The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-08

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uAose'''sns = pel''ea 70 naniest ltsei, Is about
= 'o's = g upon me moral Jaw 1t might
sas~'i OF 'o' ~ Duecom0 ''", put could
-na's : 's's "'A'es pa''e'' sns0''
s - .us sno'sn saa. INC common sense OF the
matsf ~ 'n'' sofcn'hen. PROFESSIONS and matters
o. 'ns' A'na sl' se'y sAuasaean'' ana make no
vo "' one Oh 'ne DIGEST ana most experienced
P0iuoAns N 'ne ol'y OF Sa'e' mas expressed to US
nus 'na' inc last grand procession OF the
"ai'sny 'iu0s' co'' MOI less tnan SSooO, and
Plopaoy ~'ooo' WINNIE inc last grand mass process
s'on o. 'ne rlele' CLUBS COST NOT less than $2ooO
ana perhaps soooo. = mt - >0ooo to $Sooo ian
amount ~h'ons n'sh' nave maze tne poor OF
'"' wy oo''s '-'e s"'ous nou' 'ne WINTER were
eApeAr'1 :" WV "ul''e's u'sP'ays' we say rult-
'ess' because inc ms1'sny CLUBS made by far the
nanasone'' "ney c'ai'n 'ne most e1tenslve) DIS
p'.s anu yes 'n'' uay' "1f rlefet Is Snefin eject
:" uue' a'so' mat 'ofcn-hgnt professions and
sucn naa''efs munster 20 wilo e1ci'ement winch
= any 'nlng ou' heai'a'ui' physically or morally.
but tnen' Dating all -bHneo"'6's"s, If men will
become excited we must have torch-light process
s'ons' or some tnlng worse. Ii passions are
qocksheo' II enthusiasm De aroused there must
oe : sale'y-vave' ana PROFESSIONS probably, quite
as wen As any other medium exhaust explosive
material. II Is great pity that men will become
excited that they cannot maintain cool and even
temperament, that they cannot decide elections by
the deliberate exercise OF the ealmest reason; but
we cannot 20 into nign herolcs' nor indulge in
moral Mysteries, they relieve themselves Of their
surplus warmth IN not very profitable display In
the mean hme' we Will beg onr readers who are
credulons OF very loud professions, to imagine for
" any desirable quantity Of edlfying lectures upon
S.is interesting subject.
= The fact OF the matter is, we hear very little of
The wastefulness. the humbuggery, the immortality
OF t0rchight professions and such matters, during
the progress of canvass. When the elections are
allover, and it does not coat any thing-when no.
body is chit, we have nauseating supernatural
ance Of this kind of selfrighteousness and self
Slorifytng morality. We think the torch-ight pror
cssslons bad enough, ridiculous enough in them
selves, wasteful conduits Of moneys which might
be more ussfuliy employed in thousand other
thinEs but we do not think they half as gross
y humbuggish as the after. election righteousness,
which has sick stomach for fraud, bribery, cor
'uption, humbug, etc., only when it discovers that
favories are not elected, or pet views
supported.
why ID not this cry OF super-excellent righteous
ness raised during the progress of a canvass !,
WIN do M, sa;.o,. ~ Tho ,n.,., ;.a.
o,.;,,.a G.. a.. -
.,.:-.,.- e'' - po''''oA' '1'rahy'
~ ~ 'i'e' own writings Oh course stand out
= party conventions and insist upon abstinence
from practices they denounce as shocking
The answer is very simple. 1t costs nothing to
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