested from one Of the parties.
Now, if that be not rank with moral cowardice
We know mot what is They will not submit, and
they will mot resist. Well, what will they do !
Set nets to catch all kinds of votes; that is thei,
game. Again, they resolve,
That, while we regard it as inexpedient for any
Southern State, in view of her past grievances
separately to secede from this Union, we are never
theless constrained to believe that any Southern
State which may adopt that extreme measure, will
do 30 in good faith and under an honest conviction
Of its necessity, and in that event, we are too near
ly kindred in interest and blood to the people of ou
sister States Of the South, to consent to the coer
cion Of such seeding State by the arms Of tn,
Federal Government.
They think separate secession " inerpedient p
Well, we think it insanity and treason. The De
mocratic Convention Of the Fourth Congressiona
District has given wilful aid and encouragement
to the disunion views of South Carolina. and IN,
patriotic voters Of the district should administer
merited rebuke in the overwhelming defeat Of it
nominee, thereby taking position alongside Of Gen
Downs.
Virginia. Samuel Watts, of this county, will
probably be the candidate Of the WING party 70
Lieutenant. Governor, in the event of the ratifica
ton OF the new constitution by the people, [Ports
mouth tva.) Pilot.
Alabama.-Some Of the South Carolina organ
and their echoes are felicitasing themselves on a
least partial triumph in Alabama. They call Col.
ler the secession candidate for Governor" which
Is decidedly an after election idea. Had he run a
such, he would never have reached the Governor
chair. OF members of Congress (some Of whom
they claim the Mobile Register, paper decided,
opposed to the Union men, declares: "None o
the members elect are disunionists or advocates O
secession. The Southern Rights men only content
for the abstract right Of secession, as supra. con
stitutional remedy, but do not urge its exercise fo
existing causes"