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Mes9s. Edto's-It is reported that the whig candi-
Congress in this District is about to decline
ming that Mr. Samuel Boyer Davis is presented az his
antagonist 1t Is said that Mr. Davis is about to
the District and he relies for the combined
influences of his military fame and civic services it is evil
dent that he will have everything his way Does
Col Hun persist in running under theae circumstances
ANXIOUS EsauIsER.
We feel authorized to say that Col Hunt en-
tertains no alarm at the formidable opposition
of Mr. Samuel Boyer Davis, and that ne will
persist in running despite the threatening atti-
tude of his competitor. By-the-by, speaking
of Mr. Samuel Boyer Davis, when we first saw
his name in staring capitals at the head of the
Curriers' column, We could not avoid quoting
Randolph of Roanoke, when pointing his long
finger at a youthful competitor on the floor of
Congress, he screamed out, "Mr. Speaker, who's
that?'' Eds. Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

ACCIDENT TO MADAME SoNTAG.--On the 18th
inst, Madame Sontag, in stepping ashore from
the Staten Island ferry boat fell between the
boat and the wharf, and was badly bruised. A
little more Roadway in the boat, it is said,
would have crushed her to death. She was
taken to an apothecary's shop, and afterwards
proceeded to Brooklyn, where she gave con
cert, while suffering much pain.
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Correction.

FpIroRs CREsoESr-SaS: Please correct q small error
which appeared in your valuable journal this morning
[22 having reference to raising flag at the corner Of
Magazine aud St Mary's streets on Thursday evening
The nag so raised the elegant stars and stripes
presented to by S. G Risk, Esq, the gentemanly
President of Mississippi Fire Company No ON behalf OF
the Firemen OF New Orleans When received that tag
said it should bo used political one and this
resolution have not forgotten, viii l forget it !
knowing do that the alright stripes and starr"
who dwell beneath It's shade. Long may it wsTe
The dag which raised in honor of our noble
Sheriff. James z. Freret, Esq having for its motto
Onion Justice and Confidence = and also for the fol-
lowing named gentlemen candidates for the sunrages Of
their fellow-citizens For Clerks of Courts-lst Dis
tet, Alfred Rousseau "a, Thomas Poole sd, Charles
A,labu1an; 4th, james A. Hopkins 5th Samuel G. Risk
| wi "ooner-Capt, John Nouenes.
iathet sirs, tksss& staff which had raised to re-
'he banner presented to me. raised at my own
and at the friendly solicitation Of d. C. Wander
i,' ts''fs known little Capt Van loaned him
:. t's sian until the day of election, by giving
publicity 70 the above you win oblige one who Vii sup
port thsaboye. Yours, ms.t rrsrset,u,,v
' NICHOLAS JOHNSON.
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THE CANDIDATES FOR stare az.
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IN view Oh 'ne mu.'iisr'ous au1 ',,., .non 10
Auditor OF fubhc Accounts 's 0aiieNs ., -
perform IT pccoms matter VI - ~
Importance tna' inc on,,ei - oanac;tv.
Response ole s'a.'on sno'M - p.;a, and
energy in'eeriy' pe., e., 90 IN state
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give " -, 800 - e.. pa,r;rg law
tons es.aohshea un'e' ~, wv IN. . ~,
the csea'' OF "nieh woaiu ~ = -. a.n,;ss
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INC oli's 'lia' so1.1 NV = ~
sho - W. $50, p.h,;. An.s
nv p07i'.o. :. 'ne n1Ni.o. v -, n
M'h iepeo' y oui n,i''e =. e
sleuliohs Is one peouia,.y unu'i .H'
e temptation !, Is IN ms power 10 ADMINISTER
4 has high authority TOR the paohc gooa' or TO use
for ms own emoiumen.. py Tue iirsl- han'eo
ouurse OF condnct ne Wouio DC secure Oh an ap'
proving conscience anu lhe appfopa'ioh % M
constitaents-matters OF little moment viii
numbers when thrown IN the balance with TIM
allurements OF gan-"hiies py tne otner' III
might De enapled 10 orowh inc Yisi'ihgs Oh re-
morse in the golden shower Oh wealth Whetn 81
he would choose the worse or better part woui'
depend upon his moral cahbre' and the estimate
Ne had been accusscmed' to put upon honesty o.
venality in his intercourse with society.
| 1t is easy to show what power for evil
placed at the command OF this Official Th
law requires that the articles OF association b.
which Free Banking corporation shall be or
ganized, shall be executed by Notary, records
in the office of the Recorder of Mortgages, an,
ffo aaI s,,tb a ofFan 20 Aud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting
with Col. A. P. Field, who has returned after
his summer sojourn, " from laying down in green
pastures, by the side of sweet waters" invigora-
ted in health and ready to do battle in the ar
duous duties of his profession. May he live
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

