New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30

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" ptosl1o 800 'ohceiseu we porroW an ioea,
w a'noss ~ e1presslon' rom ms speecn)
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WHICH ~ was caieu upon 70 Lake UP IN behal1
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A1A' aaA plouene ~ WIG y % many u eue unueT-
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sketch Of IT may repay the trouble OF making it
Mr.. Marshall. In opening. described the speech
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4 OF Mr.. breckenridge IT Will be remembered
u tbat thev are hotb democrat;c ,nanbo,s, 90
s.ss, ~, --s 40
6 an attack-for the whole speech was an at
s+ack-. ,oo.ts s,,htlo oox,o~+ a,,d eo,,,;.,, n
ack7-A lloss suptie, covert ana formidable at
tack, in its spirit and tendency throughout
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& upcl Susage Aougias, anu the principle upon
which his popularity rests
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is vow, Wn nat may pc : the prlnc1ple upon
WHICH JIIdro 1oc
3. rl,lr
Y TESTS, ~ Woulu puzzle US 70 say. Mr.. Mar
shall kindly proceeds to illuminate Ms ON tbis
$500 :. .1-A-N'SSs - W io
y point, and we are informed, in so many words,
land 4 great manv If them too +, that T,,dra
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y Douglas is the embodiment of Sc Young Ameri-
~ 4. and that (.ass Rncb o,o,, and R,,%1.,, ~
80 49, 100 oAss, ana Dutief are
Superannuated = Old Fogies 2 His (Mr M's)
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- ~ 1l1s poln. are 80 original ana racy
arriry TO 11ar%aJ nxv%
Rroelo - Ma ann,,,,aad III, ....:a,. ~
2 0ascAehrluge had denounced an arucle IN the
rs. 81 ~ 'ss.No1
3CSass, DutAer, dnu buchanan; 10 tMS Mr.. Mar
shall replies:
lacked tie principles Of ali those candidate wbom
@ naa as the tried and standard
ennenty sowhich attacked the principles Of those
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party And obliged to admit what wish to heaven
ye '9ss fe @ have
State pride the patronage Of the Presidency and other
coecyey tey YIN W.
these influences ars not sufficiently national to give any
democratic candidate for that ONCE s o,ce me th
aea q national Yet the gentleman from Ken
tsy ~ uin us insnc.s and age, ought to be
COMING auu mse III would DC be-
Nv, tn II nv ~ NJ, y y aAe tiis attack
A. T !" Uhriy W. .ne 9 1 aogy notlons.
o r ua az sen nov .s snng occurred These
aLe ~ uSn a. War Win one another as they
o r Gougas Iney considered the attack
p o 20 p IA ~ tne NeveW as 1atal TO the whole
system q Ola iogysm and the claims Of all of its
ana must be permitted to hope that their
are founded on good reason The friends
made bond q union them and seeing that Judge
choice Of very ~ aae
defeat The most powerful Of all candidates and to detrac
cuon Of tits design thew steal tbe
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crushing the hopes Of young America That task could
have been more aty assigned to other hands There is
gentleman in this House. and high up in this Honse
General Butler and an older man though not an oer
fsy sasn the young gentleman from Kentucky
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Z. ''i'e .asiier curious style OF congressional
debate, Mr.. Marshall ran on accusing Mr.
Rrockanr;fJoo ~ ,oI;4;a1
!, Y, poAisioai inconsistency, showing
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s1enerai taylor Tor President. denouncing g Old
fog1es,' eulogising # Young America, etc. In
ularAceerislng the speech Of Mr.. breckenridge,
brother democratic member, he says, and we
quote to show how political under-c,rrrerts
roll fierce and strong
NJ said in the opening remarks which made that
sSoua noI quote literally from the gentlemans speech
nst should not respond to the words of that speech
nat y was TO its vital spirit its design malignant towards
and ruinous to the party and the country
tnat should oppose truth candor and reason Its effect
70 unite al the candidates against that one known to
% most popuiar-to ditfuse suspicion and distrust
the democracy Of the Union and to elevate
ueneSal 0uter, VINO had not living chance otherwise
u tne second choicethe Compromise candidate of the
convention.
Naxt Mr. Morsholl ho,,ul4 n.
$500 49, -..'A ontsiA pioush' uemocfatlc
member from Louisiana to his feet, when tho
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,o' A's' "aA's 4uo 9es' innings calae 70 nght:
with the gentleman from Kentucky Nir
M Penn had consultation With TO- NJ
age upon the manner in which he was to defend his
,hanan $3.50 - A'''i'Ds - f''''0n 10 MT, nu
win say in advance that never sought 10 iniure
~ because really do not think he is in the
trying n the language Of Mr. Breckenridsep t to
my oat q trouble By attempting to mount upon
conflict Buchanan would escape as not Being worth
- u lung nq Laughter
you did with Wig papsrs attack M BuoIa ass
which appssreS n ta 1ae article against Mr. Buchanan
Mr. Marshs Yes, sir, 4 did Just that thing. Laupb-
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