New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

sSS or sthss Crescent
B,,Ly,Goar Bnows vernon Al 6. Brown, all the
way from mississippi appeared Saturday night, at
democratic meeting in Dryades Market, chief orator
The following is the elegant language with which he be-
suaared the wings Of NewOrleans and Louisiana
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The perseverance, of the Louisiana wings is plain
They no longer fight for the Presidency but they struggle
for the State Government They don't value Scott much
but the control Of the city is worth good dealn
The orator proceeded to illustrate the position of the
supporters Of Scott by of those udcrous nta
BILE anecdotes which he knows well how to apply
fayorte goat of Mississppan, fastened to maui
and in its fierce exerons to free itself its whole frame
away that in the morning the stump of the tail
found by the farmer still fighting fercely against the
maui The wings we're Ike the be goa. 1 Billy
of their tails might be yet seen wagging in Louisiana
What think you Of Bygoat Browns oratory citizens
of New Orleans and Louisiana "CITIzna.n
For tho Gre scent
AT meeting Of the wings of the Parish of vermillon
Wednesday, Oct u. 1852, Hon. H. H. Wilcoxon was
called to the Chair and r. j. Epperson appointed secre-
tary The object of the meetngaying been explained
in few appropriate remarks by the Chairman. motion
committee three appointed by the Chair draft
resolutions expressive of the sentiments Of the meeting
Whereupon, Hon. N. Young, R. F. Patten, and W. N
Caldwell were appointed said committee The committee
after short ratrement reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas 1t will deyolve upon the citizens Of Louisiana
should the Constitution be accepted to choose Gov
ernor under its provisions in December next;
find Whereas 1t is the well settled conviction and cher
shed sentiment of this meeting that the great political
principles the whg party best calculated
and perpetuae the highest prosperity not only of our
National but also State government and interests
and the greatest good to the greatest number
find Whereas 1t is of Importance that the wings of this
State select their gubernatoria candidate in the
coming canvass not only wing sound in the faith but
wing possessing those qualities of character which can
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the people large and whose services State emit
tie him to their favor. Be it therefore
Resolved That hereby recommend to the Wing State
Convention to be held at Baton Rouge the nomination
Hon John Moore of the Parish of St. Martin whg
candidate for Governor of the State in anticipated
consistent, and devoted wing, and well tried
patriot sound practical capable and honest and
who has ever been faithful servant and ardent
friend of the interests Of Louisiana and the welfare
people.
Resolved That moreover recommend the aforesaid
the Parish Of Yermlion and hereby instruct our dele
gates to vote in Convention for the same.
On notion it further ReSolred That the proceed
ngs of this meeting be furnished the Planters Banner
and NewOrleans Crescent for publications with the re-
quest that the wing papers throughout the State copy
On motion the following gentlemen appointed by
the Chair delegates to the Wing State Convention :
Messrs. Lloyd Wileoxon, W. N Caldwell, r. F. Patten
Charles Fuller and Hon Adren Nounez--and in the
event this delegation do not attend said Convention the
delegation from the parish of ST. Martin hereby author.
lied to vote by proxy for the Parish of Vermiion The
meeting then adjourned. II. H. Wncoxos, Pres't
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