New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-15
4 QUERa MANyfRsTo,


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s'nss ~. ~ ., tho Ansriean party Of
Louisiana having refused the proposition made to It %
s9s s.s,ua spnsed Questions q law respecting the
State Courts t. patuss' ana
.srs y presents 10 the public the opinions Of
sin uishsd members Of the New Orleans DAT on
S Sstwssn liz Y respective Committees
An omission is said to be as bad as COM
n,;ssion, when unchristian objects are sought
to Be accomplished. What would the I'M
informed reader think Of the foregoing Why,
that the Democratic State Central Committee
was disposed to do everything that was honora-
Bile; that their proposition" was rejected py
tie American Executive Committee, and that
therefore, all ssthe correspondence between the
respective Committees had been submitted 70
the public! We ask il such would not be the
Legitimate Inference OF course it would.
Nc other deduction could be drawn. But would
such inference or deduction pc true, OF Ialr' OF
Just, or in consonance with Weil-KnoWn iac's
We unhesitatingy assert they would NOT, ana
shall proceed to proue our assertion. BY men
tioning that there is an unpublished cores
pondcnce between the committees, which, as
soon as 1t sees the light, will place tine Demo-
cratic Central Committee in most awkward
and mortifying predicanent, from when, Y
they can extricate themselves creditaoiy, the
| feats Of legerdemain by Signor blitz VIII %
thrown entirely into the shade. Inc reply OF
the American Executive Committee was so just
and forcible, and it's positions 50 impregnable,
that they caused the Democratic central
Committee to change front, and TO qfer asaofher
and different s.proposifion.p Accordingly,
second communication was written, last week,
asking, On behalf Of the pemocfatic uentral
Committee, the appointment OF Committee OF
Conference by the American Com ittee.-
This last ssproposition'' suspended, at least
for the time being. the proposition" made
n the first letter. 1t was met in proper
anirit by the American Committee; and Oh trI-
day last, 18th inst, communication was
n,aced in the possession Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee informing them that their pro-
pos;tion had been considered and accepted
| ,b.t n Committee had been appointedto meet
their Committee, and WOULD BID HAPPY TO CON-
FER WITH THEM AT ANY TINE THEY MIGHT BE
PLEASED 10 DESIGNATE! These may not pc the
exact words, but they embody the substance
WHY did not these last letters appear in the
l mobilization to which We have referred Ihey
| rs- 49,, ,,nnr+ant than the first ones for
were more iinporoahe ona .A5 eAo -, =, !.
sheu were left in state OF suspension Until the
ia.tar nroposition was accepted or rejected
Tbe reaaon is obvious. A small party advan-
taee WIS To be gained. A false impression
| vould fiow out among the people two or three
davs N advance of its correction and refuta-
dion. and some damage to the American party
MIGHT be done thereby These are the only
reasons We can assign for the omission; and,
IN taking leave of this branch Of the subject,
va NAV be permitted to remark that the sup
oression Of the truth, or any part of the truth,
d achieve any given object, personal or politi-
cal il regarded, in all Christian countries, al
| about equivalent to the telling of an untruth,
But. in this instance, the plotters have over
nlotted themselves. Before the week is ou'
thew will find themselves involved in the smeshe'
Of The snare they had cunningly set for theil
nei ,hbors. The tchole truth will be place.
betore the community in . proper shape, ane
will be scattered broadcast over the land
Then there will be q revulsion.
Further along the manifesto Of the Demo
cratic Central Committee says:
hongb III door Of the negotiation was opened by thi
ann1 IN aa ~ the Amer
loan party r' Is 70 what they were wiing to do.
We have already shown that the foregoing
extract is utterly unfounded If the "door
neyotintion was shut at all, ii was 6 shut