New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

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me Albany Register says One o. tn
questions forced upon the people OF the stat
| q New YORK Has, whether they should endors
tor repudiate William q Seward His friend
insisted that TINS should De made the issue
we oampaign. Ihey stumped the State on tina
issue. n seward himself took the held He spok
N Albany, defined his position, and was beate
thirtysnye hundred, 10 spoke N buifaio, &c
nned his position agsins and was beaten thre
tnousana. do spoke n auburn, MS own city
and was beaten there. There y against hin
oh tns popular vote majority Of oyer one hun
Greg tnousanu Ihe people nave spoken then
verdict through IRE ballot boxes, and it is a
Overwhelming Reputation OF VIM. FL. Seward ,
And oil Of the credit is due to the noble Amer
loans Of the Empire State. They crushed Sew,
ard and abolition at one tremendous blow. Bu
for them, and them alone, the star Of the arch.
sagitstor would now be eliminating to the ze
NTH Of victory, instead Of being enshrouded il
the gloom q defeat. But for them, the Presi
denoy would now bs, within the graspof William
~ Seward, who hates the South witha hatred
more bitter and nnrelenting than that which
the great Csrthagenian bore towards Rome
Bat for them, oil abolitiondom would be ring
ing with rejoicings, and the deep-yoiced CAM
non and bonfres and illuminations, would indi-
cate agrand Jubilee Of fanaticism I Greeley
would be shouting himself hoarse, for joy; and
Giddings, sumner, Chase, Wade. and the whole
tribe Of abolition leaders, would be excessively
jubilant sat ",
Thanks and honor, then, to the noble Ameri-
cans ct New York. They have rolled back the
ebon surges Of fanaticism, INDICATED the na.
tionality Of their commonwealth, shown their
attachment 70 the Union and the Constitution,
and rendered themselves deserving Of the CRATE
full thanks OF every patriot in the land,
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WOOL. = The consumption OF wool in this
country, for the years 1903 and 1864, was about
'hree hundred millions Of pounds. Of this
amount sixty millions were raised here, twenty
me million were imported in raw state, and
me hundred and nineteen millions in manufac-
ured goods ST not apparent that by this
ystem We are driving the products Of our own
ountry from the market, and inviting those of
thor countries just az good wool can be pro-
ueeds and just as fine cloth made, in the United
tates as in any part Of the world And, to 60
little further, and make sectional applioa-
lon, the South should produce enough wool to
apply 81 least the deficiency, for home con-
nmption, which now exists. It could be done
asily; and would be done were 1t not for the
furious emulation that prevails to see which
lanter oan produce the most Of two or three
reat staples. When will the Southern people
arm that true policy leads to liyersifioation
labors To RAISING ID much and Al preat 4
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esl independence cannot be achieved bv the
urauit 81 any other course.
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PAST PRAY1Ne Fonw We were in the
enate Chamber Gays the Montgomery Ala.
lail OF the l9th,) for few moments, on Stature
~, when resolution IN regard to inviting the
ergy TO open the sessions with prayer was on
% tapis-
MT Jones' Of Franklin, Ga member Of the
merioan party,) made some playful remarks,
as follows; He said that it APP
sared to him the resolution was useless by all
ID anov aa;d ba N ~ ys;h,. I'LL.
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