New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

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states and il seems ii ,sfs tss f,e time has arrived
for an inquiry into their operation ., 5s4s3 a.
Jtier states have proitea tile example seS BY
~ Of securing the vile III The property wIiisil she
bring into tbs n and i Ne abolish Tie come
for the wife ont Of The estate off the husband. $
may well be deubted whether there Is ayts Wis
dom ine1aetlng laws 20 compel parents lgge
take care of telr nature has miafEe these
already II difficult answer Tie argument aaiisk
forced heifsp which insists that III
relations between parent and making tIs cild
independent Of and that extent
dred subieet Of tacft nps should
ton and stiIauldt dtesearnest serHtnys ss ~
II There are sonie REFORMS have nd hesi
saying, are at once den1and aa the
ton Of suecessi6s laws IS cons
5plex II details he and
penaiye TO the last degree. alIIde these
3nog but in very general ortleF that
may attention. Hereafter shall
eGnIaend sTeeiffc such fef5 ss
tnnl Of the State demands at the laflil
III tlle se1ahly. Til Es8
constitution confer % the ExeGutty
AZ other delsated tlfs ii d trust to he nsed
ior the fe public. In exercising Tie atf
tnority thug ioofs to the Of
&EEE0GTllLe
claim 70 public dsee net fonfied ii cspaeffv
rty and good citizenship party servse yailsIs
and honorailg II d duty which every
ewes g la PM. ana
needed from him to Justify lib f 5rFIe
office lie Ianst have fo Id
tall the law requires acting tiese
liar who fropsr asls
experience to discharge its ddties can
sent To appoint to office il 81
er e enable hn e rssp Il pFess
rnFseIf for the and con-
duct of every public nla, anif
should indeed have heagy burtlleii IseS
nitted nyEeIf to- he guided Ss5Y any oaher GIaas
that which IhaYe TINS laid down afls II,
tend steadf dfastiy To adhere. Us s.sss
E have thus enfleavored so pass i
brief yand very generally Che leading
ties OF Legislation. But sil5HId be doing Ri
my own feelings If did not Y6
the triumph achieved recent political
IN this State BY riends Of
and religious liberty overa secret oggani2eE
for The purpose, Of of their legal
BY the unjust, If not psEEets
sion of
In aespotg governments where freedom ag sFeeeIp
pf the are forbidde ana fWbers
those who make the Laws Do not represent those upon
whom the law is to be executed, the rebel patriot
may vel plan IA secret the mode in
to BIZ and liberty ablishea bfb ifI
Eof wrong. & Z 5ssSS
and there can be hi
txs 1er sensealaesaE nnlsss sad h
Cret organization was to discrininat besRean
zens. when Tie laW made no
means adopted were solemn obi atioFs 9 ygsEi
freedom ef action in political
/ and al individuality merged in obedience De-
crees of Others. The purpose and plan ai8
Il have received the unqualified condemnation of shs
L people 81 4g fss5 sss#8
difference If .,T,inion ,,,.,,
the propriety of modifcatio of the
laws; all concur IN the that they should
protected from evasion butt the reasoning nlses
saT1y itch reconcile the exercise as
Illegal tie q al flissal
Il jeets 4 s8 Ess ssasA
has never been denied;ts farasI am aware ta
one Of the objects Of that was prevent
patufaliz citizen public
T OPENED to him as well as fhe native citizen
Yodefeat legal rights by indireetioN il aI,afe
i 1 than tp dose. nssher Tan
{fsEss hsHseq 4 ths fas at @ s1tia g
i wolves the FioIat bas IIireeept. IS
N ttol the attempt
TO make religion 2 test for such test
at war the piaia letter the 1T is
in vain 70 deny that made The party
just tefeatei throughout the State, yet eer-
tainly parts of and not little remark
able that those even who the anti
/ test Gid cooperate and are now affiaEng with she
/ very persons who most insisted upon
rebuke which party reeeiVedin iii this State may
Il teach useful cOunSes Tor the fntlre. t45s
f Standing once more that temple Of liberty;
framed by the wisdom of onr ancestors, let ns cling
with equal tenacity to every Of the grand
fabric Differing as we mIlst upon questions of ad-
mnistration, let preserve its purity the spirit oE
our great confederation above all let us drive from
our political altars where men of all races and all
creeds are permitted to worship freedom, the pretend
ed saints who think that that equality is only for their
race and their creed as if all are not alike children
of the same Godhead and heirs or legatees Of the
n same liberty. aSz5I5s gGI ai
II AT the conclusion of this address, many persons
crowded to the speakers stand, and extended their
cordial congratulations to- newlynstaIled Chief
Magistrate The joint session Of the two Houses then
adjourned, formed an escort, and conducted His Elk.
ceency to the residence Of Gov Hebert whose guest
he became for the day. .s,5@ .ee ssts5.s'szzs4
/ For the remainder Of the day, our town wore
lively holiday appearance, the streets being filed with
gay uniforms andhappy faces, while the serene air Of
the glorious sunny evening reverbeIateG and Tesound
ed with the roar Of guns in honor Of the
/ event. .sit5
Il A grand ball. announced to take place at the State
House last evening, as finale to the pleasures of the
day did not take place, and thus ended the gaiety
4 and pleasure Of the most memorable Inauguration
II ever witnessed in Louisiana. SSsE s3ttS5$a
/ ENGLAND, UNclE sslsI AND GEN. w AEKEr rss.-The
wellinformed Washing espondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, say under date ofithe 23d:s ii