New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03
HORSE md HORSE.

The manifestations of dissatisfaction of the
Union democrats, on account of the Presidents
Partially for freesoilers and abolitionists, have
induced many of the prominent party papers
devoted to the support of the Administration to
attempt to explain the motive of the recent Ex-
ecutive appointments. Those journals ascribe
to the President a desire to cement the demo-
cracy, while others, shrinking from the task Of
defense, have taken refuge in a bold denial Of
the fact that there have been any freesoiers
appointed to Office. Hence it is that the whole
influence and patronage of the Government have
been used to build up the freesoil, upon the ruin
of the Union, party
A few weeks ago we complained bitterly Of
the appointment of VIM. J. Brown Ca man bit
terly opposed to Southern institutions) to the
responsible and confidential office of mail agent
for an important section of the country Our
assertion that he was a rank aboitionist, and
as such ought.not to receive Executive counter
ance, was coolly denied by the Courier in the
following language:
SIN regard to VIM. ]. Brown, there is some
thing to be said in his favor We can satisfy
the Editor of the Crescent in few words that
his case is not half so bad as it appears to be
and such was the opinion of leading democratic
members oil congress from Southern States after
.hey were inaae acquainted with the facts that
ihouceu MN 10 wri'e that letter 10 Wllmot
Again:
That those who were freesoilers are so no
longer"
We bave mt ,,ot boor fo,,orol -, A. f..,.;a..
In, a., - ."e S0uii w
win 'he lew words OF Satisfaction IN regard
to Ma. Browns treachery, and, the fact is, we
fear that we never will
Any one who will raod tho f,1Ior;o. or,;1o
from Tho Jnd;oaa ,,aa;a... ~
, Wv ii1'"Aa .i"0i'ohiai Vi 'he ioth ul'''
asusng oemocrauc paper, edited by Virgin
lam and maintain that VIM. j. Brown /" was a
freesoiler," but g is so no longer" and as sucb
is a worthy recnia,t of Cvoo,,ti,,o ,,,.,.,.,
must ba b,;naod - - 80 r.
truth M pno,: - w.
nent democrot, &c Iaa;e - o-i''
souable to sunnoso thnt ~ -
leading journal Of h;s -. -, -, '-e
grave CHARGE against M, ,r;,ta,,t -,
vincine proof of bis gniIt II - W.
the Courier what tha oa;to, 20 =, -
sheet saws 80 ,hat ~. 30 ie 'o''Die
thing 10 he said in b;s So
"scarce,v i thot ,o4..:
dealing and hypocrisy fthe coaiitiom 10Y fC ~
Speakership) forgotten 6y one onf ~ = M,
SAND, before we find this 'defunct' or rather
an,s Souiu DC speaker guilty of conduct far
acting snokesman1.nn s Snanis we see him
body Of abotionist in the copitol Of Ira in,a
if not aiding and abetting in their designs In
rescue an alleged fugitive from justice, unless
snch go "a "o"ra opnsenV 70 sen nm Tor
you, said this Spokesman 10 tbe conrso, Co. t W.
plaintiff, that your client must sell the pegrn
II proven to be his slave, for a fair price or
only conniVance with the abolitonists in their
na - So .ne master OF ms property and 70
communitv nanifas.oi i''V mus y, peacgGole
menaced against both the fugitive law Of Com Gan"
gress and the law Of Indiana against the adj
MISSION ana succor Of blacks in this State