The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-14

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MIXED up, Professions Of nationality were pro-
fasely liberal on both, we may say on all, sides;
but Johnson dishonored his position by a sec.
tonal course on the pocketed bill, and Bigler
bad free soil favor and support, which, to say
The least. has suspicious appearance.
Ia view Of these facts, we cannot really, through
the mist of insubstan,ial political professions, ca
joleries and tricks, see any thing in the Pennsy-
vania elections decisyely national, or decisively
sectional. They appear to have been like all other
elections, full of artful management and costess
defamation; and the only solid fact we pretend
10 see 10 them, is, that the national wings, led on
| by Senator Cooper, and the Philadelphia whigs
favorable to The removal of Lewis from the Gus.
tom House. struck down Governor Johnston. Ha
deserved his fate. 4o
| n Tho New York elections. we ara clear. no
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iafEement Dill was the enErossing topic. Would
It enable the party in power to perpstsste its
tfiutnphs Would II benefit the State to rive work