New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31
SECTIONAL PARTIES.

me New York Express, in noticing the at.
tacks Of the Abolitionists upon the recent o,
triotic letter of Ex-Governor Hunt against n,
Organization of sectional parties North or g, ~
makes some admirable remarks, which We tax,
pleasure in republishing for the benefit of thos
| OF our public men who advocate, with mo re vso
than reason, the formation Of Southsr n mart,
In our midst. We may be permitted to indule.
lne hope that the untoward fate of Il ,osa nh,
nave hitherto engaged in such unpaf ,riotic ~,
tempts, may serve as @ check upon y oe "a abnes,
Of the unrefeeting, and will at least render Az.
oltlous politicians allow to trife wit that deem.
est feeling in every American brs asst. the love
of the Union: wv
an attempts In this country TO 1917 msrs ssst,o,.
PARTED nave always faied-and rzuss alvaua fail ~
are 70 WofR together "a one people, 5a one ninn M.
len VINO nave Deem engaged In forp ling tbaaa
ways be oeea ruined BY taem must al
"ays ~ ruinedansss the public prepared tn yn;n th
unnecessarily and unity Of FEEDER al form oS M s.o
FElor 10 Inc formation of the old CONFERENCE.-The
Were MADE 10 organiza sectionalybut in yaIn'
1enaIng the formation of ths Federal Oopstitnt;o
n,efous hKe attempts were Wade, aud at tjmas So
senss ah he q Washington, and the go
ss VI lne puoho men, ana the public feeling NORTH ~
south, put them all down During the dsors; =. . NJ
ess OF the Federal Constitution subn;, M
STATE adoptlon theas attempts were repewsd
larry In Virginia-but With poor success in The ps
the more the Union Of the States under ona -ior
Union. sos eenameiit OF
Tbs Hartford Convention made up mainly os no, n,..,.
men acting under Hotrotic but fiery impulses ind;s t
the adoption Of the Constitution the nss Vas after
ehofe 1or sectional party. The whisky r.b.IIer 80
rshsr rebellion sgatnst the Federal Unity were
SsaSe e1ctements than exoitements auain.t sha
ederai Government the Federal Uoon Tbs H. ns
convention organized under auspices the most Ky,
LOT success The war had stung the New Ynusnd q, e
70 the quick There ten times the srcitm. - sees
mat there is now about the Kansas Nebraska bill Pr
the organization of the Hartford Convention n. bas
Northern Confederacy party was political da.b
every man concerned in 1t. ~ W. 'Apoas
ms Hartford Convention has been 80 odious n tbs
that Is was not until 184S adv He
was renewed In the North when Gddings Rra ucjs
he an Burens and others got up the famous BpfYan
ever flashed in the pan" The Birney sfarts ~ Isss
though they succeeded in defeating CLAW in ths
iosk, hardly deserve the an orgs MIA.
s sio1 In enc South, however, in 1881 ~ a Hat
toro convention was gotten mp in Columbia, & q
20 .. nnlify the Tariff law and "to seossd sontb
Carolina from the Union Until that time ths tt, p
metto State had influence power In the Fsdarsi 80
sis iar beyond the numerical weight of her
since inst time and because Of that Hartford
onsehIon ens mas become nullity and her ppho 49,
OF no account. desperate effort was mads ~ i uen
n.o existence Hartford Convention at Nashville Tsn
w ,. ula not nave much success. Its ultimatum e
81 dissolution and dsunionn yss the ertanssn nort
ne OF the Missouri Compromise OF $3.50 to tha u tns
IN mass in 1854 repeaed-and the restora,io almost
. now the general call at the North particr,y Auion
potonsts who bitterly resisted its reoog o. VI
All these sectiona political Efforts and al these Nap
,rn or southern parties have failsdand ~ f
irsgged down all concerned in them MA htns nave
my spasmodio and galvanie existene, The s9r
g organise the great commercial md trading STAT
view fork-ths State whose osna,a ana LIN osaes o.
bring not only all the produos ~ H. and
a de o. Of ' the " oha. 70 IL state
i. me a DINER States Of the Union South viii Also
i, Convention and the coub.
wiz END IN zse Our interests are too vast sor ma
nus 90 make Chinese barbsrians Of ourselyea .nd ~
ions. f>s''e', VI our party organiza-