New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

The unholy alliance vas completed in formal
not long siuce, as our readers are
aware. The abolitionism Of the most numerous
wing Of the New York Democracy ethe Softs,) |
has been perfected The hearts that once pro-
fessed to throb with admiration for Thomas Jei-
ferson now respond only to the touch OF seward
and ultra abolition higher-law, and hatred to
the South. has been substituted for the Consti-
tuition in the creed of the New York Democracy.
E The reoent fusion convention at Syracuse has
verified our assertions that the once great DEM
ocratic party Of the North has lost every claim
TO nationality and become completely sectional
ized-that it is a mere instrument in the hands
Of the arch abolition schemer !sd, n .5,j5a !
The ticket adopted By this convention is COM
posed Of three Wings and sir Democrats - Sec
Rotary of State-Preston King, Dem; Comp
M. Cook, Dem; Ireasurer--A. B.
Williams, Wing attorney General-A. Manu.,
Jr., Dem; Canal Commissioned D. M. Bissell,
Dem; State Engneer-Gso Geddes, Wings
Prison Inspector Wesley Bailey, DEM; Judges
Of Court Of .APpeais-B. B. Wood. Dem,, and
Joseph Mullen, Wing. t4 a
The, NJ ! Timesis overjoyed at the consum-
nation Of this bargain and sale Of the New York.
Democracy to the Seward faction 1t says M
II would seem to be the most natural thing in the world
that men who think alike should act alke--that men hold
ing the same opioDB matter Of sngrossng interest
and Importance, should join together in The
e6r to give them weight in the public &c uncs This is
precisely what h been done The great mass Of the
Wing party and very large portion Of the Democratic
party regard the steady aggression slavery upon the
rights free resoute and auda
cous toward complete ascendency the nation
alcoupcs infinitely the most fact in the
rent history country and denanding tn earnest
and united efforts OF all who perceive and appreciate the
peril III to its advances They see, moreover
That all the Issues that have hitherto divided them
either permanently settled or held for the time in
teyRnce They see therefore, not only no reason why
they should not unite their forces in this ent but
very many why any other course would be folly
oppose the principles which unites them vim question the
policy OF the union itself. sg & n a#gg
N This is On artful movement on the part of the
anti Slavery Democratic party of New York,
butlits success is not yet established and we
believe it may yet be defeated. The National
Americans Of New York, who have planted
themselves upon the plain, broad principles Of
the Constitution in reference to this much
yexed question, have been, for several weeks,
steadily and rapidly increasing in strength, and
it is quite probable they will triumph over the
serried cohorts of Abolitionism, Democracy and
Foreignism, all animated by ferocious enmity
towards the institution Of slavery. 2
With the New York Times. we think it .ssthe
most natural thing in the world, that men who
think alike should act alike The National
Americans present a nucleus around which
might easily be rallied sufficient number of
conservatives, friends Of the Union, to over
whelm and sscrueh OUT this fanatical fusion of
sectionalists. We believe there are in New York
sufficient number Of national men to defeat
the Seward alliance; and we trust they will
unite for this purpose: ~ iess9 q MY
We find in the New York Herald the follow
ing synopsis Of the complexion and tenets of
this Seward coalition and an Indication of the
means by which it may be overcome: H..
The materials thus fused together in this anatical and
sedious, couglomeraton are the Seward wing of the
Wing PARTY. apprtion of the Van Buren, Buffalo wing
the party the old Freeso party proper and
iii the odds and eDds rags and tags the various
slavery cliques and philosophical agrarian aaga
matiop, socisisc and ipfdesms of the day including
all eoors aud both upon the bread general Issue 81
Abolition The State ticket OF this fusion of the hybrids
is piece of mosaic of the most interesting variety of
shapes and colors from the old fogy Whg moderately
seasoned with reeso the most nveerate blue backed
Abolitionist
the platform Of this ndescrihable coalition of dema-
gognes and fanatics white yellow and black is fine
specimen of artfu dodging Misunderstanding and open
muuthed sedition They reinqnsh FIRST their
hobby Of the restoration Of the Missouri line as an i'm
prarticabe absurdity aud they fall back upon the old
out dodge OF the Wilmot provisothe exclusion OF
slavery from All the territories and the admission Of no
more slave States They refuse vote of thanks
the for the appointment Of Reeder Go
of Kansas but denouncs IL in good terms for
his removal They applaud the conduct of the Freesoil
quattere but give quarter to the armed bands pre-
ciptated upon them from Missouri y They drop word
two Of comfort for Pasamore Williamson, (the phla-
dephia negro sealer in limbo and particularly ex-
pliet In defining their position against the Know
ings and their secret constitutions oaths rituals and
organizations They throw in bit Of humbug and
csptrap the canal question and wind up by appropri
ating passage from the immortal Jefferson (which
minds us Of the devil quoting scrpture authority
their nefaricus designs And they cap the climax their
mpcdence and cool hypocrisy in saying MAYER word
upon the Maine liquor law. @5
The question arises how Is this new Soft Shell De-
mocratc Abolition league this combinaton of and
ends this Mexican mixture of it to be
met and be defeated We have in opposition to this
dirty alliance the national Wings, tho Hard u Demo-
cracy and the Kleo Nongsthe principles of the con-
stuon and the union the ssue of the repeal Of
Maine liquor law And upon this particular questions
spite q their hue and cry upon slavery the fnsiouists
and may be defeated for the Legislature which Ia the
major 10 reference to the great campaign
1856 The result Of the late election In Maine points
tins way to the opposition forces In this States 1t Is
conjunction against the abolition and liquor league upon
some common opposition candidates for the Legislature
In every county New York Ia yet sold out to Seward
and his abolition, dsunion alliance - ssit