The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-26
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i deayoring s.for their country's good, to senc
forth their manned, deformed and crippled
brethren to the more generous cities of America
i where their material wants may be kindly carec
for: DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wv Washington, Sept. 8, 1856.
Sir-I have the honor to transmit to you fol
your information the following extract from g
i dispatch dated August 4th, ult., received al
! this departmental from Mr.. A. D. Gall, U. con
sui at Bremen.
'.The circulars issued by the emigration
agents in the interior of Germany caution emf
grants whoare deformed, crippled. .ormaimed
&c, against taking passage toNew York and ad-
wise them to go by way of Baltimore, New Or
leans, or Quebec; where the laws prohibiting
the landing Of emgrants Of the above classes
do not apply s ,..
am, sir, with high respect your obedient
servant, w. HUNTER, Asst Sec'y.
To the mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana.
i Another letter addressed to mayor Lewis by
| the U. S. consul at Bremen, advises him of the
same facts, and in view thereof, the mayor has
issued circular ''for the purpose of undeceiv-
ing the unwary, and cautioning all persons in
terested, that the laws of this state and city
| amply provide against the introduction within
their limits of parties of the character stated,
and impose the obligation on masters Of vessels
and such as may introduce persons who, from
whatsoever cause, may within two years after
their arrival become burthen to the public au
thorties, or be found guilty of anycrime, mis-
demeanor or breach of the peace, to furnish
bond with two good suretes to the State of
Louisiana. in such sum as the mayor may think
proper, not exceeding three hundred dollars for
each passenger" as7 re- @
The mayor further informs all persons inter-
ested that strict observance of the laws bear
ing on this matter will be exacted This is
well, for an emigration of the character de-
scribed cannot by any class of our citizens, be
deemed desirable [Picayune.
No assertion can be better substantiated by
indisputable testimony, than that the political
interests OF the slave states are identical. The
measure that would endanger the security of
one, could not fail to be felt by all. Ofthis
fact they are perfectly aware, and in view Of
their peculiar condition they are steadily en-
gagged in tightening the ties which bind them
together. They are determined to be prepared
for any eventuality which may be contemplated
beyond their geographical limits, for impairing
the compromises of the constitution. Nor are
their material or pecuniary interests in any res
pect hostile. On the contrary, they are in har-
monies cooperation, and will be more indisso-
lubly blended, as soon as their public works,
under contract, and most of them in an adj
yanced state, are completed AS common dam
ger creates common friends, so benefit en-
joyed by the whole, and in like manner an in
jury received by one, is considered an injury
raI l,1y al NO., &c !
formed in principle and cemented in interest,
is likely to be as durable as the states which it
encircles. --.4s .e -L -5
In two, or at most in three years, from pres
est indications, the captols of the most widely
separated states will be brought within seventy
i've hours of each other, by railway communi-
,ation entirely through slave territory. At an
earlier period will the gufof Mexico be reached
n considerably less time, from the Chesa-
2eake bay, while Charleston and Savannah will
oe within thirty six hours travel of Louisville
md Memphis. Baltimore, Alexandra, Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond will be directly con- !
ected, by locomotive velocity, with Vicksburg,
Satchez, Mobile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
Upon the face of the globe there is not so
tupendous a rail net work, as that in embryo, /
7hIch is to embrace in its circle, and ultimately Q
evelop every foot of southern soil. Texas and
florida, under its influences, will profit alike
nth Maryland and Delaware. Such mineral i
nd other resources are to be unlocked in the t
ong neglected mountains and valleys of Vir c
mia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
lentucky and Tennessee, as will contribute in S
reat degree to the prosperity of those States 0
nd their southern sisters as have the products G
their luxuriant fields Scientific discoveries :,
ave pointed out to them their hidden treasures :
nd arranged the manner of their realization. c
from its unequaled facilities for :
and healthful location may be- c
ome the Manchester from which the south will o
erive its supplies of cotton and wooden apparel tt
nd Knoxville, heretofore shut out from inter-
purse with the world the Brming ham, which d
i'll furnish it with all that may be required of W
etalic articles. Its position is central and the te
ntre at which thetrains on althe great routes o. o.
i'll meet Its adjacent coal fields, and iron, *
'pper and lead mines. are numerous and in il
thaustible. n. 7. Journal of Commerce. II
IT WoN'r Do.-The National Democrat, the CT
gan of the N. York hardshell democrats, thus S
'iehy exhibits the Syracuse platform of the b
= OF the Pierce democrats, and the o.
avery question. The editor speaking of the 81 81
invention of the "softs'-9
First, it laid on the table all resolutions re- is
ting to the Kansas question, on motion of a.
lstomhouse delegate. .@s- r. f.. -rr.Er ,,.-.e re-
Secondly, it took up again for consideration al
e Cassidy resolution denouncing the Missou- in
emigrants into Kansas, but discreetly main ca
hing silence as to the Massachusetts freesoil 70
Migrant, and the associations by which, the to
tier has been sent out ggr HI
Thirdly, it adopted the Cassidy resolution IN IN
th some amendment, and in connection with t ~,
the Van Buren, resolution-w is the to
ilmot proyiso resolution of Field, tabled in /
}47, as we have already remarked. u u
Fourthly, it adopted resolution endorsing E
e financial policy of the administrations ~ cl
Now, says the New Y ork Herald, we hope leo
at without unnecessary delay, the cabinet Of o.
gans at Washington and Richmond will give r. F.
their opinions upon this platform of the New
ork administration faction. They stick to m
cir Buffalo principles. sthe administration al
tisfed? Does Mr.. Wise, of Virginia, still sc
here to our soft shell democracy, with "all az
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