New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY %. 1853
or, OF NV ROE, s MUSErlL

We cannot conceive how Mr.. E. W NOISE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives, is per
mitted to 90 OF large He ought, certainly, to
be engaged for Dan Rice's Museum, The col
lection of remarkable animals is not complete
without him. The bear and panther are patu-
rally unquiet in his absence.
! Mr.. Noise cor Mr. Moses is one ofthe 'chiysl-
ryr He is ashamed of his faith and, therefore, be
is to us an object Of the most sovereign disdain-
We will not say, for fear Of warlike consequent
I ces, the most sovereign contempt He hates the
very name Of /" Jew s-one of the most ancient
and honorable names in any creed Of religion
"a pablicly bows TO the cross he dispises in his
1oe1t Mr. Noise is Convenient jew, and we
would rather rot upon dung hill than he such
. coward at heart He denies Christ in his
faith-and for political advancement he ceneeals
his faith.
We respect an honest faith. We admire and
respect those who walk in the path which is il
Illuminated by the light Of the earliest reyela-
tons Of God. We reyerence-that is the ex-
preston we choose-those who have walked
down the path of ages in the light of the faith
Of Gods earliest people--those whom He selected
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: this faith, by word ordeed. directly or midi
rectly. is tons the most pitiful of apostates-
the extreme compendium of coward. And
Mr. Noise has always shown himself coward
ma traitor in his faith He has never dared
acknowledge himself what he is--a Jew. The
faith of the Jew is older than the Christianss
faith; and if we were a jew, our right arm
should rot off Of us, up to the shoulder, ere we
equivocated for political advancement, in cur
religious faith. If we were a Jew, we should
glory in our faith, and trample down all oppo-
sition.
That is not the idea Of Mr. Noise. He is one
Of 6 the chiyalry'--a dangerous, desperate ami
NAL, which ought not to be left at large His
adventures are altogether personal--he valves
the = faith of Israeli as inconvenient TO his
ambition He don't like Judaism Except in
private way because it is not popular But he
is very savage--hear him as reported in the
Legislature
~, Noise then made speech in which he dealt
prsfy Iibs, blows 70 the impertinence Of the Police
good Deal cfdemocratic applause
An awful, terrible, destructive man is Mr. |
E. W. Noise. We have bought two strong hausers
with which TO tie him up, for fear ne might kill
somebody. He is ''great" upon eating, digest
ing, and throwing up public bodies--not indi-
yiduals--and the only wonder is, that such
remarkable specimen of ferocious chivalry, does
not incontinently I" chaw VI" all creation. Mr.
Noise is too dangerous man to be left atlarge
For our own personal safety, we beg that he
may be bound over to keep the peace. He is
like wild bull in clover field We pray he
may not be permitted to return to New0rleans.
We are apprehensiye that g Noise ehivalry
will eat us up, and then proceed to swallow the
whole police jury of Plaquemines A Terrible
Fellow that E. W. Morse
Can't Dan Rice cage this celebrated wild
animal