ssS- LOUISIANA GREYs-Retief Committee.
heioowng Members have been appointed by the Company
lie Committee, to until January 1854.
JOHN Mcguire, Chairman Claiborne street,
and Jackson
WILLIAM TowELI No. 10 Magazine Benton
strset.
THOMAS GRAHAM, corner OF Hercules md Triton Walk.
" Applicants for relief Committee with
certificate rspt according Article of the Byaw
o2Otisnl 9tlp JOS. F. RUsHA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24
PROFESSOR HENRY De MARsAN-The method

and abilities gentleman highly spoken Of in this city, are in
among the ladies gentlemen who study the French Lsn
guage Combining oral system with the Of but single and
admirable book reasonable method, capable OF pro
iang satisfactory and ncontesbe results and requires
great any other SYSTEM rieulousy termed "the
only successful the only nfae one Professor D.MARsaS has
formed Day LADIES' and Evening Glasses for Gentlemen.
gys Prvss usual the residence Of the Pupil
his own rooms No. Camp street, opposite the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

JENNY LIND AND HER HUSBAND. DIR. Cox, OF
Brooklyn, has published card in which he
states, on the authority of letters received from
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt, that the stories some
time since put in circulation, that she and her
husband did not live happily together, are to-
tally unfounded. The very reverse of the ru-
mors. he saws, is true to the letter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

c. Edward Lester, the correspondent of the
London Times, publishes a reply to the attack
of the Washington Union. He denies the main
points urged against him, and backs up the de-
NAL with some curious documentary evidence.
He confesses that he went to Concord after the
election of President Pierce in order to get
early information in regard to the Cabinet to
communicate the news to the London Times,
but not in search Of an office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24
II. y Il. Reilly y Co.,

-. y ~. fsesuy y TO-,
corner Canal and Royal streets,
- Have store, rscsyng every arrival
rope aud the NORTH their fall stock fhoOAbs
ats les
cLoAKs, mANTILLAs and PELIsEs
styles-RcHELIEU, NORMA,
GRECTAN, ARABIAN ETC.
BAYApERR ROBES
~ BlRpouR, ROBES
CHALLEY ROBES,
VALENCIA ROBES,
MUSLIN pE LAME ROBES.
SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE;
CASHMERE D'RgossE all colors;
MUSLIN DE LAME, ali eolots;
LADIES' CLOTH, all eolors;
PLAIN BLACK SILK, of ali daaetipioba;
FIGURED BLACK SILK new styles
RICH BRocADE and DAMAsK SILKS;
4 FLouNCED ROBES, new slyes.
BAYADERE FRENCH CALlCOFs;
BLACK LOVE Wells;
BLACK LACE Wells;
coioRED GROUND BRfLIIANTs very rich,
BLAcK and WHITE GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
P H. REILLY & co,
oIl 3pu Canal and ROYAL sis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

A LoNG FAREWELL Misses NJ. W. and Q. 2.
Webster, the only survivors of the late Profess
sor John W. Webster, now in this country, babe
farewell to our shores yesterday, having
sailed for the Azores in the ship Ion. They
have just paid the last melancholy rites ever
the remains of an idolized mother, and q most
estmable woman Boston Bee.
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a, 1858


yEsANpA HozEI- This great house opensto-
morrox under tho prcse1t viire6tion u Mr.. J.
x.Henehfter having been al& far some
- aid undergone thorough ro1osation 1t
has bs1n re1ished in magnidnent style
throughout, with new carpets, tables, chairs,
SOFAS, bedding. etc., and commencesSthe season
d manner that gives assurance Of shording
sinaneers and others accommodations not infe-
r;oe tHany in'she city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

The assessed valuation of the real and person
nj estate in Boston the present year is 2O6 OLA,
200, being an increase Of nearly nineteen n.f-
hons of dollars since last year. In 1876 the
total valuation was $l4S,SS9,G00. In 1874 it
was S11S,450, 800.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

