New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
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EEIfrlIL JOURNAL


Y 81 I'M CITY or NEW ORLEANS
Il SEPT EMBEK 70, 1862
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d n ~ NJ meet With cheering evidences
e. psotiye adoption Of the New Consti-
tnlle d 1he people Of the parishes appear to
S1slG " III many and undeniable improve
1p6n tho old (present) instrument, and
~ waive any objections to the former,
i - n nm appreciation Of the feasibility Of
Z n II is useless to claim that the new
Cs Ia II perfect, and, therefore, not open
u IA y No instrument made by man can
r. N 1t sosue errors, but it is neither fair no,
1 ~ saI u hold up defects without admitting
plsiA IN Il
id spisit We have urged upon the
y U necessity of voting for the instru-
u q " III order that We may have railroads
n III 4 capital induced to associate its contri-
I hatia III works 81 general public utility, and
w ~ never, for one moment, sought to dis
ri I'll dissent from liz principle Of one Of its
81 aisjns, nor our disposition to advocate an
M Va retay to The fnsis Of represen-
80 n y !, : 80 y
II 4 s. rt i, Y,rase11t extracts from our country
ss IA 1sss IL.
~ M go se. ssy0 + sa A., Stats s, which
&
"A Eeesona bly classed as n the section least
II : vn,;.ov.s If the f,s Of renresentation
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as 81 Is nav ;tut;on Il mar
"a e sals.t fror, ~
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I'll M; n, 4, fa.I;nr Whan nn1y
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=, MI, No., a 5sn,oerat;c fron
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{ pe mnoe, elthef secnonai o. partisan.
1XSaMS ltan,aI1ks and iy.f1aJnptl bitterness of
y essss5 .
lxe5ci cCnld me seek to raise such uncalled
~ oz1g1natng n no common sense view
- l1oftn9 only to casting us back upon our
~ 1satr uc SlVe anu gresslYe oonseleu-
N0ns
Y IIisst quote from the Natchitoehes Chroni-
eas, x the 4th inst.
ssln INT 70 can gather Of public opinion in this
~ nsese fnas any ssTaous epRoom vii
xdn sdly ~ some patoon firing but not along
q ams II s te
y re instFErnent rather than adhere to the
M shirt " psrty no
Esatsd 2 Y. " beet
SAfonlcle states or rather lntlmates one
ssz0s Esascn ior not rejecting an instrument,
" A9Aly Amended, upon the ground OF one OBJ
= ton u No one can say that it is not
ssSs,fl more na,a;ca1 IL amend tlap IN
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1&le 4ne Whole instrument, call new conyen
$k 4 ,t1 Z ,,;a,u a.
~ sse, " - us unuenlapiy tne JUST, COM
.''els ss''ss PlaA
MA 81 me Nlnden Herald says
a a y ~ 49, 80 ~ Pecuhar way
Tnt 4 r. = and
y ~ knows anything about It deny. IT has
~ M svea " y damn
which q w have before stated plaees
sis WITH white Is far To-
.ssls u The Nsx S, Constitution feature very
shoud cause the rejection Il the whole
on contemporary is wrong when he speaks
of ths New Constitution placing the negro upon
IA eqnality with the white man Under it the
negro cannot vote. and the vote Of the white man
whc owns not . solitary negro, counts as much
Al that of the planter who owns q thousand.
The Gaddo Gazette, Of September IL, after
making some curious and rather illiberal and
IN. ~
q. IN mad t N m
Consultation which have
4 piscs a. IS eaua footing with The ylss ma e
80 sssnent e course e absurd negro is not
Is rs nysi political power thar he who at Ia but but
" q. yote aud ~ more The slave States
isa3sl 1''1-F~- n. 'e - q psfl'
Nedo not admire the opinions Of our contem-
porAry in what precedes or follows the extract
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sa ~ - " ~ iAsor VI hereaitef amending the
cmHae which hxes the basis Of representation.
We now urge the adoption Of the Constitution
bAcausa "a do not believe that for ono lofao+ ~
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4. Aany iooos-
pezy Alsst II ouE Organic
lave snouid pc rejected, and because we believe