New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-10
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1854,
PREPARATIONS FOR "A RIOT IND
BLDODSHED

=
We little dreamt. when we, late on Sunday
Night, wrote, with all the settled indignation of
q sober, experienced and just citizen Of TINS
country, where nothing but God himself should
be 50 vcnerated as the laws, our yesterday 8 mo-
lice OF tile Bedini riots in Cincinnati, 20 awake
in the morning and find the fences and blank
walls Of this gay and good hearted city laas
tered with fiery-red placards, exhorting, in four
4 different languages, our people to give to Cardi-
nal Bediui, when be shall next week arrive
here, the same sort Of welcome which the brew
ers Of London gave to Haynau.
The English portion (if English it can be
called) Of this Iawless document, is literally as
follows:
sssisNoR HEpINT, THE BUTCHER OF BOLOGNA!
Ia coming to this city next week We have received
here General Lafayette Kossu kinkel aud other heroes
for fresdom with unequaled enthsiasne the escape Of
FRI Meagher Bre Smith and 0Gonnor, those patriots
OF green ireland from tyrsnio prison has been greeted
with the utmost oyees Bedtni the tigre who is guilty
of the murder Of hundreds patriots their wes aud
children III Itaia who ordsEed, that Ugo Bass the pat
roiic Kahoc priest be scaped before he executed
viii ths abopinabe servant Of despoy receive the
honors rs ho heroes Of freedom or viii be followed the
action Of the Brewers of London against Haynauz
Then comes, in French, the subjoined appeal
to the passions Of that nation:
sign BEpINf. HORROR HORROR!
.9riral e tie monster Redi OF the assassin Of Bolog-
ma OF The haag@ q. Of ugo Bass y.
seaped Ugo Bassi. He skinned his hands! After inst
punishment he caused him to be stangled. He assassin
ated women and chldSen This is the monster who Is
walking triumph through towns, to brave us
asst say Le, lis thus de friends ef Lfserig should
Be reatedi Men who have hearts, friends Of humanity
freen4n wifi you suffer this nsulter Of the people this
auiaeotis wretch, to profane our soil NO. 1ou VIII
treat him trest wild beast The people OF Lon
don chastised Haynau the people Of New Orleans will
chastse Bedinin
Next comes, in Italian, the following:
ITALIANS,
The renegade my lord Bedini, the assassin Of Uso
Bassi the befrsyer the liberties Of Italy about 70
arrive NcH0rleans. Italiaas2 Receive him as is fit
Do your duty
Then follows a like infammatory exhortation,
in the language of Germany, and addressed to
her usually good and kindly people, in the hope
of stirring them up to trample upon our laws
and the lives of all such good citizens as will de-
fend those laws to the death:
"LoRD CARDINAL BEpINI, THE BUTCHER OF b.
LoGNA.
This wild beast who papa legate in Bologna. suf
fered be with the eueest tortures hundreds
of meD and children Of the republican party who
allowed the head bands of tho patriot Ugo Bass to be
skinned before he beheaded Travelling about in the
United States and will in the course Of the coming week
exhibit himself in New0reans. The fists of the brewers
OF gave Master Hagnau the hyena Of BreRcha
proper token of their sympathy shall not the
honors be awarded here, to Muster Bedin ~
Let it now be remarked that the several
originals Of this extraordinary polyglott betray
plainly the fact that the French and German
only have been composed by those who under
stand those tongues; that the italian is not by
an Italian; that the English is by French
man grossly unacauainted with our tongue.
Whoever they be that have laid their heads
together for this sweet piece Of authorship, it
is clear that they cannot. even by general CON
tribulion, raise English enough to convey other
wise than most ludierously their bloody pur-
poses. Men, then, who have mot learnt even
our language, are about to set themselves up to
oyerturn our lave!
And now, citizens of Louisiana all you that
are God fearing or law loving, what say you to
this extraordinary document ! Are you prepared
to see such movements IS this let loose among
you, from Heaven knows whom or where, and
your city given up to riot, certain to end in
bloodshed, ut the pleasure of any man who
hates and wants to persecute another? Are
mobs, directed by unseen strangers, to usurp
the supreme authority here and tread upon
your insulted society
Who shall be safe when seditions once begin
Where shall they stop Bethink you of those
to whom, if you suffer these things, the spirit Of
sedition may descend Heretofore, you have
been famed for your politeness, your kindly,
your hospitable, your generous spirit, shall we,
at the bidding of any unknown incendiary, cast
aside all that is good in US, and renounce for
ourselves all the benefits of the law, in order to
let men certainly as cruel as those they accuse
seize at their pleasure a perhaps innocent vic
tim and drag through the dust of your forever
disgraeed town, greyheaded men and priests, Of
whom you really know nothing but that their age
and calling, not less than the sacredness of your
laws. claim that they should be as safe amongst
us, as if they were clinging to the horns of all
the affairs that piety and mercy ever consecrat-
cd as refugees for the distressed But at least
these wise rioters have given you week. no
tice. Profit BY it; and do not let your city be
in any manner endangered or disgraced.