Ets~ At a meeting of the WING PARISH Con-
nTTEE held SATURDAY EVENING, the q9d the follow
ing resolution adopted
Rorsd That tho Wings Of each Representative District be
quested ths respective Districts THURSDAY EVEN
ING NEXT October a. for the purpose Of appointing Vigilance and
ChRlen gng Committees election
ether business they Wing
party. [o4s At GEO. CLARK, President.
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Dr. EdsC. Jeaner Gore,

DRUGGIST, No. 70 Camp at,
~ DR. e. j. coxE,s PREPARATIONS in srisnsiye use kr
nearly fifteen years have by thr nnas nss acquired fspuaa
unsurpassed equAsd by any similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF c0rAiyA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGES
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
sAsEsT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared No. rs Camp street. by DrE. coxE ard for
sale by Druggists generally. iy1 9ptf
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Rem OcOf

~ The subscribers heir friends and the public that hey
have removed position they ong occupied at No.
street, their store, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS.
They fitted up the preinisea with ENTIRELY NEW tX
TuREs invite the attention Of their old customers sni
visiting the city, to their large and esrey selected ss
Of MATCHES AHD JEWELRY, SILVER IND Plated HARK.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS. HYDE GOODRICH, +
o4 snd9p. wspwsm Of Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

The Cambridge md, } Chronicle says IN unu-
sually large number Of wild geese and ducks,
are daily passing over that town and vicinity,
which, it says, betokens a severe winter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

A FEMALE BARBER-Miss Caroline E. Put
nam, of Salem, Mass, has announced to the
public that she has adopted the profession of u
barber, and will take the beard of gentlemens
ch;ns at the rate of six cents the mug.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

NJ A ID L. A
Respectfully services the Ladies'
the Of the following dissasas PRoLAPsU5 UTERL
WHITES, PBoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN I'm,
GoRGEaiENr AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The adopted that which hA, app
the distinguished Surgeons Paris Loadon New
which she has ample testimony sny
respectable ladies she refer nshss hr shat all
Of the Uterus. OF a nature
Madam p dsvotes herself eseassy 10 the diseases Of Ladies'
be consulted DAILY, 9. her residence,
myis spU Is9 81. Jaseph .treet
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Shirts !! shirts &! Shirts :!
LEIGHTON & cos.

If G-ntvmsn advantage Of aras ehapee
supplying SHIRTS ae quality and beau'lfol
ing just received Price MINI poAhs FOR
HALF DOZEN. very stick Of every description Of
READY MADE LINEN, UNDER CLOTHING and GENTIEMENs
FURNISHING GOODS will DO found to embrace every thing that
sshonsb snd the price, above 'nsts with The
times. SHIRTS made 10 order 10 style. Note address,
c. LEIGHTON 4 co.'s Frst Premium Shirt
ARR Emporium southwest canal and 81. charle. s
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" The Epidemic " Deer"
DO NOT FORGET
THE CLOTHIN g D o.
....oF....
ALFRED MUNRoE a CO.,
ns- 81 ma
MAGAZINE STREET, Corner of DRAWER,
rE- Where ven can Ind, all times
CLOTHIN
FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
Ar ONE PRICE, AND 7nAfA Low ONE,
as- FOR CASH. ~sES
A partial snneyed:
ovERCOA1s of every desciptoni
WALKING COATS, OF nl kinda aud eooA;
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds and eaiofsi IT,
DRESS AND FRocK COATS, black aud eolo'ed
CLOTH CLoAgs Of various qualities;
PANTAL0oNs, Of all kinds
VESTS, OF all knds,
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS
FURNISHING GOODS;
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS.
YOUTHS BOYS and CIIILDREN'S CLOTHING.
YOUTHS, and BOYS FRocKs poIKAs and JACKETS
YOUTHS PANTALooNs aud VISITS
YOUTHS ovERCOATs;
CHILDREN'S CLOTH COATS
cHILDREN's JACKETS and POLKA JACKETS,
CHTIDREN's DRESS JACKETS, beautiful article;
CiIlLDkEN,s PANTALooNsi
BOYS SHIRTS, SOCKS AND DRAWERS.
Ia. rh. store ia opsn EVERY NIGHT iii and SATURDAY
NIGHT til O'Clock open SUNDAYS,
ALFRED MUNRoE co,
"a Magazine street.
600 slsn sornsr Of GInvier
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NB- WING CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-RALLY!
RALLY RALLY 1.-THE members Of this Association will
MONDAY October a. Instant o'clock the evening their
United Hotel, the Of Elysan Fields and
Victory streets
general meeting Of the Wing
meeting WILDE addressed by several distinguished orators wit
Msssrs. g. RoSELtus,
"a CHS. DREUX,
& C. DUFoUR and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

