New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
AWERIcAN SENATORIAL TICKET.

AMERICAN SENATORIAL TlCKET
We announce, formally, to-day, the names Of
4 the esptlemen seleotedby the Senatorial Con-
sysusiop To bear, in part, the American banner
i ID u victory in November next. The names
4 appear under the proper heading in the ticket
published in our columns.
| We consider the ticket very strong ono. ~
possesses in itself the elements Of extraordinary
strengthen the gentlemen ON it are men q
character, OF high ability. Of much practical ex-
perience. and are, ID all respects, calculated to
| make the most useful and efficient Senators the
naria., M flrIeans has ever sent to the Legisla-
ture At the present crisis in the affairs of our
c,tv and STATE, there is overwhelming necessity
] for the services Of such men as Giendy Burke, j
81 Michel and Leonce Burthe we want men Of
l5Fdias. and we must send men possessing brains
70 the Legislature If we would have this com
monwealth and this commercial metropolis extri-
GATED from the embarrassments that now SUR
round them, broughton by individuals whose
chief recommendation for legislative honors ap-
pear to be--lack Of brains, character and quail
,6eations
The idea that every fool would make " good
consequences Of carrying out the idea have
brought US to the very verge Of ruin; IN fact,
got us half way hanging over the brink, from
which only able, judiciUus andindustrious law
makers can rescue us. Such men can, and
suoh men only,
1 So far as our Senatorial ticket is concerned,
We have obtained the very men to meet. the re-
auirements Of the occasion. Mr. Glendy Burke.
/ for years one Of our, most eminent merchants
and abtest fnanciers, is perhaps as well versed
ia the wants and resources of the State, and
wants and resources Of the city, and as capable
III supplying the one and developing the other,
50 far IS judicious legislation can 60, as any
man In louisiana Particularly will he be
efficient in correcting the expressions and ex-
tortions which now hamper and obstruct the
progress Of the commerce Of this port. an old
merchant himself, he knows exactly the neces-
sites of the commercial community, and will
| be prepared to apply the bestlegislative rene
dies the nature Of the case may demand Mr..
B. il mot without legislative experience, by any
means Some years ago he was member OF
the Legislature, and as Chairman Of the FL
nance Committee, greatly distinguished himself
1 Mr. II Il Michel il q native If IA State ri.
vas born ana raised in the Parish Of Sc James.
/ ve hat,eves Int has resided IN New orleans mr.
many years He il "a lawvers bv nrofessio,
| "a ra.ks desaryeaIv hioh az 4 man II mon \.
| 1ianahle talent amour hs brethren az the b,r
! A. Y man ~ nm weariea inapstrv and enarav
| vhich. combined with sorunulous fidelity and
inteprity. have secured az az tensiye and lucra
tive pra otice. as we'll as tbe esteem and respeet
Of Tie vhole community. In The Fourth Dis
trict. where ne resides. he ia exceedingly pop,,.
| isr, and will DOLL an unusually heavy vote. He
will make q valuable member Of our state
Senate.
| M raonca Rnrtha res;das In tbe Third D;s-
gard his selection as good as any that could pos
sibly have been made. Sueaking Of MIR. Burthe.