The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-07

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own. The hirh Council az III Pr,s;3.r. 10 co,f;,,
All hif .nnointman,. and rat;fv :, N.
No longer solitary IN thu povs, NJ v;v,r, of,;c.
compelled 10 resort to the agent. of tha naomi. "a
approval Of his appointments. he would - mon
cautious the lingering slories Of monarcbia
power would fade away from him: he would be-
come Qiks our President) mers man of the peo
pie, exalted by his Office only n The statue is lifted
up by iis pedestal, and il full view Of Z people who
500 him daily ask Of their Representatives approval
Of his acts, the Office would be every thing-lhe
man almost nothing. Now the man Is every thing,
the Office almost nothing.
France needs National judiciary, which, like
our Supreme Court, shall decide questions Of
constitutional power. This would give to her
what she much needs solid and durable FORMS
legal and responsible oraces, final and authorta-
tive tribunals Of resort Her constitutional powers
arc nov IN chaotic confusion. The Executive
's'1ss upon some ne Assembly upon others
ana oo'n can on'y sPPes' venemenuy ana PASSION
a'ely % Tue Peop's' - inc aawn o. republican
ez'ssencs' e'smenu wn'cn sno0io nafmonl'e' meet
IN stormy conflict, upon questions Of power. which
,ba naomi. have e.t.bl;.h.d NO ,utho,;,v 20 a.cd.
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Il v'' 80 ''''s ! = 'A' "'A'' y ,a"'e one'
= .p's'' e' - s.Anu pe'ween the
D4ecut'e sno INC 'mmeo'aIe representatives lot
lesser tefms) Of the people; and Supreme Court
to expound the Constitution. When France has
these, the jargon Of rsvisions being proper RENE.
~. s.h,;. o.,
dies Tor public crises, will necessarily pass away.
The kingly shadow Of Louis Quatorze will no
longer reign from the Tuilleries. Napoleon's
memory will NO longer bring back imperial slorie.
for his degenerate neubew. from, IN. hu,a..a
,.-n,.n. 49,. 80. /. ''N
: " ~ ''''o''ou''y pore the
Eagle q france ana the ruins Of a ProstEated
monarchy, massed into solid and harmonious
structure Of republican Government, will no
longer kindle imperial memorie. and s.ud,l an
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" aA s'"veV IsPuoican
p'of'e. present france volatile, glory-ioving,
entnunasuc' u ruled BY memories and names
Napoleon, the Tuilleries, tho Empire. Political
topics must replac, these. and : s.,,,. .,a
Judiciary hind 6,mlv ,o..,h., =. .
and ill., .o,,..,.a e. = c--
II :. ]. ooveIn"en''
There is : genuine citizen who hal a..um.d N.
dignity Of correspondent. and ..nd. y. II. FL
lowing letter. His subject i, one NOT oft.n ,rs.,sd
in our columns but having taken nto v.,,, m ~.
circumstances Of the case. and thu no.;,;.n 80 ~
parties, We concluded to admit him .rr,..;-. -
course, he means evil to none.
~ 80 Vols. r-or -.
Cono. Ausu.t {. ias,
my Dear Cysscent-From this, my delightful
'strsat. pro tenn promised to let you have few
lines but little did expect. then, to be Obliged to
give you, - the best, the richest news that
round noatlng here, genuine seas. mag OF, if il
% not tnst surely it tale Of wa" As oppress-
ivey anecung q that Of Juliet and her Romeo
with which We have been kindly favored from your
CITY. Inc parties are distinguished, and known
al along shore. They are three in number; two
young gentlemen, already in position in your eitv.
ana dark-eyed maiden.
Although We live here on lake, We can raise
town large enough to enjoy all the mar
'ecsS Of private affairs that our city friends NAV
avor % with 1t any time. Nothing. thew .av
'srs, has been more spicy than that which I refer
.. presume that only few Of your readers "A
|et know any Of the items OF this savory story.
lad heard nothing-was - ignorant AZ !. mice .
\ the whole affair when left. Strange il il NOT.
when knew all three? No. bv the wav carr
lot favor my fancy with distinct recollection Of
he tair--the favored one, who has won the cb.r.c.
or Of heroine in this over true tale bu, th;nL
hat once, only once, that gentle Zitella % looked
milingly on such brirsnd AZ nv,elf No.
mind All Of US rscollect the delicate love affair.
hat little matter Of holy affection. in which an,
riend A. Nor / am under the impression that