New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-11
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III - lor shsri6's constabis's and Public Auo-
Etieaserf sales, - Third psss. 's
Aldermanic Consistency.
There Is i journal il this cit which is con-
sistent ii ons thing dispositio to abuse every
citixen Who may be repnted quiet and lnoffensiye.
~ murslsrons assaults upon chained officials o.
Eobese Aldezlnsns are terrific. 70 them it shows
- mercy; but With The ferocity and with the
whocp of ID wild Indian, it pounces upon every
~ leman whose position or necessities put him
under Z bonds to keep the peace z
R 4 81 awfnl upon g aldermen 2 and yesterday
~ lxtest victim was Alderman Clark The
tleinah IS wing and, therefore, the True
Delta thinks II prudent and useful to select him
I'D ono Of the listto be stricken down IN regular
order.
ssIt charges upon him il tho following brilliant
style
any thing done in either Council sinse their first
compare in cool pertnacity With this AL
sttempt Tuesday evening to force upon the
body 81 which he Is conspicuous light additional
ssxtraysgant and undeseryed appropriation for the
ONCE and ats useless appendage the High Con
sableship It certainly could not have been ut the
Mayors suggestion that Alderman Clark moved for that
q the public finances and would do any thing even
them 8 sss ssis s.
Now, that is cool from . journal which has
been begging at the heels Of wing Sheriff for
advertisements at lower rates than my decent
Office IN this city would admit Alderman Clark
makes not one cent in the premises crawls at
heels for cheap business and abuses
Having no interest, the argument
should Be, that he acts according to his own,
honest ideas
This paper adds
deem i simple act Of Justice to Alderman Clark
thus 70 his peculiar merit and to record
Whist perhaps, many Of his Immediate constituents are
not Of that at MI times and on every occasion he
ts of the people, regarding probably the poor
Sa pnee e propsr Ess Fl those who are ashamed to
We deem il due to the same paper, to state,
IS that at all times and on every OCCASION = ii
abuses every respectable gentleman who hap
pens 70 be Wing, and has very, very little con-
science or scruple in doing it. He did not vote
any thing for our abusive contemporary, and
hence his sin and crime
NJ There is . funny fact in the premises, which
We will state. Ashort time since d bill Of d gen
tlelnan who had left for China, and for whom
Aldermen Clark was in no way responsible was
sent in 70 the latter gentleman from the True
Delta office. He refused to pay, and then he
was called on to subscribe He was to be black
mailed either one way Or the other, and refuseti
70 subscribe. He did not think the reading Of
the paper worth his time or money. The q M
was clear; he was, when not to be
black mailed. to be blackguarded, and beir .g d
Iniet and inoffensive gentleman the oper: .tion
appeared safe and terror inspiring He had
either to dignity his opponents Or assaultt ,rs by
reply, or to rest quietly under their at tacks
How he concluded We know not We KIN ow the
joke- he would not subscribe to that e va luable
paper, the True Delta !, OF course, he de served
% stand under a shower Of mud.
HELtEF Carr. vANpEGaipF The Board Of Assistant
Adermen have before them the matter Of aordins
eef to Capt D. @ yandegr who was severely injured
Eugene Paysant while he in the discharge Of his
luty The claim which deserves the favorable MI
anion Of the Board and doubt not that it's Justice
nil be apparent to the members Capt Van can iliy oor
bear the Loss he sustained both pecuniary and other
Fso, and We hope to see reasonable compensation
!Aaried him.
y RrrHirrs OF ToBAcco.--Accordng to a statement in
he Louisville Courier the recent If toh.co ~.
,lace firine e,oht month a,,i - ~ 'Aa'
n,ont IL ii ON boc MI .-s''
,erio At the three auction warehouses; were 800 hogs
leads
The above statistics show an excess of nearly ooo
logseads Of tobacco the receipts Of the entire
'ious year.
GEN CAss AND THE CoNvENTIos-Gen Cass was on the
oor 81 the Senate making defence Of the
III granting lands to Michigan fora railroad when the
esult of Tho first ballot ~ tbe -,
tho chamber General Cass had nr0ed that
I'D received less than her fair norton n s,nre -
enehts Mr. Dawson afm;tted thot -
~, - -. -. .ao peei
~ ~ IVY pooe 70 LAKE Inc mead
.he anu she would II she would have pa
ence have the Executive influence in her favor 81
Oh win only c,aran tee TINT sa; -;
~, ,,,,,s, g a. ~ 80. !. W. ae
sp''ss., - VI Da"sen re1oined that the
=. " Z, M - :;
" !" y citizens Of
'ass a.e sefy nucn eAasperated at tho
N ~ Law IN hhode lsland and
ley assert hat tney VIM not recognize It, They have
ines and liquors as heretofore The Governor If fra
tate the other hnnd, has said most decidedly that
ae law shall be enforced in the event Of military
,rce being necessary
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