The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-07

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Inc Delta has not presumed 10 point out where
that Committee was deceived. By a sweeping
cbarss if aoousas tho Council of corrpn,ion .nJ
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'he Conmittee OF Ignorance ana stupidlty. puts
the conservative party on trial for ifs conduct dur
ing fourteen years Not content with this ertept
of e. :. L,;,o- q, ,,.1, nao;e.,:.-
" "'"o' ~ ~ " A 'f''i'"'iohS, anu
even thls vague charge, extending over fifteen
years, is made Just the Of an election when
it is too late to repe its calumnies. When the
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"s " is WI 'aAa'i'i' 'ii0 'op'y 10 III pe
founu IN the puhiic improvements, the schools and
the revenues of the Municipalitv,
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The Whir Mass Meetiup I'm the E,-..
Ward
No.,y;th., ond;no a., ,x,. ;... r. A., -,
the meeting in The First Ward nm S.,nrday nsb, ~
onsv attended by ,ba ,.. nI III ;, +" s,, r. nu,e'
Iud.s Rvrns and I.. M a INV LILY. .'Ieno o,
tho W,,d rha no.,;na ,,,. oaI - -, T. s.'r VI
E.o wbo ,om;n,tod NJ, w A., 1,s. - VI ' as
w r. Strange Secretary In answe n an an,hus;anm
Judga Rv,ne made bis ,nno.,.na IN ,h .,5 tW .o.
ovooedr ,v ,h,t ,r. ,raro ,,nah,o 80 r.. ,h -; So
,entlenon .j,ss. ,t morn On ss I've ave bsa i s @
of in the very highest tema I,dve Rvrna Ala no, 49,. r.
of the rhetorical frunes with which some nol;o, tar
,ve wo of ticks the e,re No, lid he nee ,ha .nh
roxv so fash;,n,hle ,r,nna d. .r,, q, ,h;aL r.. !; ,
bnt fc,lino 6yno in n vond =. No.. l.. ,oa
nron than ha Of comn,on ssrsa p. larr, 80 AZ Ja,o,
ali trp,h TIe erao,,od N, ,h..;..,;rc ~ a. a sr
NJ Ma,k. and nns n H.. aa h;t. ~. pu'ueu Wy
man On the school Ora.,ion ba ,,as 49,, a - -
M Ma,ks M, haosu @ 10 ~ - 90 ut - 'iu , 'ou, mil
or that gent,eroan IN h C,tl; d ,s r. VIC
hut becan,e he krew .b., M, M,,ts h.d .,,". s:1
manly and cor,;.,on, ,,os,;on - III. .,a - % -
but little tn ssv ,bont b;mso,cha haS ~ 49, rs .,n na1
man and had heefo,e as ncb No acs ~ dsssra
tn vindicate-be had indeed I'm, ,,a ~ a.. - ~ ~ - -
ons thing no would s.v Tho, ;s iaJ =. ~ "a u past ou'
he had Neon ron;n, ,sd h. NO, a.. ~. o'Ie ol wncn
his hest tn preven, ,evrs, a, IN, ol H., W
,..arors,r \, ,o, a., &c i. Va "a, ~ -woua n anor
neonjs Judge "A bnd hoard oT ohsc.; -; =, S '.s
so.;n. him bscon,a he had i; ba ;,,s; o.s use
he deeroed ;r,n.,ti.lv To Ills to hos hr, ~
in his office he acted nader an oath tn do HE anti Ii.
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III. G H ' senea n, huch apu'so as ms
.I 49, e'1p s 'sp'ese'' anu himself 1'i'o.'
