New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14
11711oI.rso,,E PRACTICAL TRUTHS.

1,,-o,, now and then the Northern people are told
,holsome practical truths by honest ana selsi-
ii nan residing in their own section. A lew oats
vea synopsis Of and published extracts
A., ,etss.s written by Mr.. Samuel b. Eugses,in
co,nnliance with The request Of several enhnehSse"
Workers, answering and overwhelming kthe NAN
noints of d speech delivered by Mr. opeahei o"nh'
from the steps Of the Merchants Exchange oui
readers will recollect it and consequently 'iHie
no necessity for again showing now coilpeeeiy VIC
snlan practical business man Te1uteu anu
tha nrnrnstidns Of the shrewd, schemlng ana uu-
scrupulous politician. We regret such eAposl.ohs
arc not otener made. II the business men Oh we
Nort would only take the matter in hand earnestly
and zeaIousy they could accomplish an immense deal
toords the repression of that tanaticasm winch IS
running hundreds of thousands crazy, and aienaahg
the people Of the Northern and Southern sections g
/ our common Union from each other. ,.
The following from the New York Day booA, -" ~
though month old is worthy reproduction. !. eve
utte1ance to great and sound truths, and WINE
dates proposition highly gratifying to our eou'ei
nride It is still calculated to exercise a peie'o"'
influence wherever read, particularly IN the Nor'n
vorv onnositey does the financial editor q Tic lay
i D. II, sneak IA the merchants OF the comaefe'al
4 metropolis of the Union, as follows:
Mona the dependence q the hnAn t s ni
Non tGs Nortl upon the great cotton crop o. ,e If th
tnlonS Oh .S NJ exchanges and trade at tn SEASON. W
thai ny The period between the cessation OF eSlo
5sa5 If cotton the commencement me eAo " "
% a a he chief basis foreign exchange The
ls c hils to lie dry goods importers with which 70 ply ,r
Itsin Ilnope The cotton growers are
@ md iobbes they again by the t1reisn t Ia
sn.ie oDers extend their credits 10 ~. me
St ia o%norts of cotton draw close or tne seol
line exchange advances to specie a ar, t
IA hanks for Europe, ut which the SAG ~ or,
alarmed and tight money matke' "ho u, i, TX nl iii
~ become plenty and cheaper Tue hi.hs r
| count more freely, and the cry is tha' ipoies " i
plenty of the Union could eaccomplishe
NOV supI and The financial business growing gu. u 60
!ol ,nT.s shoni with the dmembernet occur y. ~ ",
and cation bales should cease for 70 l9 hmy
e III . ,r,f nerind and the New YORK tlui ,
~ Wy Intt Int TO do and between coto crops
~ t ,ce how long you suppose would We oeoS ~
nk ,as q lie list dollar if possible Were te WOW
~. "A tbr orrinants Of marble stores mere "pU'
The prices stocks and real estate ,ca= ayou,ds
n Cpnr,l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than that OF 1850
would Hose thousands and ten, OIL tAoH I IL,
inhorps in New York. depending on thelE NM; rnn ro
ireod md clntling? Would not hunger ana '
,aI - r;n,s recurring military force 10 put inei =
@ fu1 yc newspapers in New York engaged III ec'1
= nno,,st TIA South and endeayorirg to bring "po' "
~ ns;s;s tr effects which we have referred .o , n,
Wa have the phenomenon OF " CONNIE d;Sad fron
W. mars tIlu half whose commerce is derise4 s,o
L s'n States with I'LL its leading papers m ~
seyeu or eight laboring might anu mum o1 S,; from
rud wing and misrepresentation 10 run m,
tn;oi md It's from the streets o. NeW , cnni
umio, ~ further: If the evils OF aunen ce,i
lie ,nnn nnnnS those who il, Or the plhG y" @
he confined 10 disunionss and traitors We '' -
- | srred advert. E5-