New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26
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Of tho nomination The oilyen-
tom append below deeIlling sufficient
the cling canvass as to render
worthy place our columns. The taken
as awholes good Of the
wary old sta We bespeak for it the careful
pefsaT our readers init he lays down the doc
time that Us the nominee Of the Democratic Conyen
ton has no 10 gatories pending
canvass, We'll, we are I'd have no letters from
I him the We must perforce have re-
efforts for his Fieys
VIII occupy tie public mind during
the canvass. 48S
do not prove of the custom has mere
tofore prevailed TO some extent, many parts OF me
Of and the personal ana
political characters Of the nominees for the Rres
deney nor the canvass Hbich " Us VIII inc
Crescent in any manner take - such 8 course q
proceeding. We recognize ~ MIhIsARps BE
i the beau ideal Of American n--the CheVa
lier Bayard of and with What ability
We possess shall ms 70 the chief
tie NATL but id doing this, we do not
deem IL that We should attempt to prove
tat is better itted for the State prison
than for tho Office which he is supported
her BIZ and citizens. The past his
science Of that system Of political proselytism Mi
Buchanan occupies such position before the world,
THAT every patriot should take pride in his character.
and look upon as one Of the jewels in the national
Of glory. True political career been some
what euatic his anteeedents are somewhat sec
tional liz has attained TO ripe old age without
Eharing perpetrated any thing very even
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Hi 1eft .a1xftn
Imittee appointed to inform him Of his nonnatio,
| VIE allan NEAR LAscAsrEn, :
The honor 70 acknowledge tIe &
your 18Th instant informing me ohdeiay
Tie ationa Convention &
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Justice from them in return and from this principle shall
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peace and friendship with a nations
liesng this 10 be est policy most inpera-
but at the same time shall forget
the necessity should arise which do ppreen
national rights and national honor must be preserved
hazards and Mt any sacrifice.
Firmly convinced that special Providence governs the affairs
oil let us humby pore his continued blessing
and that he from the punishment
deserve for being discontinued and ungrateul whilst
above all nations under such constitution
snch Dnonas has been any other people
Yours, very respectfully; & s jams BuonANAa.
YAH I HE ANsAs INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE The
baltimore Patriot Of the 10th inst says: *
s We learn that Gen. Whitfield and the Investiga.
ting Committee Of the House Of Representatives,
consisting of Messrs. Oliver, Howard and Sherman,
came on in the Western train this morning as far as
the Relay House. and thence went on to Washington.
They are accompanied by Messrs. Joel Walker, DIR.
Armstrong, and Mr.. John Barker, a deputation of
5Wyandotte Indians, also from Kansas We are happy
to learn that the affairs in the Territory are by no
means n as bad state as has been represented, and
that such representations will be made to the Gov
eminent at Washington as will soon put stop to all
further difficulties.
The New York Historical Society held its regular
monthly meeting on the 18th inst After the usual