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ou "o'. Weuo n' 'ne iioie wlhhsv as
N N ~ ' 're az unans "e,ooe ie'u'duoh VI .ie
Deta SANDERS ana because "hie wofhy exposluon
aau ~ ue wnis eause III 'ne oounch' eAposes 10
, ~ ~ .n s s ~ 'o ~ 'oui W ua pe'iy VIM nave
r p'aae ~ us anu u'nn's III oui eA'S' ue
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i aeu 't ~ ooeoehce 10 'he can o ms ieuow
,e appeaieu ~ sre ai aooount vi is
10 leou 'ne ie anu Alauero"s siaises una. nau uhoush
,; 49, ,h lie @ E .h s ~. ,i on ..e ~ , 9ue
t. % 49,. ~ | ~ ~ VI u wv sie"t pA.es' iie 'ouu say
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TN Th mn. a. nc e. ~; nv aaa ~ ~ s,, o @ us ~, W"., ~ -
vhoh h. hsd an orno-.un;.n q. dsfs, h;,c e. ;. -. ~
onv thcsa xvLo;r n,vat dst.rsS hin ~, a, ,; ~
of the nubIic nress The , no;ut tn ,vbicb b vnnH 4,
ude was the reeep deoa.;r aet;,y in ,hs va,d u
was somevh. sn,n,.d t learn thai hi. .ssn h,J h
sddesae3 Inv . yy,r;ed Fen and NOR. >. 4, ,a.rr ,b.,
this VVa,ea h sd made r,ns. v;oert ne,von.
on him mi, Mari. This gentleman who had an n,hlush
nev throun bo,elf in The ros or b;s ,r,cr nsr;e ,,s
bnt fav noontbs sinca u, ar o,dan, ,ho,or.b
whg Instead of that retirement and moerrv which m chi
be expected in the true convert we find him possessed of
Jysnepte and inorinata apDeie , noiorsty Not satisfied
with the Disgrace attending n change under the crcum
stances he in three different Wards exposes himself in his
deormties to be gazed at by the multitude Mr. Marks did
not wish to pursue Mr. warfeld' course and indulge
personalities He wished to speak not of the private but
Mr. War,ield's political life He had not particle of i'll
will against his opponents many of those that were
were his personal friends but he had contempt for the
He could not but suspect the man who for
has belonged to party and because elected
office suddenly turus tn those to whom he has been all his
life opposed What he would ask would any citizen think
of another who would ve and drink and gorge himself
at the expense and then turn to his enemies and
every corner abuse him? Ye disgusting as this seems
has been DONE and that by p S. Warield He had 70,
years been living on the whgs and now that he could no
longer do so had abandoned the and abusing
Il D.,
Waneds name but he would suggest that Political Som
erset Ware would not under the circumstances be map
proprae Mr. Warield had at one time been elected by tn,
Whg Council Assistant Attorney of the Municipality which
poson be occuped several years So tenacious was he
office that when turned ont by the democratic Council il
he refused 10 give up the books to MT b. b. Lee who
was elected in his place He was subsequently appointed
Attorney for the ybp General Council and was again sen
by the wings tn the Legislature but Mr. Wared began I,
demand what had ony been conceded as favor and on be
ing defeated in his desire to become the Second District At
tornsy he in disgust at party that did not always keeI
him office suddenly discovered that he had all along beer
wrong that he had been democrat and did not know
That in all the speeches he had made of Clay.
of Tariffs and Banks he had been radically wrong The de
feat opened his and gifted him with the wisdom of
Solomon, and he saw distinctly saw, that the democrat
right, the wings all wrong He had heard of the waters
in the pursuit of which De Soto lost his life. that
youth and kept it in perpetual spring, but the almighty doa
seemed possess virtues far surprising this evidenced BY
its effects the singuary clear mind of P: s. Waed
His assertions respecting him (Mr Marks would be found
fully answered by the reports of the Council to which he IN
| tended. during his remarks to refer to and quote.
In regard the School Question, history brief
he intended without evasion, declare his and view
upon it. The Board of the School Directors permission
to certain persons hold Fair the Lyceum Hail. 1t hat
been before used for that puposet nconssten
with the object to which had been devoted besides tn
granting of this woud be precedent and would
difficult subsequently to refuse Already many application
about being obtain the for like purposes
The favor could be granted to ALL because OF the Lectures
| distinctions could not he made and hence better
establish firm and nndsvions yu Ia MT once and refuse
anncaons If ectu,ss yse mot de,iverJ .s anticipated