New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
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/ Our contemporary of the Vicksburg Wing never
wrote trner words than the following, which ap-
i peared in the issue of the 28th. We copy them
and endorse them with pleasure:
we have received the most favorable accounts of I'M
progress OF the cause in all parts of louisiana The pa
totic members of the order rslypg around the eo
Gil fres and in the coming election it will be deonsra,
ted that enemies roced without cause In what they
tondy hoped and yauntingiy proclaimed the complete
disruption Of the American party in that State The
der 10 now united in solid phalanx, and Is moving
steadily on TO the successful Accomplishment Of those
national and patriotic purposes for which It nstitu-
ted All the indications point to the complete trim nh Of
our ticket In the ensuing election.
| We can assure our cotemporary that he will
mover be called upon to take back q word of the
foregoing, q sentence, or phrase The " coun.
oil fires arc blazing brightly the American
spirit is fully aroused /; the American heart is
earnestly awake TO the Importance Of the con
test, and the American bosom throhs With II :
noblest and most patriotic emotions, and ID ami.
mated BY q zeal and determination which win
prove inyincible in November, to yindicats the
American name from the foul aspersions of its
enemies and to crown the glorious cause with
the laurel wreaths of victory. "ols
We have had our difficulties, it is true But
when and where did a party ever exist that aid
not have its share Of obstacles to encounter
We have yet to hear Of that party or organize
ton! In this parish; which. numerically con-
81 Tered, amounts to about one-fourth of tho
State, there have been slight difficulties and
dssentions- These were Of a local and personal
character, however, and did not apply to. and
consequently did not affect the general cause
But everything has been judiciously and bonor.
ably settled, and we are now at sea, with a fresh
breeze, sails all set, ropes taut and strong
With experienced and skillful helmsmen. stear.
ing directly for the haven Of victory. Anv
long, low black, piratical- looking craft that
attempts to interrupt our prosperous voyage will
either 90 run over without hesitation, or demol-
lshed by an irresistible broadside.
There may be, and probably are, a traitor or
two in our ranks But what does that signify
Nothing absolutely nothing. The Revolution
had its Benedict Arnold, the Order of Masonry
has had lts Morgan, and there have been faith
less and dishonorable Odd Fellows. But The
Revolution triumphed over treason !. Masonry
I'D not suffer by the pretended revelation Of
perlured sapostate, and the noble Order of Odd
Fellows is o prolific source Of good from one ex-
.e'nily VI mon 20 tne other. Traitors and
reason rarely triumph over honest and patriotic
principles The traitors in our ranks, if there
= aas, Woula y well 70 study over and profit
y sheee eAelieies VIZ !
In conclusion We would say to ourTcotempor. |
is right with US, How goes II with
you
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THE CASE EyERYwHERE. We are inclined In |
The opinion that the followino taLansf E. -,
1rsna a. fAf;.s pan,,si.ss s,Asn rom inc
M, =. Dhe Aola, lhai-
.eees' WY uuty, process winch Is going on |
III over the country We aresquite sure that. |
Without mu oh exageeration. il annl;as vavn nj,
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