New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-29
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE,


NE" YORK CORRESPONDENCE
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Hc,xrs E,,,;,or. rona,,a,a ' .. Ao'o
inv IF tho ,r.as;.oa ,"""os sApIeas .he
| can;sn &; - 1'"oA i'epupii-
strength Tho dread os a;tso,-.;S .s.ss p.o'es onr
forrodahIo coalition hta, a. : =, ~. 0A VI
North and tho pnhona,, no,,aas,o.. ~ 'N'
Ionoar e~ist. rho ,-;o, ~. ~. i, =. = - ''''i ~
freer az nor. +boro j. ~ u, :. - '1 'l- - '.A'
will le nreservod onr ,ort, ,s =, uAt','
yances made bv tho pact poD,,1aa w. On a.n au
fuse or coa,esce wifi, thono nh ~" ..o'
nart, :, ponn,,'...s:s INC pioeeeailss Vi our
that State Tba E,sror' .h; ~ - papeis ~
fo,o,vi,o d;snotoh D'' D"s 'oN''iii7 slie
pnyLApE1p1IA Oct so -T,,s ronor, ,,,.+ 1,,a
ger sSffed himself in favor Of Buchanan while city
fabrication MI t;rnser opposed fnson IN h:s a as a
We are iEsiy to be inpi Jt .. MIii@r" vif !m"re
is e'oGras era taking advantage Of the determined
with the Enck Repubicns are PIN yns game to sct o @
@ M' amy nG be well posted in regard to the action Of the
We are in a most indencndent nos;t;on we ORC
strong-too strong for either Of onr o,norsnts r.
three tickets ora in Tho eol1 .o 49,. haa4 .:.,,a -
but two, ours and the Democratic on vctors ia oor
tain Why so Let us reason. New Yor, sinca il
. was aboitonized hy the piprra De,,oeroor i a,ro
for Fillmore. The detection of the Den,ocracv nndor
its true leader Van Buren, rave the State tn Ta,lor
and it has remained onnosed In modnrn Denoocr,c,
since. 1t absolutely certain for Fillro,a ha Nav
England States with tho eycant;or ~ w.. -,
shire were always Whie. Fremont heing ont of tho
way as he is these States since the cordial nnio no.
tween the Whirs and tho anaricons viii e,,,,,o~4
Fillmore. The North was pIaced in a forcad in q,
unnatural position. It was drawn into a soctiono1
contest by the course of the Sonther, Damocr,cIs
Gov Wise, AIessrs. Toombs. Keitt RroolSs sdel ona
others ATTEMPTED to force the slave States ir+ ,,;
by creating Southern sectional marty and hv throat
ening dissolution Their course had the tendency to
unite the Northern States and Fremont was noced a
the head of the Northern sectional Marty He ,v,u
not strong but the North was made n hai;o 4rt t
WIS s'rol's oy the insane and lmpoc course of the
soutn. , AS ms strength is gone, the North is
'oleeu 'n'o sectional control. The Southern
any onser fnrmaha or that H party
'.nse' .nose VINO really preferred Fillmore, but
"i'nnelu 'ie'r 'lloehce 1or fear that Fremont might
Hence vo s, soa thot ~ ir n.. VI 'neil eho'ce.
couso 70 roin;oo r"''J N'' 5'ea'
Tba small n,o;o;+,, of .,,o .n.,.,...- =.
po,psc,,,nn ,,,,. o,to:a, -, p'i'5 III
liza u1a ah;oI,a-4 0tS1N.1 ~ mauu VI VIC stosaes'
5a,.i; 49, va p0i'a ooioie III rhila-
hor ,,,,', oso Ho l1ss 7pl'n5' Wien the holli
ae;o;a1 ,.,,'-s-,. :: - ala 'aNihs 'ne pleseht
ono - II 'l's 'ote W an ionest
~. p'P''"'i'n VI ne'f ooo'ooo III Inc
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far stars vit, ,r, ha t,,.o euio' w ueeo1neo
al ''Nen ~ l'ie'eii' III november
,r,o o',vss' n"n,'sn .lauus
s'Ae, 'o'' was not poHeu AS THIS denomi-
oH 40 re.V.ioslns ~ WIN lurn OUT and vote for the
s,a't ns-l., ouA i'enus are extremely sangulne
r,o ,'",'' 'lo tiiinh WIN goou reason.
s,.;o1,a ill.' III ITO ' .seie u 'o'oay Is quite
, ' N 80 ~ S'''t ~. Us Win aiuiils huchanan,
-" 'n 'Atl'e' WHICH may De used as an offset
t'''| '''ieSations tlat We are,
Ta Au'"n'ii's 'ue CAUSE o' kepuollcanlsm.
I,.>,..S','
STATE Gctr Committee Of Pnn ss a y IN rtn Of h9 tn2s II
s sS!sRs21 at s"ys o i've as s sa s
afs "Es@ M ss &c t Of M e? se ss
spPoo iS a" t. hst rsS,fs es
Nos cG snee s x the ct o for the
A'' m, r,s 'e''"r'.SS o. Inc United States
which cannot be described. Our party oroans o!one
have defeated and put down Fremont. The Demo-
cratic papers never come to our aid We now let
the party 60 perfectly Indifferent what course is pur
sued. We will not touch them and have nothing to
do with Them We are too strong for either party.
and ii the Republicans dsbaud, the Union men and
all those who were forced by the South into n Sec
tlonal contest, will come to our support.
The Kansas Nebraska acts were cheats. The
Northern Democracy consider the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise as absolying them from the obli-
CATION of permitting slave States south of So deg
80 1nln, to be admitted into the Union. 1t is upon
this principle that Martin and John Van Buren, and
the supporters Of the Buffalo Platform and the Soft
portion of the Democratic party, vote for Buchanan
send you further evidence, and could fill your col.
umns with like extracts from Democratic speeches
!. and Democratic papers,
WHAT DOUGLAS HAS BEEN SArNG-In speech