Es- YOUNG AMERICA AGAINST THE FIELD
Mr. Editor You will please JAMES L. cARsIAN
Candidate for the ees Of SHERIFF. The decision Of the
people, opposition all quss onOpoes packed
Conventions. [o2Q tel YOUNG AMERICA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

The COURIER ON NATURALIzATIoNs--T The
Courier of Saturday has q very unfair and in
siduous article, in which it charges the wing
papers with being opposed to the naturalization
Of foreigners, unless on a guarantee that they
will vote the whig ticket. This is mere catch
penny argument, and is the more unfair that it
is unfounded We do not object to naturaliza-
ton, but the unfair way of bringing it about
The Courier is well aware that the course of
the wings toward our naturalized citizens has
been extremely iberal--nlore so than that Of
the democrats.
By the old Democratic Constitution of 1915,
foreigners could not vote here until after seven
years residence. By the Wing Constitution of
1852, adopted citizens are required only to re-
side in the State the same length of time as ma
tives, in order to acquire the right of voting
The wings abolished all the odious restrictions
Of the Constitution of 1916. Does this show any
illiberality on the part of the wings towards
naturalized citizens The Courier deals in as
sertions unsupported by facts Away with such
an unfair and fiimsy way of dealing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

Plantation Clothing. ssI
GENERAL DEPOT OF PLANTATION CLOTHING,
At Nos. II and 10 Old Le.ee,
Corner OF cuatonhoass street.
ss hiA ss.blSnsa. the largest MOS,
complete PLANTATION CLOTHING TO be met within
the United Slater, They will find it their sdyaH,ns. to purchase
their Clothing made they thereby money
and avoid all thu trouble Of manufacturing at home.
WoMEN's AND GIRLS PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
WARN LISsEY FRoCKs.
HEAVY cOrToNADE FRocKs 4
HEAVY kERsEYJosEYs like the MEMS Proec
ton from cold.
CoTroSADE JoSEYs, 90. do do.
Brown COTTON cHESiIsEs.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
CLoTHING
MEMS AND BOYS HEAVY KERsEY MONKEY JACKETS.
DO. do. do. Twisd RED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Do do. do. HICKORY SHIRTS
BLANKET CAPoTFs. WITH HOODS.
SCOTCH AND POINTED WOOL CAPS
HEAVY KENTUCKY WOOL SOCKS.
BLACK AND WHITE WOOL HATS.
BLACK GLAZED HATS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED WOOL BLANKETS
HEAVY KERsKY, ny THE PIECE
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
DENNIS AND LOG CABIN ooTToSADE PANTALooNs.
DENNIS AND LOG CABIN HARVEY JACKETS.
CoTTONADE vAREUsEs.
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS
CAMPEACHY STRAW HATS.
WHITE AND BROWN NETTING MOSQUITO BARS
OIL CLOTHING.
OIL CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS
OIL. CLOTH PANTALooNs,
OH. CLOTH STORM HATS
NEW ARTICLES OF OIL CLOTH,
For which have secured a patent.
LCDTH APRONS with Sleeves expressly got up protect the
cotton peker from the saturang effects
leaves the cotton plant in the early hours morning.
OIL CLOTH CAPoTEs with Hoods article
will suit both cotton and sugar planters in rainy
weather. the hood shielding the nsyos compee
the
The Of Oil Clothing cannot be highly planters
aahsy will find by that great
eccaonsd by damp clothes and will allow the negroes
kept back the leaves has dried to
earlier the day. gaining thereby hour picking
each hand
Planters, merchants others er
anime stock Of goods which ofer sci iser, Ierm,
N. C. FoLGER Nos II and 10 Old Levee
ON nf Cuatnn hnnasa
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gasS~ WING PARISH CoMMITTEE.-The members
h, Committee requested meeting
Wing Central Committee Room Of Exchange Place Cost
street, WEDNESDAY, the 9sth inst at O'Clock,
GEO CLARK, President
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to- The Wings from all parts Of the city and envrons invited
requested 10 be present. 7. W. C0LLENS President.
HEM iGi IAy gtkEs Secretaries. o..
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Mss- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE.
members of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE
Room Cont and Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING October a. at O'Clock. BY order.
CTIAs NJ. WATERMAN, President.
Ii hE & hA Z. IjooffiNsoS, Secretaries. oaA
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Day and Boarding Schoof


CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. d. DIMITRY. 81
rF The above THIS DAY September H. iss
opened Essrh Session. AMI ready 70 receive Board
.rs Hall Bosrders and Day Scholars.
syptems superficial inarueon- rsIt books Of
quesonabIe propey adopted. stieistsnticu sPaid %
the welfare as 70 the and n'elsetaad vep
OF The pupil.
advantages for hsssrurg Of the Srsub
language.
Apply person. By leIIs al the Institute, TvoLI cRcLE
South elton. dsesl tysp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

The annexed communication, the writer in
forms us, was sent through the Post-ofice to
the Editors Of the Courier, but its publication
was declined. The writer hints that it was not
published because Mr.. John Slidell had given
orders that nothing Of the kind should be IN
serted in the Courier's columns. Having had
no knowledge Of Mr. Slidell's connection with
shat paper, VIC are unable to express an opinion
on this point. The following is the communica-
ton referred to-:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24
Drugs, Medicines, E'erfssme,.y, etc.

~ The sob-eriesI ~enid respectfully call .tisaon Of
Planters, Physa and Families his
comprising article BIZ line Of sspes all vth 90 VI
.rannsion will Be found FRESH AID GENUINE During
sesaon, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of Iv
will be found At this popular Mineral Wsis
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Rooms supplied
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPFKMINT
G0ULEY BITrERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
sp dAWyis DIaggst and Apoheeary Camp Poyd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

To ne Editor Of The Cotpisr-sr: Being sound demo-
the Old School, felt aggreved towards the
you pursuing in this cannot SIR al
though profess to be sound in the doctrines of the demo
cratic faith sustain the Legislative ticket put forth by the
sidell clique must this time vote the wing Legislative
ticket would rather whg u Senator elected to
the Congress of the United States than Mr. John Sde
must close this brief letter for cannot continue any
longer this subject; fell too much aggreved at the
blow which has been inflicted upon the great democratic
party by the sHdeil Clique
Hoping sir, upon your indulgence to publish these few
lines, remain, respectfully, souND DEMocRAr,
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al = few obscure ward meetings, should take |
mon themselves to dictate TO an, extensive Dis |
trct, like the First Congressional District, and
should even havs been compelled to resort to |
trckery and the devices of low cunning to effect
their object is one of the greatest outrages on
party independence that we remember to have
known perpetrated
The country parishes may have word to
say about this nomination. They may want to
know by what authority seventeen men IN
portion Of the city have presumed to dictate 10
a dozen parishes. They may even' contrary TO
democratic usage, inquire who MIR. DAVIS Is;
but if they ask us for the information, We must
candidly tell them we don't know.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING JouRNALs-The Del
ta's Saturday evening edition, under the aoove'
head, has the following:
The Crescent narrows down its allegations
relative to the irregularities in issuing natural
ization papers, to the point that these proceed
| incs are not conducted in the room of the court
| in whose name they issue. This is simple
| question of fact, whick sinks into small lmpor-
lance in view Of the other serious irregularities
charged, which have not been proved
The Delta makesa glaring misstatement in
1
saving we "narrow down our allegations We
have not narrowed down our allegations; but
make additional allegations, and this the saga
| o;ous editor of the Delta knows as we'll as We.
The Delta further says that this is of small i'm
portanoe Gin view of the other serious irregu-
| larities which have not been proved y,
| This is sly assertion Of the Delta by which
it would induce the public to believe we had
made allegations which are unfounded. The
editor of the Delta knows, if the allegations re-
ferred to shave not been proved, that We have
had no opportunity of proving them. There
| has been no suit-no contestatiO HtiS-and we
could not have proved them with the testimony
at hand. The Delta knows that proof of such
charges cannot be made without issue joined in
an action at law, and yet it seeks in very unfair
manner to insuate that we have made charges
which we cannot substantiate. The editor is
at his old tricks again of arguing by inuende
when right is not on his side. Why does moi
the Delta come out boldly, and say that wher
our charges are brought to the notice Of thu
proper tribunal, we may not be able to prove
them On that or any fair issue we will b.
prepared to meet our friends of the Delta.