New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28
JAMES BUCHANAN
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JOHN C, BRECKENRIDGE,


But while call the attention of political friends
alarming of the Republican organzaon,''
feel should wanting in duty did hold pub
lie observation another organization against which the Demo
cratic Party has also to contend lii the coming
ganzaon whose tencts and tendencies alike dangerous
political liberty and religious freedom.
This organization calling itself American" professcs'
national principles, yet continually proving its want OF
tionlity by the of its Northern Representatives in Con-
For recent proposition the Missouri
Compromise the most nationl Of its Northern supporters
voted with The Black Republicans Fortunately for the South
and the Union Democratic Senate has thus far rendered its
efforts innocuous.
While this faction procams reverence for the Constitution
and desire to and perpetae it strikes blow
the keystone of that Recommendations freedom For
getting the welrecognzed principles Of jupruencehat
you cannot do indirectly that which you forbidden
rectytey propose prescribe nd do prescribe already
several of the States of the uno all that portion op
laon who have embraced the Catholic religion Their cani-
date for Presidency has assumed obligations which Tin the
Of his succes will prevent him appointing my
fellow citizens OF the Catholic faith Thus portion
ple exercising the right OF worsirping according to the
dictates Of their conscience right which gave birth
liberty this eonnen-are prescribed forbidden hold pub.
lie Office separated from the balance of population and held
to public and popular trison the rights
MES of their church pacurded in the public prints u
eries' their priests subjected Insult and conmey and
the patriotism and love of country every orehipping
God according the peculiar tenes of that church, called into
question
Bn this the only revolving feature of this organization.
1t has proscrptive in its character BIRTH
creed, rcapacyes its odious enets embraced
dorsed-commalds from it protection respect.
Boosting that had risen the ruins of Wing
cratic Pnrteshld pronouncng both Of them corrupts
making cripgng appeals to the patriotic
tlted the Wing Party
Its history though short Is principles perverted
pledges repuiaed. Promulgatng axiom TINT the
should seek the and the the Office it has pre-
sene lust for office and Office hunting having parallel in
this any other country.
Declaring tint it did intend interfere with
acquired rights Of uaturlized citizens has sufed its dec
ration by driving them from the polls by violence thus dep
wing them of exercising the dearest right Of eemahe right
of suffrage
has carried its partisan proscrpve spirit only
all the political channels of the country has shaped the d
ministraton of justice to suit its views.
Thus, eowcitizens present brief, though imperfect
of few of the odions features Of this organization
against these factions that the Democratic party
called upon 10 battle.
We therefore invoke all lovers of couutryal VIII
revere its constuonall who value religious liberty and all
who would preserve the American Union unite with in
the ensuing
With view, therefore, speedily and practically organize
the Democratic party in the city Of New Orleans the Committee
recommend
That the members Of the Democratic party and all
DESTROYS Of cooperating with it, assemble in their respective
Representative Districts TUESDAY, the 18th ins at as
pat7 O'Clock p NJ for the purpose eIectng Delegates
Parish Executive Committee. That Representative Dis
rct to said Committee humber of delegates equal elect 10
their representation in the Assembly as follows:
First Representative District, Delegates.
Second Representative District, three Delegates
Third Representative District, three Delegates
Fourth Representative District, two Delegates
Fifth Representative District two Delegates.
Sixth Representative District, two Delegates
Seventh Representative District, two Delegates
Eighth Representative District, two Delegates
Ninth Representative District one Delegate.
Tenth Representative District, three Delegates
Agiers Delegate