New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

p,,e,s asau pourauoi iono otss4va,,s 81 snnchansi
ut pourquoi seriez-vous pua sages plus saTsnts
Que Noe, qui sauva les hournes du delugs,
Nae don't lie vaisseav leut rsrvit de refuge
Ip1uei fsut II ai1ner de Nus on Matthew! |
Lhonme que sous pronen 9u'a - IL dopo fat oi leoA
Que Noe. qui plsuta II vigue bien aimee
Don't lie jus r5jeunit lie cGur et Ia pensee
All yous .tcs ipgrats vous ctes sans pudeur,
Buveurs d'eou d'ouirager AIMS votre h'uSeuf
Tt nst mot be concealed either that behind this ques
ton Ct temperance Turk others quite as ane
denlared hostility Of the North against the South hos
OF ideas manners habits and of civil and commf
popderance aud abolitionsn, my feilowetzens VIII Joe
the result Of those perevcring the consumma
II tbs cold water system imposed dry bread
will follow together With prohibition against smoking
that shortly it would be useless :" wish 70
trd to prayer and fasting. Where are We Where are
ee 20 beiedt
while the question Of slavery occupies all minds these
pid grave thinkers to forge chains for the whites
Strange, dissrsceful coincidence!
YoRCRD CLOSING OF THE CAPEs.
The tepsranes advocates that city contains
200 CATS or csbarets subject license accept this
hail for my calculations and find the sum these as
Establishments must pay to the city amounts 70 S41oo
instead Of $4,000 according to tho figures OF tho temper
They pay besides the State the of sssoooo or
d total of 100000 s 4a=s5
The opposition furnish me my figures, and guarantee
| their accuracy. Whistler this sum Of 100000 goes,
complete into public treasury is another question
| The coliectofsare responsible men, suppose
How would the city replace this large sum il 1t we're
withdrawn from her treasury. Taxpayers answer No
matter how you take it, you will be called on to make
| good the deficit
proprieors Of houses what will you do to rent these
| $500 tenemeuts, What rate Of rent will you put on
them You will lower your present rates AZ leass W per
| cent
Proprietors of cafes you will be struck down without
pity without remuneration all together ano at once
The Disciples Of Temperance will be kind enough to ruin
you for husnitys sake but not to remunerae you for
I! your losses. .,,
of employment with yeur wives and children to cry for
/ bread.
You newspaper prspretors will each have seven thou
sand to sight thousand less number OF papers print
Il, daily You will be enabled to turn OF half your EN-
YoI holders u eock 10 the gas and water works, will
yon importers Of French liquors, viii lose your prpc
A nal patrons you will Also havo to sepd away sohe O
your employees, and ask your landlords TO lower
You, manufacturers Of syrnps, beer, porter miuera
wa.sr' &C. zee yoa .m, Il orIcs indeed Nuaca
tion OF lssse dcuts trials lowering Of rents Of assess
| c,niu1 from Father Matthew'S fountain
| And finally you Ice dealsrs your immense trade vii
undergo the common lee will becons dit cheap
sex and river navigation also bscomes aonpromsed i
Cha stiblo question: indeed 1t would be In vain
seek for ri, the interests attached to this one impotan
ourths supply and consumption OF s2irituous liquor
| AMI wines
. An extract now before ms from the Customhouse
ports shows thst the United States treasury collected
any on .urt,us quofs in 1858 the Of $3.50 1903
70 Which must DO sddedathe duties paid at New YORK
ouor sen here say sgss40 60 or total OF $3.50 sos
If tho tom mems principles conquered the ubio
Whist an enormous tvoit would result In the Confeds
q tion'a treasury!
! | voula also rsosivs dangerous blow.
t According 10 extract from the Price Currant no
bsfore that from the interior and the North
received in 1853:
1t whi.ky Observation-Disclosures o23 bblr 10 gallon
2 New Ysra imitation brandy .... onog
Psiisa.sh Eas ss,r Scotch all. .,. 40
III Ora total Of. ash
I Whst nan can calculate the amount or variety OF !
ersss atschsd these receipts from their production
thotr consumption! ..s... =,
who 70 tsse men then, who have the right 20 alta
personal Freedom action and opinion and that CONNIE
. oisI liberty the foup1 Aon atone of our Union arsu
T which sl nations sack to gathers Who these
r. spHnse,s 70 land Who ara allowed To impose on
their lave morals. customs and fsnstcsms. TO desr
our liberal installations TO arrest our progress to nu
our commerce If this land ceased TO be the land OF
ersv our constitution would be longer solemn deei
az union an invaluable support truth II would b.
dead tter without force subject to the worlds rhief
On the 9Th inst fellow citizens you will sgain be cal
on to give your tho license question. Do not Il
% ret that ticket, bearing the words Grant Lieens
signify the of the cafes The last time
It. auction submitted to the people, on the eth OF
ysber 1864 the apostles Of temperaRce deceived ma
voter, by teing Them that in voting sgsnst the grs
ai ing Of licences the clss would still be maintained
AZ they would have Rnthng to pay the city Tho dec
~ met with signal failure. This year the defeat VIII
greater still Do forget that this question Of life
death for country. and particularly for New Orea
Do not forget then deposit your vote to saws the
.reignty Of the people. Will you suffer New Orleans
100 he delivered up the caprices of few Purtans ego
= tisal and hard hearted nsn Give decided ansWsr
der the OH of November t @ E. A LorisILEfAu
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