The daily crescent., 1851-06-26
Tn. second congregational District.


I nm. ....-a C.,.r.s.,onsi District.
We learn that no prominent wing o. 'ne country
10 at all desrons o. representing 'ns D'.o' :" VI,
next Congfe"' Se'e'a' VI "o mus. '"ne0I.a'
members OF 'no parry nav flsse1 g.
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knoryn in the c;tv ,s an enternr;sino merchant
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Tho aoo, of ,be Hou,e .ne,l with efFec, and what
4. .,r.l,, ;r,nor,.n, .,s.k on,v n Tho no;n, H.
h,. hesn for several wear, Chairman of The Fire.
WE'VE, A..oc;,,;on and a. .ucb b.. besn a, tho
head of The FIRE denartment the most n.eful asso.
o;.,;or \, ,he c;,v He wa. Cha;rman Of the VIII,
S,,,sEv.cr,;ve Comu,,ee du,ing tho Ia q, c.nv,.s
and b,, done =, much hard work and exnended ..
r.r,h roorev e., Nj, Marty a. .nv man in Il
w. have h.,,d of ,,.n ss,,;no nm cs;ms bec,u.s
| ,bev made .neeche. for their nartv Wbv. making
string togetbsr a few bipb sounding words and
| ,br,ss. to he delivered with grand sour;sb-
these. inter.persed with few general trusms make
a verv oood fnna on which tn draw Now ali these
| arc ve,v wen-but as thew do mt cost mucb we
,hnk M nartv ouob. n nav too dea, fo, them
Smmn .neecbe. are about the cbeapest ;n,ellec,n,
,bor we know of. Yet. if the marty naoer. are ,e
he believed every election br;ncs ou, orators wb,
throw Demos,benes. Cicero. Ot;s and Henry !,
the b,ck oround No no let ps not he dsludsd h,
this thing of electioneerinp eJoouence-t ia a.
wortble.s and paseous a, non. or anv other etfer
vescinp drink. We shall snnno,t the nomin,,;o,
of Mr. Maria for in this District ,bere y;I, bs ~
-:--. -:.:. ~ -: -
organized oppu'uo" spi - 'ne ~n'. caho'aa.e' II
man a, all n''e" i''ei,e, '"1 "o"i'Hau'n n",'
'"'' '"' N'es''e' WIN 'e e'e''1u ~''nou. p'euseT
eAp'e'' Vi ''',p.'eu pao"eu oon'eh"oh IS
) sao'' on ,e ,epu'"'a'''' "nuu "a, y" ''e e,ec
'O: INC s.'e .sa aS"as parry "'' nass e,ea
| majority IN the next congress. member NOR
or less is Of no importance to that majority. But
is important to New Orleans to be represented b
man Of character, influence, acquainted with i,
commerce, and capable Of advocating its cause i
public, and BY his position exerting an influence
private life. .7
, The friends Of Mr.. Marks will not press hi
nomination. If the whig party of the country hav
any favorite. the name Of Mr.. Marks will be with
drawn. We know the gentleman too we'll to sur
pose that he would accept reluctant nomination
Since the above was written, we have seen tn
Evening Delta, which announces the candidanc
Of Col. I. G. Hunt. We do not intend at preser
to analyze his claims to this high office. But W
propose again to contradict the stale sander, tha
there was any queer" or unfair conduct in tn
action of the last Convention. The Delta certainl
represents the city delegation as Oerdamt, and tha
from the country as trcky-it deals its compl
ments with an impartial hand. The bas;s selacte,
was the one adon,ed with tho exosn,;o, IS -,
VIII ,ne p,on .ss, q en
mas tbe one ;n..ted mon hv Tho di..nnn;n,.J ., =
ldidate. For in a conversation with ma a few dav
before the Convention. that person and bs brotbs
denounced communication in the Rulle,;n ,vhiol
advocated the marty basis as the wo,L of b;s ono
mia. nm the contrary ,ye sr,,,;ned !, .s ,ha "a;
rule. The Delta asserts that Col. Hunt was tn
favorite of the city: our observation led us to tn
directly opposite conclusion, and we now belev
that his nomination would have led to the defeat
the whg party. We think that result will folio,
his nomination now.
As To the fatal letter, we have already publishe
it in our columns, and have always been prepare
: | to dafand II IL anv ona has boan auux;aud H., =,
a,., al. uI,. -. ~: ~
cohouc'' IL mas ai"ays oeeh the easiest matter
hnd us, ana H Is not yet too Tate. We shall nt
plead the statute of limitations for INJURIES real Z
= supposed which we have inflicted.
s We had hoped that the dead might have hoe
j. kent out of this canvass. While our lamsn,e
d friend was alive. he headed No ono ,o oua,d h
honor In the absence of those entitled bv nature
i perform the sacred ,ask we shall nyotect hi. ora,
II from the bvena.
l. "Tbe Conventiou had only IN nrocesd n ,s,o.,
|
genueman' VINO mad a mere nominal residence
land who was never tbought Of bx = s;nale de,saa
d from the city" [Delta.
!" This charges Judge Bulard with accepting
office for which he was not elipible-for If he a
J. not reside in the District be xv.. no, s,,h. ,o