New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-24
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which Ne al by The ellians and
the anti Buchanan Though the laugh On the
other side now, We will agree 70 be ma gnaninlous
and compromise 81 solitary 6 Still We cam
not forbear leniafkilg that 1aoong before one gets
out ofs the forest is 81 foolish procedure.
Speaking of tie course Of the Louisiana delega-
ton, tlie Eson Issssipp central organ Of
d tic Dellocracy remarks S84S
fos The qneelsa o5 and eStIsor
received Tho
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lie Of the expectations
aRsshss
~ fssat N Known W. havs NO t9
Convention can do nd harm
Fof or inclined to thank tile louisiana
|delegat course. Had Gen. Qnitmar been
nominate would have been next to impossible to-
have the Democratic ticket in the Southwest,
without regardSto the idual who might have
headed it. name would have been, in truth al
toWersof strength. He would have swept over this
them country with the irresistible ght Of d tor
nado. Why Because be has served the nation faith
fully and because he is d pure and
inalland because all of us, no matter how much ne
may be opposed to some Of his political notions know
he Is soul Of honor gritty and patriot
ism. # 81 sS
The conduct of the Louisiana delegates has not
catlsed dissatsfac in Mississippi but wide
spread content in sRcty and State For proof
this We quote several extracts from an
ably written ion which appeared in the
Delta, Of yesterday afternoon The author-who, we
are inclined to think was a delegate to- the Cincn-
natl out bodly and unreserYedly.
He doesn't nlince matters at all. He himself
Close Observer and the public the result Of
| his observation, which Is light and per-
Concerning the nominal ions, the policy Of the ma
ioiity Of the Louisiana dele etc. etc Close
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MIN an9 hs Louis
earnest Pierre soal6 and DR. Thomas
A Kent once said that HENRY Chars mouth
ntaating thereby that there was
further ton On a given point The
foregoing peaks toritsef in unmistakable Language
Hence, H;e conclude st needs no comment The
strongest writer ii file State could not III
should look into this business. If treason isn't at
work against King sldell re are much at fault.
The communication above referred to closes as
follows 4
II lls a intense That school Of
them, sie SSH
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sRs Ga'slaf ass
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South dssetion Of Louisiana
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many q Ss5 i3$s*4 CLOSE OBSERVER.
6 Ye have only one remark to make upon the above
paragraph. Nh slidell having controlled Louisiana,
and Louisiana having controlled the selection Of Mr.
Buchanan, Of course Mr.. Sdell, in case Mr.. Buchanan
is elected Twill be consulted iii regard to federal an.
pontments this section Of our great glorious and
r1agnif eent confederacy. sSI ss a Il
Now what chance will an anti.slidellian have at
the hands of MI Buchanan
II! 38s+------+- }5 ss45
z ON GHANGE II was rather quiet to-day ev-
eryhere Though there were some transactions in ex
chang the market continued firm at Saturday DUO
#tatans, and which are fully detailed in our usual
column. t55a4 wy 55$$iSf45 81! "a
Another heavy shower Of rain came up between
and O'Clock, and checked all disposition for trade
telegraph brought accounts of the arrival Of the
Collins steamship Atlantic, at New York, with dates
to the 1lth inst from Liverpool Cotton accounts
are Of depressed market, while breadstufs are re-
ported TO have declined on the ground that severe
storm rain had greatly injured the crops iii France
The character Of these storm accounts must lie re-
garded with the greatest distrust and as is the Gus
tom, they will prove greatly exaggerated Spec
ulatols like to keep up appearances and SO long as
there chance 70 cause an excitement in prices il
will be called into feqaisition to sustain downward
market s3558 f35.s .54f55i5
There is but little political intelligence come to
hand Whether the British Ministry intend to dis
tarb tile ancable relations between this country and
England, will not be known till after the arrival in
England Of Mr. Champion, who went out in the Can
ada on the 4th inst. The most interesting accounts
will be due by the steamer Baltic, to leave Liverpool
on the 25t with an inlling Of the general feeling in
England BY the Cnnard steamer Of the 2lst-last
Saturday. There will no doubt, be great deal Of
talk and considerable clustering among politicians,
but The commercial influence will prevail
will be monarch, and cotton the arbfter Of the cues
tonsin dispute. AS regards the question Of Minister
TO this country, and in fact if the Ministers Of both
Governments, and all foreign countries, were called
home, there would not be much lost by the proceed
ing. We feel pretty confident, if every Minister
Plenpote ntiary or Charge de Aaires Of the United
States now pretending to represent this Government
with the several foregn powers, were 10 be recalled
and the offices abolished, the country would in the
end, gain by it. Suppose the British Government
sends Mfr Dallas home-We do not think the cotton
crop will be any shorter any longer, nor that the
price Of sugar will be in any way affected.
There was but little doing the leyee the arrivals
from the Westare falling off in fact after the un
precedented business which has attended the course
Of trade for the last eight months it cannot be ex
pected that IT should till the end Of the commercial
year, the Sls August next.
We received to-day some complaints regarding the
cotton in one Of the river parishes AS it appears 10
be isolated case we have only to say that accounts
generally from all sections Of The country are favor
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