New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
Y JUST AS WE EXPECTED.

The publication Of the bogus 6 National
American State Ticket . has Been derisively
received in all the quarters it has reached yet
heard from, This was just what we anticipa-
ted from the first, and this was the reason why
we thought it should be circulated among the
people at the EARL st practicable moment. ALI
the Americans want is a fair field and no favor.
Against open enemies they can defend them
selves can win signal triumph. But any
cause-even the highest and hottest may be
injured by secret, underground hostility. So
far as the American party Of Louisiana is CON
cerned, there is no chance for that no,o. The
game is fully developed, and will reach every
part of the State in ample time for ex PLANTATION
and refutation. We believe, and we think
we have good reasons to believe, that the
Antics have had q leading hand in the eonspi-
racy from first to last, Notwithstanding their
pretended adherence of s'Blue Book doc
trines? Else why their ILL concealed chaarin
over what looks very much like u premature
development Has the engineer been hoisted
by his own petard Has the mine they had
cunningly constructed for their enemies been
countermined. and caused to explode to their
own discontinue We would like much to
hear candid answer to tn, SO questions, al
though we have no hopes Of obtaining it.
That sterling paper, the Baton houge Ca
zette, in Its issue Of the I'd inst has the follow
ing sensible remarks, which we commend to the
consideration Of our readers 1t will be seen
that our positions are fully sustained
sNATrosAI AashleAs STATE TlekEr-such is the title
of State Ticket lately brought ont ny whom we do
not know, but presume 1t is Hardy Bunce m vemept
IL is constituted follows: uh,, RAW for Governor
Louis q. TeSada, for lieutenant Governor II Du.
bose for Treasurer Water RDssmap Auditor; Ran
deli Hunt for Attorney General b stiilmap for
superintendent oil Education Coug ess spcopd Dis
trct L. q Hunt Third District Preston povd Jr !.
Fourth District, Wilaam d Lewis Il nppears that NO
nominations made tor Treasurer and CONGRESSMAN
for the FIRST Congressional District. From an esami a.
ton Of this ticket 1t must be pei that host
Catholics and the Catholic religion was the tai,pe moiv.
OF those who formed it, Debgny and Durable we're TOO
good Gathecs 20 SUI w q cone mpble bisots and
they we're re cted, whIe Beale and Eustis we
presume the Of any light on the we're
Thought to be tipctured with Catholicism much that
would be imprudent TO endorse them while they were
unwiug repudate them, BY making any nomination
for places for which they previously been mi IL
nomiuation. That these nominations wyre made and
published without the knowledge consent of the
parties interested we have the doubt 80 far Ms
Mr. Ray is concerned and the majority of the names
mentioned We know such to be- the case Mr. Raw ever
the canvass commenced has been through
North Louisiana uTgiDg he claims of CHARLES D.rpionY
and, We thhA we KNOW ths gentleman ao Well suppose
for moment that ne would allow his TO be USED in
opposition to MIR Derbgny. also with all the other
uomntIs, with the exception Vi Dubse aud no have
to believe, will refuse to have ased under
such circumstances AS to the etf CT this VIII
upon the American party properly Called of this
State there can be no donot but that iC strength
If the Catholics OF Louisiana have never before
been convinced that they not prescribed by the
American party they must be. Against the charge
OF prescription they We're pointed TO the american plat
form, which ncucattd the largest liberty
reigonto the Stale Ticket which contained the
three distinguished and prominent Catholics
yet charge as to produce
"a doubt in the minds VI some upon the subject We
have furnished u.s. In the Reputation OF jessr-
bigny and Durable, By class of blgos further
Of tue faity OF this charge ofproscrpon the
part Of the true American party.