New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13
Randslls Hunt in Morshouss.

Those who were so fortunate as to be on Thurs
day the 9th ult, the day get apart on which Raude
ney Generasbp should address the citizsnso parish
Bastrep will long remember the effort made by that
distinguished gentleman with feelings Of pride and admit
ration 1t Of those mastery producti0ns worthy
the fame of the first nteiegts of the land which holds
the minds Of the auditory completely spell bound
deeply Impressed to interrupt speaker BY any demon
stratops Of applause We doubt if anything able
had been delivered during the CANVASS yet are in
formed that his speech Monroe far exceed his address
at this place. Truly this gentleman is going forth
qnering snd to conquer noble victory for the patriotic
cause Of the American party We proud to say that
what is far important abs and correct expos
nept American principles We afraid that have
heretofore suffered at the bands Of friends than
our enemies. An iutemperae zeal has wessIy driven
Of adherents into positions which neither
ought be sustained and which entirely foreign
to the true objects of the Order Our friends should re-
member that when none but Americans rne their couu
try the primary objects Of the Order will have been
complishedlor then the Union yill no longer he in
danger The various other propositions ennncated In
the philadelphia platform matters Of policy worthy
of support and receive but from the
hands of the Democratic party There was much in the
potic8I aapect of the tunes to awaken the eerous alarm
the people, When the statistics of the Census Bureau
presented the astonishing facts that the influx Of foreign
the rats one-ha million per year and that
the ratio was constantly scceeratiDg that already one
voter in every seven WAS alien voters that nearly
half the population Of all the principal cities foreign
the native American citizen might well begin to ponder
upon the dsa of being stranger mis- own his native
land When he considered the poltical condition Of
Europe tnat tne nHyB shown IN country
that they have forgotten nothing of their Europesn ideas
Of government and have learned nothing of the Amer
can; that they know nothing of American temperate
liberty that they eofgsnissd for the purpose Of ef
sesng IN poitesl system that they throw
the weight Of their vote the scale or the other
Ti bsss acconpils their purposes that they demand
them right due TO them and especially wbenitis
known that open Efforts have been made TO ndnce our
government depart from the principle Of nonntsrysn
ion transmitted to fathers and this too the
opanng Of Europeen war which bids fair % rivslin
magntude and duration any OF which the history Of
the world EXHIBITS record the Americsn citizen may
we'll begin to consider the imminent dangers which are
about crush his government, and the ways and
msens the torrent ere the hood of Atheism
Desm Fourierism, Transcendentalis Abolitionsn and
ali the other sms which constitute Earcpean's notions
Of liberty shall like dsuge overwhe 10 irrstre ysbe
ruin the most glorious temple reared BY freensn
AsSoutberners we may well begin to consider with
dread alarm the black clouds fanatcis which lower
upon our Northern horizon and which are rapidly aug
mentng In all the clements Of destruction at every
from the old world. - - - = II
e dd the eloquent speaker present the mighty issues
involved an tne present contest and in moving sppsa
to the patriotism Of his counrynsn urge them to rise
psrior 70 mere questions Of policy and 20 unite in behalf
Of our common country.
\ fBsssrop (Morehouss) ADJ, Sd inst.