New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-04
The rol.siesi Rey0iusion

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We copy the following excellent asticlsS from
the Iarmsrriils suAi0a parish, Enquirer, Of.
the 20th nit;
There ia revolution going on in this ooun-
try, and those who could not see and feel it,
would net feel an earthquake if the world
trembIed under their feet We hailed il As tina
g regsthering of the scattered elements Of con-
ssrvstism -and the knell Of that detnsgeouieal
cry, whose whole funetian isst the keeping Of
great men out Of otics and the putting of little
ones in The conditionscf things when the new
Iera began WAS alarming. The old issues whicb
lmade parties national, were salead. s Yet there
were men laboripg for selfish purposes TO Keep
iup the machinery of old etfstes osssnizasiens,
lfafter their vitality bad dpsssed sEayA akisnew
movement substitutes s0tnething higher and
better, Its chief aim Is to keep down the agi-
tation Of the slavery questions to stand, by the
oompromise of 1850 ;it aims TO put power intot
hands of wise, sound, national men, to restrain
that immense ard growing evil which should
long ego have engaged tlte interpositien of the
Gogernment. which makes the New World
penal colony Of the old-settlers on our public
scum and offsconrings Of European pnpulalfon--
lSthe most Of these settle in the North western
Estates or territories, there to build up Free Soil
hostile To the institation 81 Slavery
of the South-alien ID her in sentiment, With
lishegrowing power, TO dominate and domineer in
Ithe, affairs of this nation. This kind. Of emil
ligration is going on at the rates of nearly half
Emiliion year, which must result In giving
great preference TO the Free Soil party in Con-
Egress1all this fersign emigration heings sfrea
labor, is deadly hostile 10 slaye labor, and 10
|the POLITICAL influence ofsslayerys The South
must take hef stand; the national men st the
North must take their stand to adhere to the
SConstifution, thuss presentilg sn sssasitthat
viii ere long be made on the Seuth--the Amer
!ican party aimsst thisi she rotestsputsing men
into poli.ieal stations sho are foreignass "
Anieriern citizens aFe Her choice for Office and
T holds opinions of high national charactces
Much objection has been urged against the
American party becaase OF its secret obliga-
Etions As to Iits Jseoresy, ssnchean objection
comes from either W higs cor Democrats who
themselves have been eeaucusing for years TO
/ keep each ether out Of ef6ee, Oar. eppensnts
would shave the pnbliS to believe thst prosorip-
| tion. and intolerance were never among she De-
Fmocraoy, TINT is one sin Democracy is clear Of
why they nofsonfy won, let q man withdraw
Eff they eau help Il, but instead Of letting re-
cusant leave them quietly, as it said this order
/ of Americans do, but they persecaie him for
desertion all his life 4aftsrwsrss. Hear, you
Epiease, the slang and -stapeFatiano Of the cliam-
pions Of, Democracy or sn!i- american sandi'
Edates for Gogernorsand Attorney General who
l. are now in North Lousiana What de5 they
Esay of fJers clemens :that be is but e drunka
\ and by political intrigue he get into the S.
III Senate What do they say OF Andrew jackson
~ Donaldson. az 9fennessee,' who was one of the
sco editors OF the Washington Union, the mouth
niece of President Pierce that he few off frvm
u Che Demoerscy because Pierce would nos ap.
noint his son in law ,sof Mississippi, to office
,-ou N evs ia arad yt Sof fut