New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

Il. We are curious to hear his promised speech
y W. wish We could have seen NJ. Soule when
he presented those recommend tory letters
Is that very respectabl !: colored passon" Pre-
sident Boyer The exchange of compliments
upon Tie occasion must have been decidedly
rich. III N
n But to Introduce our Hon. Senator properly,
I'VE must have o glanoe at Peter Soule in Bos-
Ian. and Peter SOULS in NewO Orleans. Now (
hear what Mr.. Soul6 said in Faneuil Hall, (ass
|repu blishea ID the Newt Orleans Courier y
st,ut how with the democratic party Look back tot
teir at Baltimorea body composed of hete
|roreueous all sections There We're heart
3burnnrs and eontending interests But divided thoughl
1they were ID matters minor Importance they were mott
In, the main The Souththe proud Southth0ught RndS
M that she had been injured aSa 6e
1.-THE South did not impose platform upon the North
here were attempts made in vain to arouse the souths
4susp;cons bit The humble individual ,tho addresses yo
aone fpod and proposed that the South trust in the North
and form he platform etfer1oasds
This isyery nice soft sawder >, for the North,
dand it seems that that peculiarly modest gentle
Imam, Mr.. Soule, claimed in Boston to have made,
i in the Democratic National Convention, a most
liberal demonstration of perfect g trust in the
North
we wish those who heard him in Boston could
: have heard him the other night Thursday last)
, in this city. He complacently announced that
= he had not abated one jot or title Of his fire
eating propensities, and that he had as ever the
most sovereign disdain and the bitterest hos
tility against the Insulting arrogance of the
s.srortt
Climate and latitude manifestly have sin
|gular effect upon Mr.. Soule. ssThe insulting
arrogance Of the North" at the South; ss trust
lin the North z at the Forth A beautifully con-
8sistent gentleman is Mr.. Soule''.
4 But the funniest of all Mr.. Soule's assertions
WAS, that he held his original position and that
the Democratic National Convention and all his
opponents had come over to it. That is to say
Nall have become Soule fire eaters
b Well,.Mr. Soule brings the latest news from
8the North; and as we know him to be gentle
oman, we congratulate him on being even faster
EAthan the telegraph in bringing intelligence Of
1.-The conversion of his particular friend, JohI
S3Van Buren,, and of Martin Van Buren,, B. f
8Butler, ETC., to the faithof Southern fre-eaters
Awe congratulate him upon the existence of sucl
\ remarkable friendship and coincident conviction
. 4
#between himself and Messrs John Slidell, S. w
HDowns, w. W. King, etc, that the parties arr
ESQ rwhelmingly affected with sympathy tina
they can neither speak nor bow to him
You are a rare wag, Mr.. Soule! Extreme
meet, and we always thought such Southern
fre-eaters as you, and such Northern free-soil
ers as John Van Buren,, would come together
aDEHR WAHsE REPuBLIcANER. This is til
title Of neat little paper, started in the Fourt
@Distyict Of NewOrleans, 1t is devoted to tn
cause of Scott and Graham. Mr.. Beuter, it
editor and publisher, is said to be a gentlema
of superior education and handsome talents
! Those who can read and understand the Ger
l. man language, pronounce the number before U
an issue Of much merit and force. We wish til
D. enterprise the most abundant success.