New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
THE Canvass.

THE GANvAss.
Extract fron letter dated Trinity, (oatahcsa) Al
gust 10. e#
and doing and that th. state ticket has been
and will be sustained We now largely in tho nscep-
dency in this heretofore strong Democratic parish Our
do its duty In November.
Extract from letter dated New Iberia Avg IL
haye the pleasure OF informing You thai W., have padr
preparations fo hoidpE mass meeting and barbecue
Abbeyvle In the parish Of yermon on Satur day 25tb
You can leave by the op-ou.as Railroad on Thurs
day, $50, snd get here Friday morning oath
Extracts from latter dated Thibodaux Aug H.
Since the glorious Of Thursday last American
ism - above Par We have initiated As since
that time,snd they ara still coming We Ara to nav.
another barbecue on Monday next at Lockport. The
25th inst can safely that shall carry this PARISH
POLITICAL WITTICIsAS.-- have been favored
by friend with the following political uticisns With
request that We publish them he expressing the opinion
in which We join him. that the Efforts, should not be
permittedto hide thsr sweetness on the desert air
While warren Noise ESD, ths Democratic candidate
for Attornsy g. neral in This State was oommepeipe a
spesch at given in the Parish Of Rspdes the
weather being very stormy, and every one seeking
refuge rm the rain which lastly approaching one
Of the gsnsmen present remarked IA va not ptt.r
mold ON, Mr Noise, until the rain is overn To which
hhe learned gentleman, ever quick the reply
Win AN&Se 40 ote III nv mouth" fire
neutrality-suspicious.
Yet .aaolhr-Mr Noise in hate speech aooused Major
Beae ts AmsrioAn candidate for Secretary Of state e
having pinned the Know N othinas h.cassa bs so,,;
not Obtain any office from the Dsmocratic n.rls Nh.
Meor hee remarked that he had only been Candidate
wlce bere tne people! and had been twice elected BY
very hsnisame majority Indeed '' replied the speaker
" Well itreninds Of the atory of the little boy wh
seg his father that he stood neat TO head IN h,s
sass Nv ~ your class SON Two replied the
Mose arfe was received with most terrific bursts Of
applaussirom tho audience
SENDING BACK PAupRRs.--s The Nav York
Commissioners of Emigration yesterday directed
that ab'ut hundred disabled persons, who are
now depending upon the Board for support, be
sent batk to the ports whence they came Nearly
an eaual number Of others have applied to be
sent back, but it is not designed to pursue this
course except In cases where it is evident the
individual must become q permanent public
charge. So says the New York Express Of the
10th. b addition to being stabbers, assassins
and house burners, the Americans-as they are
gently trmed by their opponents--are becoming
opprsssers Of the poorl This is great country.
REMGAL OF Gov. REEDRR. The N. Y. Ex-
press, d the 18th inst, shows up the President
with regard to his treatment Of poor sa,.ire
ReederF We are rather sorry than otherwise
for Mr.. Pierce. A man who has tried as hard
as he his to look " beth ways" at the same time
merits mooess.
The Pnsident, In his kansas tactics puzzles but not
confound his followers. There is but but ysry ttls
doubt t IN order to thwart the common prediction OF
the AbolAonists or the North that Kansas would hs
Slave Stae--hs sent there Pennsyyanian Governor to
SEQ Ne sqoetter sovereignty principle have fun force
and free which he believed that Northern
emgrat1 would carry the day and cononnd the pre-
desion dd tine prophets Gov. Resder seems in good
faith to AVE tried TO carry out this leading principle Of
the Nehska Bill -and hence his collision with ths Mis-
reside Hence though Gov Resder did right In nr;nei
pe he SEEMS to have done what President Pierce copsid
wronein policy that u.s. interfere publicly with
the wrongful slaveholding squatters from Missouri I'm.
willing tostop long enough in Kansas to become .soye-
regns a 80 TO enjoy the combined power of squatter
sovsrsignyn
bein necessary to sppease the soahsrp Democratic
eamor against toy Rseder else lose all the political
benents the Nebraska bill in the Southern COUNTRY
heeder hR been rsoved-bat for the reasons the
DESIRED but just the rsverse-that
49, triumph up iHnd speeulatons. The south however
having pen tnus IN some degree proptiared the North
must DO mged at and hence, not emily iB Reeders re-
mova puupon the ground Of Iand' but another Penn
syyanmnDswson put in his Shoes Who il was pretty
certain, wnd mo- stay In them long.
The Ernment now, doubtless. goes to Shannon who
it Is suPpae will give the Missouri sQustters no moles
tstion M President thus in very refund about way
reaches 9 gwen point bnt 1t b. confessed he
puzzles hAfoloWers to Keep up with him.