New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-25
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How delightfully."- u man must feel, friend Crescent
Who has rated as they so elegantly term it in me
English Parliament, when member goes over 70 tne
opposite side from interested NOTWITHSTANDING 9
place, etc. How enyiabe must be his feelings as he
scans the faces Of honorable men, to see now r ne
has lost caste among them. Really, one would anost
feel tempted to desert their party in the hour OF need
and make an expose Of its prlnclplespfiio.pies
adopted and stood BIZ when said party was fully IN
the ascendancy, and with the power of giving ONCE
from nnre curiosity to know how certain men must
feel. ~ Inc Lord Harry! don't wish that was
man. that might fully lash such renegades IRON
honor. and give honorable satisfaction for saying
what think. IT'S singular how very sensitive some
men suddenly become when soured, by their party
preferring ADLER men than themselves TO I'LL response
Biz Offices Ills very singular, say, how suddenly
their consciences smte them, about the OPINIONS they
adopted and swore to, when they thought it would
serve their purposes 50 to do. What shame 70 talk
Of scountrys good and spout patriotism, al nattse
an, when self-interest,' and "pay my price and
you'll get me = is clearly stamped upon the speakers
brow. G8 $5ss
# When a man rats, Crescent why can't he do so
quietly, and not blazon forth his own disgrace and
like the hybrid bat, make himself neither bird nor
beast for save in using him as tool What
man in the party to which he has turned would eoull-
tenance OR associate with renegade from hls parry,
when he thought that party had lost the power 70
benefit him None, you may safely take oath. Inc
gray mare may be the better horse in some famles,
and must be doubly better when it takes but lew
months for Catholic wife to work such wondrous
changes in the opinions q won't desecrate the word
4 prineiples,) Of man, who, with his eyes open,
adopted the dogmas Of party; for it's sheer humbug
for man who pretends to the sense and education OF
twelve year old child to talk being lured' into
any association unless he expected to profit thereby;
and when lie not only rats but sha1nelessy bazons
abroad his disgrace, and as far as he can, (Which will
not be very far, you may depend,) tries to throw
dirt upon the cause he has deserted, one can but
say he must have been very dirty fellow to stay so
long in an association he found detestably foul.
Surely he did not live so many months member 10
only find out after a few months marriage with
"Cathoc wife 2 the dreadful wickedness OF the Amer
lean Known lettings.
Bah Honorable Mr.. Ratler, why were you not man
enough to speak the truth, and say, didn't give
me the position / wanted, and fear Mr.. Buchanan
will be elected and then shall lose all chance OF an
office if remain with you SO shall rat, and al Oh
you had better follow my example, for think you
are standing by sinking ship, and take care OF num-
Der one is my motto" Why, woman as am Woulo
4 have had more courage and manliness than 10 nave
1 deserted friends when thought them in need, ana
then whip the Old Nick round the stump for excuses
hope you don't thing for one moment that your spe
cious remarks have blinded one sensible person Ill
either party, do you? And how comfortable must DC
the feeling that both parties dub you knaye; don't
envy you? But, Crescent, such gentlemen are not
worth the pen ink and paper necessary to show them
off give them rope enough and they will hang them
selves, without any one taking the dirty ohce O
hangman IT'S but wasted breath to talk Of them
and wasted time to write.