New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-05
Savage Ferooity.

AAo ledolnS %eoltorlalS WHICH appear IN the
Delta on Sundays are the most savagely fero
cious productions of modern times Some eight
or nine distinguished persons are cruelty ami
hilated, and the remorseless editor, stern and
gloomy as Achilles, stalks vengefully over the
field wherein lie the remains of his butchered
victims. He should be bound over to keep the
peace, or we shall have no great persons left.
Sunday or two since he pronounced Alison
and Macaulay, as historians, stwo fools" said
he could only laugh at Homer's Achilles; said
that Webster ought to be sttaken, like an over
grown schoolboy, to the front and crowned with
the significant foolscap,'' and spoke of his
ssschoolboy pedantry" and 9 egotistical folly"
Fatigued with his savage labors, he paused !,
but now, refreshed by the interval of rest, he
returns with added fury to the work Of carnage
Seven or eight more are added to the list of his
distinguished victims, and the prospect is that
he will go on till the columns of the Delta be-
come the graveyard of the great.
The following luminous transcendentalism is.
upon the principle of lucus non zucendo,
necessary to the understanding Of few speci-
mems of savage ferocity unsurpassed since
Homeric slaughterers strobe in fierce triumph
through conquered Troy.
The omnipotence of the aggregate body based on the
free will of the ndyiduathat is the thought To-day
To that terminus tend all the confused systems of GU,
earth The Thought liz sailing swiftly and steadily up tn,
stream Of Time and wishes rush meet it, jostlpp
each other, meanwhile, like thousands of men and wo
men Fastening to see nsv tsamer gliding the Mis-
walk through the centre of its magncence like visitors
through the cabin of the Eclipse.
Those Of our readers who have weak nerves
will please pause here, as we now approach
the scene of carnage Those who proceed with
us, will keep g the steamer - in view.
After very properly snubbing Louis Blanc
and Ledru Rollin, The Delta, in the following
extraordinary language, announces one of the
advocates Of that :. Thought and &c the centre
of its magnifoence' which its IS wishes rush to
meet
PIERRE LERoux means it. when he would have us carry
Heaven and Hell about with in our pockets and ha
God from to another like piayhins lie is hind ma,
knocked against drays and obstacles of every kind b,
still feeling his way to The steamer.
The italics are our own; but we can onlv saw
God forbid we should ever recognize such a CO.
laborer! The Delta is terribly savage upon the
Pope. Wequote its language, in contrast with
what it says of Pierre Leroux:
An aged Ponti the representative of an effete svst
who desires to cover the face OF the Earth with darkness
and to imprson the might Of MUD like Ariel in The olaf
of pine He would shut every book which ha blessed IN
world break every press emancpae the lightning from
the electric wire and throw barrier across the track NJ
the steam-engine. He stands upon dreary rock and
expects the universe to regard the throne Of Christ
Who governs by the prison. the knout and the knife
waves above his black hussars the banner of nner
ton. the very shadow of which has whitening nuenc.
1t will not be difficult to bast his rock and send il in
hitters to the skies.
Good night to the Pope! Good bye to his
rock!
Lamartine is made the next victim, thus:
Lamartine with all his whining and wetting of white
handkerchiefs fallen leaves means it He sniye
plentfuly the road and his over clean Int
he is nvoluntariy moving in the true direction
If he is to travel on the same boat with us. |
we hope he will first go to Thompson s. Nixop's.
and procure dozen clean Observation-Disclosures |
Kossuth is served up thus
Kossuh is going, too though he wants only to see
who will hold his telescope while he looks for it, groannr
piteousy the while because he is poor exile from
enough his pockets are crammed with provisions for the
journey, and he can afford to wait.
There is more of the same kind--Mazzini alone |
getting the big puff But we must conclude |
with the conclusion:
Such of the barriers in the path of Europe
They are Intended to resist the ideas of our time They
are to prevent from attaining the Universal Renb
They to chain Humanity as the creatures of Iiinn,
chained CULVER Ha!
''For a. that and a that
TITS coming yet for a. that,
When Man to Man the world DER
Shall brothers be and a that
ha!" "ga-lang!" hal" The Delta is a
fast 'un s'2;4O on the Shell Road, is
nothing to its time.