New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
TUESDAY MORNING, sEprR IA, 1862
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14th N senta,obe, until savoro1 ,,onth. af,ar-
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authority II Afexico win s;x tbousapd troons
the American General amazed the world will,
the sneetacle Of the canital of a naton con.
ouered, and maintained in peaceable subiection
By 30. inconsiderable a force and that american
General. successfully combining in himself the
functions Of Chief in command, President of the
country, Secretary of the Treasury, Head Of
Police and Supreme Legislator, doing injury to
none but benetiting the very land he had CON
quered with the sword!
We DEFY any man to show one censuro b]e
point in all the conduct various as were his du
ties, and as exaeting as we're their demands. \ OF
Gen. SCOTT in meeting SO many and trying re-
sponsibilities He met them all, and he me,
them oil well. And in the name Of common
sense, we ask, can the man who SO led hand
full Of men, through o hostile country and
against superior force, to victory, AMI then
sustained them in unfriendly land; won the
gratitude and admiration of the peoule he con-
4uoIeA--Ao tHo ihaA " mere SOlulerF COulu
mere soldier have won such victories, and then
70 quietly, wisely and successfully assumed the
discharge Of the most complicated civic duties !?
A people conquered-their means wasted in
'osty war--their nat onal treasury empty-a
sonqueror with q Wet r.ous army in their capt.
tal-and then, as if by magic, turmoil is soothed
into peace - without oppression Or violence
means are brought into the public treasury
and for the first time since born nation, Mex
leo knows an efficient police, and, even in de-
Tent and humiliation, peace in her homes and
safety upon her highways! Before nor since
has she known such an era, and well may she
gratefully remember her wise and generous con-
queror. IS
Not only, then, as the anniversary of an event
which closed an interesting epoch in our histo-
n, not only as signal and imposing demonstra
lion Of our present and prospective military
power, but as commemorative of tile felicitous
combination Of the Soldier and the Statesman in
the American, as presented to the world by
Winfield Scott, should the Fourteenth September
We held as one of the anniversary festivals Of
our land
80. ou.s0.A.n oeptemper, .o4'' was 'ne
Asloc cnletealhs tost day OF victory ana TIL
forget the petty partisan persecution he has
since been made to endure and, if the true and
genero,1a snr;t +hrobb;n, IN a,o,.,, ~ n1 baor+