New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

-. MT pra,rs..o- ~ Oh. crascsnt will nav no bill
contracted by any person attached to the Office without
q written order.
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IL seems that the great " sPe 'ss s1,.s:s.:-
IN the Senate upon re suoleue z As 4
tolerance abroad and the necessary " ou1 WV
eminent taking action IN 1ie nas'ei' ~ "nAol
he INDUCED in some not very complimentary a.
lusions TO tlie name aau Y.
Hughes, has aronscs 'ne Alu,ena''om y sna'
high and learneu preiase' siiu mas oa'ieu ~, "
from him 2 ietter ~ repiy. PuDnsieu ~ .iie se"
York fourier anu inquirer. Ia ~ episso. =.
controversy sne Dlsnop 10 always as honie' LUIS
produouon' oy WY % contras. ~ sne uoouinen'
WHICH proseAeu ~ 70 priel anu " .ne po.A'. II
otner resPecs y y ensilsay y. ny
anenor' anu ereats .ne uene.al niu ms Wihuy
speech 70 most eiegans ohapser ol rialeuie'
sarcasm aug satirical cisiiisy.
~ July appreciates ehe uheApecteo aiselnc-
Mon wn ai naa peen conferred upon nim oy
h&Ying nau ms nuhoie hAnae anu supposed prih-
clples lnsroauceu mug tne most honoraoie anu
digninea uenoeratlve assembly on the eartn' anu
lnere ulscusseu anu pronounced upon py gsns'e-
men Oh suon exalted position ana eA'raoiuina1,
aeeainnienes ~ tne distinguishes oena.o, AionA
VINO nag IN Els speech, ~ ny nasu
fally nave Deen expected, SHOWN nin,sen = ~
sac Oh human rlgnts ana human ,eenn y
No pegs PERMISSION = 80 -
sohs q she spesch ~ qusssion = y
when he smoke. and of his readers when he pub
,;sbed that ths humble individual who has SO
unwortb;,v baen the occasion Of a waste Of pre.
cions nnhlic time, is opposed to the humane view
On the aloouent, Senator
- 'l'0 EAonS1n.' o9es'111sNhinS soJAo 'no nilo n
bishop goes on, and finally states that in q few
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gays lo 'nei.' eniouSh sne puono press 81 iet
as his mental capacities. his KNOWLEDGE and ex-
perience, will permit, review and analyze the
Generals speech, and that he shall claim the
liberty Of applying the tests rigidly, but as res
spectfully as, under the circumstances, may be
possible. He is conscious of the disadvantages
Gus position he occupies in attempting to answer
in the short period Of eight or ten days the de-
liberately arranged speech Of General Cass, over
which, for nearly year and half, that great
man has been shedding the Examinations Of his
intellect and the concentrated powers of his
brooding mind in producing its great staple 1t
is hardly possible to form any idea of how or
where all this will end, but the most reasonable
conjecture is that it will give rise to another
long debate upon the subject of religious intol.
erance, and bring out another great speech from
the General.
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- ~ e--,-. ~ so-AS
usys ago Ia tne W washington Union IN relatlon 10
the Nebraska Bill, in which the following odd
sort Of attack was made mon orr able Repre
sentative. Mr. Hunt.
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men opposed the Nebraska Bill and going into secret
" eodnrs Hnn ~ as y a; Inv @
cheek BY owi oh shame thou hast indeed forgot how
~ pusD,
the Intelligencer stating that the reflection cast
upon himself by connecting his name with that
Of Mr.. Giddings was calculated to prejudice the
people of the South against him. and declaring
that he had never been in caucus upon the Ne
q braska Bill, nor any other bill. with any person
whatever, as he always exercised :. an indie
pendent and conscientious Judgment, under a
Just sense Of responsibility to his country and
nis "oo' - 40 piopapie 'hae MT Iiuns ha''
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o0'A .i'uo unuseaiy senSi'i'e " 'ne oiaeA-
saatu.sni - oraisle' u he wouia nave paia no
as'siisioA y = aSsefiy apsuiu squio' No neeu
of his constituents OF of the South generally in
consequence Of whimsical paragraph The
picture Of the illustrious Hunt and the notorious
Giddings, caucusing and g smoking pipes cheek
by jowl," is rather ludicrous.
,u - 1900 - -.
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Srltic, edited by W, d. A. Kennedy, Atlanta,
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itarv organization nronisas II he one az tba nast
and most complete in o,lr city. The two com
NAMES alreadv npuher a bont ! II, mon ond thai.
force we are told is rapidly increasing A drill
meeting Will be held this evening at the Armory,
corner st. Charles and Heyia, Capt G. G. Horns
by IN command OF Company A, and Capt. J, A.
SJaHuess Of Company B