New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

the other no rose at all, but D most yillainous
weed, the wings coincithng II this common CON
clusion
| But now, the democrats have been successful
there are fat offices to be disposed Of; and not
withstanding the apparent calm upon the water
We apprehend the breaking outof fresh feuds be-
tween Lancaster and York. Soule is at Washing.
ton and is = Senator; this is one advantage. But
then he is no manager, and has no one to. man.
age adroitly for him. Mr.. Slidell 6 knows a
thing or two,' and tie Hon. A. G. Penn, The
managing man of the Democratic Central Com
mitteee at Washington during the last campaign,
Is there yet. Now, it is quite probable that the
Hon. Mr.. Penn has an eye on the New Orleans
Custom- house, and that place is also wanted by
one Of Mr.. Soules connections Here is q point
for Mr.. Slidell. Then, Downs must have some
influence at Washington, and that slidell can
have for the love they both bear Soule. Mr.,
St. Martin is s on the fence z So, Soule stands
alone; and Penn may get the Custom house,
and Slidell seat in the Cabinet, after all,
though we think the former more likely to occur
than the Inter. ,s5 Il
However. the Slidell men may keep up their
spirits. Soule is politically defunct. Fire
eating has left him no earthly chance Of ever
again becoming Senator; and there is no
prospect Of his again appropriating the benefits
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Customs. Surveyor. Postmaster. District "A ttnr.
80 n, X 4. y -, !,
ney, ETC.. and the question IS, VIII York pro,
vide far IN naster ~. far. yorly Ara
1,3 ,s r., 4 n - - - Il
lied or White Roses to bloom and eXhale their
o,,.o,,ca Il, IL. I, l,,,,so psf
$500 - M - tAtosA's' = 70 -oiiAS9' wy
What are the peculiarities of Gen. Pierce's hor-
t;c,,Itural tosta noos 10 ,,,.oeo pol !. IpL;..
or White to Red Roses Can not York and Lam
Is u ~, ~, . Z.
oasvcl elller II sotie Loving union, ana
thus happily end the Wars of the Roses %
,|,yT1ry, a Il, Z, 1Ne 1u,rUUDUo,c ,aD,.y
= = ~ ~ ~ qJ1SrF Iftaso.s fd1isf1.t
xv,,,;;,s ss.. 70
vs. supJolh III aceouhI.oI q successfully at-i
tempted outrage upon the whie nominating con-
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svehtlon az JEFFERSON PARISH " e nave received
another communication from highly respecta
- .
sple gentleman, staLng tne same facts, put as
this is somewhat fuller and moro tlesnrintive We
n n, ~ = -
insert H.
Orr corresnondent fails To monitor that Nv
Il = -
Lalzer, the present Mayor OF Jefferson, was
h,.,,,oIt ia, ri ri nj 10 ~ = g.
4. s., I, "A ~
M, s., MI u IL, 10 ~ . :, 95 l.Sf
si'e "oeha i'ihe ~ eAcelieHp senator.
We hope our friends of Jefferson will hold an
o1nsr ConvehtlOn, anu Vlndlcate their right to
peaceful counsel. fssS slsf5 s4Nt
nj ~ NJ ssisq54+e SATURDAY. December A. 1852
Ep1roRs CnEscENT The Whias Of tic Parish II Jiferso
this night held meeting at the Carroton Hotel for th
purpose Of nominating candidate represent the Sen
Legislature and also Representative for the parish Of
jefferson The two parishes are Jointly entitled underline
new Constitution to two Senator's bit II ,eneraly
understood that opy one candidate for the Senate was to
BE nominated from Jefferson al ST. Charles reserved 10
herself the right selecting the other candidate large
eunconree Of citizens had assembled ut an carly bor
in the bar of the hotel and at q O'Clock Mr.
Forshey of Carroton organized the meeting by calling
the chair Col o. D. White of Jefferson CITY and bytbe
appointment several Vice Presidents ana
The President briefly explained the Object Of the conyen
urged upon bis fellow citizens the Importance
harmony and good feeling during the approaching cam
aign lie stated that as success Of the party
depended in great degree upon the harmnous choice
able aud strong candidates he hoped they would at
proceed to submit further plan Of organization
which to conduct the delhera lions Of the
= was then discovered that democrats IN numbers appa
emily sufficient control the vote Of the house were
Preparing their tickets and taking oil necessary steps to
let an important part in the proceedings Whereupon
r Coleman President of the Scott Club Of jefferson civ
ered resolution calling for the appointment of three
whose duty it should be to examine the
qualifications of all persons wishing to cast their vote for
he nominees The committee were also instructed not 70
dmt any PRESIDENT Wing voters of the district When
ne resolutions read sudden disposition to create
disorder manifested the part Of those who would
been excluded by the passage Of the resolutions
When the President attempted to put their passage
soe Of the house great noise ensue and the voice Of
ne wings present was drowned by the loud of the
Many furiousy protesting against tile iany such d.
proceeding Amidst the loud tumult then wrng around
re Presidents stand Mr. II. Dugue attempted calm
ne wild elements then at work. lie wished to know if
ever been allowed to take par in any democrat
convention and expressed establishment at the fact
la wnen proposed these would meet with
" opposition Whatever He strongly advocated their
sshge ana was interrupted by the yocifer
ons o. tne MT a. n Ogden, of Greenvillc,
*. LOOK the stand and SAID ne hoped every democrat
ou'd o. Inc room and no longer disturb the
oceeangs o. tnis wing convention but his voice was
IN tho noise around him. and he was compelled
resume ms seat Hon Fergus dardsre then endeayorcd
arrest the attention OF the assembly, but he not
that his object was to refer separately the
IN ~ os H. pnfMh .ne enoiGe
IS advocated by many and strenuously resisted hy