New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

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; enrnestE attention of the public is called to
Here are forty or fifty journals to be turned GU
of the democratic party: a large number o
democratic members of the Newl ork Legisla
ture, and all the immense constituency of thos'
members There is work enough Of this sort t,
keep the Union busy till the next meeting o
Congress. and it is heavy work for hot weather
Perhaps the Argus will tighten the labor by fur
nishing a list Of the heretical journals alludcc
to in the two q ceteraS, and in preparing arti
cles Of denuncation and excision against the
petty offenders. leaving the Union to pronounce
sentence upon the more hardened and audacou.
enemies BY the friendly division of labor the
task may, according to our computation, be
finished about the end of dog days
THE REASON WuY.-Whilst the national dem.
ocratie papers at the North are growing over
the bestowal of Government favor, and the whg
papers throughout the country are exposing
and at the same time wondering at, the free
soil tendency of the Administration, it aevolyes
upon sterling democratic paper At the South
the Marion Commonwealth-to discover the rea-
son why freesoilers find favor in the eyes of the
President The Commonwealth says
.. Our wing friends are making much to do
about some Of the recent appointments of Pres
ident Pierce We presume that they are not
entirely aware Of the Presidents reasons for
making secession and abolition appointments to
Office il they were, their hostility would cease
! The most important reason for snch appoint
ments is. that the President, no doubt, thinks
it much easier TO fret than to fight them.
Had George Washington, or James Madison,
or Andrew Jackson entertained the idea and
acted accordingly, that il was much easier to
feed than to fight the enemies of their country,
Franklin Pierce would never have been Pres
ident
4 Washington dispatch to the NewYork Her.
aid of the 10th states
Hon Scion Borland teleyraphs that he has
| been detained ut hnme at Little Rock, by sick
ness. and failed to receive the communications
of the department until recently, he is now on
/ his way to Washington and is Tally expected
Hon J. w. Bradbury AMI Thomas II. Blyly
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The following anec,lo,c Of the clerk exaulua-
tons at Washington we find in ae Baltimore
Patriot
Tie eccentric and rather venerable Col D.
was calledup, Mr.. Examiner -" Well, sir, will
You be kind enough to tell US where You we're
born. and from what State you were appointed
to office CoI. D. was born in Old Nir-
giany, sir. and ! was appointed from Old Nr-
giuny, sir" Mr. Examiner-'' What is your
Z. - HS'--MhS
, slf' my menu Is slNtreu win age, slf-bt last
August, God willing Mr. Examine What
was your occupation before You came here sir;''
Col. y. Twas q planter and gentleman sir,
before came he'e Mr. Ezaminer--'' | pre-
Of geography, arithmetic and grammar. e,peci
ally the latter I" Col D., Evilentlvl evil
IDENTIFY sir Mr. Examiner tacetiously--'.Can
You decline your office :" Col D. Nv office.
like yours, sir, j. a very common noun, Of doubt
fll gender, in flc r1,-es-yc at.~c, agreeing with
IDS understood and both governed by salary
Rule. sir. =. one now GOVERNS another, in Ihe
pos.essiye Listening Eymincr-.i We orr
satisfied, Colonel. with vour ku5wledoe Of ron.
cral principles, and you viii no doubt be per
mitted to continue to discharge the duties Of
your desk
The New ork Mirror reports that the steamer
Arabia made her last trip TO Liverpool within
nine days, twenty-one and half hours clock
time, or nine days, sixteen and halfhours reul
time, which is three quarters Of an hour quicker
than that Of the celebrated trip Of the Arctic
in 1892, which, until the present, was tile short
est eastern passage But one WAS made in mid
winter, and the lfhp1 in 1niHsup,r,ar