New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16

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\ Fbe 6liowing appeared in our local columns
80 fSdSins ara extracts nom Accommodation re-
x{Iged recently the Of this city with sundry
g haze been passed at 4 meeting
The General Council does not wish repetition Of
Nv scenes Of and disorder that our city
night Of the August last lef them repeal the
AZ thst period the propert Of few ctzcns de-
stroyed the Of the present
sl the propert not only Of him who pays the license
but the and may the lives ef those who
tsmen Who III the General Council their vote
is oous oppressive law ought to look out for their
III majority are determined to resist By force
the collection Of the license have. used and Will CONT
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W. understand the letter from which the
ssboye ii tracts we're made, was written By Chris
ian j. Young, President Of the Association Of
sfhe Proprietors Of Bar rooms in this city.
The intimated threats Of mob law--of perso-
nal violence made to ntimidate the authorities
ars simply Infamous, and should be promptly
mot ~ public opinion with the seyerest condem-
nation We have no liberation for such things !;
and We do hope If the least show of an attempt
10 carry these ruffian threats into execution be
made, the fullest authority and the seyerest
penalties ii Tie law will be promptly calledinto
ton: We hope the Mayor will be yigi-
lartiy upon the alert and if he fail (which we
ao not anticip 10 exercise the lest precau
giion and W take the most summary steps in
yindication Of law and order, we hope and trust
thc expression u pdbhc Indignation will be
prompt III |. oyerwh lining. Why, here, in a
Ghristinn community we have mob-law and
sssa ssination openly threatened We cannot
tolerate such things The writer Of this letter
and all Who are parties TO il, should be inme-
diatslg held 10 legal lssponsi bility. and their
closed as disorde by resolution
III The General Council upported by the ailtho-
rides Of the several Municip alities
Nc should be glad to know if 81 the associa-
4 ton ii the proprietors Of bar rooms, in this
city endorse this rnfian letter. We should be
/ clad to know who do endorse it, We know how
numerous Are the proprietors Of bar-roonls in
this city and that, perhaps, we are writing
dollars out Of our pockets but. be they few or
many who endorse this letter, we say i@ brutal
Threats are absolutely infamous and that if
INV one Of them stir to enforce them. every right
thinking citizen should insist promptly that the
lishments Of all the guilty should be closed,
and they themselves arrested and prosecuted to
afe full extent Of the Law. Active, they will be
absolute criminals seeking to murder inactive,
they will Re accessories before the fact, and no
penalty can DO too severe for their crime.
These. threats are utterly infamous, and the first
attempt to carry them into execution will be
the signal for closing every BARRON in the city.
the proprietor Of which is not clearly free of
The responsibility Of this letter.
The law complained IF may be Objectionable:
Ne care not for that: proper ends are 10 be
sought by legal means. If any ends be sought
by other means, the community should make a
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me tlrst arrest. sA SNORT Tine SINCE, % BANKS
Arcade, large gathering came very near to
4 passing q resolution to mob the representative
q Q foreign nation The mass OF citizens must
hestlr themselves, Or shortly we shall be even
worse than fh l OF Newf ORE.
VIII the press " Neworleans lwaiving gener-
slities Tor q hme) speak out on this subject, and
aid ~ ~ organizing pubic sentiment Y may
cost something, put when the press forgets &c