New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24
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= - ~, o,,,o Nv tor,inor +bam Know Moth
10 ,,,,onoo7 tlo cold re,sons and arguments
oss W ,st do him tl,a i,stice to say that his reo.
conc and arguments we're of a character entirely
,,o,,;,, m bimsaIf First as TO the origin of the
Iorty The American Marty. he said. claimed to be
forn,ad of the fragments If the old Wing and Demo-
cratic parties which were corrupt: and as the object
If the new marty was to purify politics he would like
n no If te old fra oments were corrupt where the
nn,a material wonld come from This was a Joke
mon which he hid rreat stress and we rive him the
fnll benefit IF here besides. we wish to afford our
reaaars some idea of the force Of his reasons and
4 arcnmantsp
Nat Ia +oo1r m tha naturalization doctrine of the
An,or;con rarity His ut;matnm On ths noint was.
+,t rho doctrine that natvehorn citizens should hold
eca in indifference IN notnralized citizens is in posi-
tive and direct violation Of the constitution Men,
AZ a momber If the Constitutional Convention of
Touisiana held in ls45 Mr.. BENJAMIN. supported a
nronosition that uone but natves should be eligible
to the Office of Governor, The Benjamin of to-day
;s NOT if seems the BENJAMIN of lS45 n
Then as to the religious prescription of the Ameri-
can narty. What he said on this point was merely q
| rebash Of the stale claptrap of other Democratic
/ c,,nrniators To notice which at any length, would
ba an useless eypendture of ink and paper He
affected to discover mare'snest in the fact that he
had heard in the streets of this CITY that Fillmore wus
not a member of the American party, (for which he
/ aid not rive anv authority whilst he knew that
Fillmore was a Member Of the American marty. for
Which bo ala rive ,uthor;tvY
He stated that Fillmore proved himself Know
| Noth;no Inv occentno a Know. Nothing nomination
far tbe preedonc,, and attached rreat deal of hor
ror to that crcmstanceeven going SO faras to state
i tb+ F1ln,oro had doo.dad bimsolf Inv the ALLEGIANCE
This mart Of his sneech he wound IN with yehe-
n,ant declaration that fine Know Nothing party had
hean the win Of the Whr narty that he belonged to
the Wing marty long after the Known othings had
deserted it: and that he and the other National
Whips. being abandoned looked around for some ma
tional platform on which to take their stand, and
4 found that platform in the bosom of the Democratic
Marty. ETlis. rs a matter of course, brought down
all the Democratic heels there were in the hal] After
having given, all through his speech, painful illus
tratons of the fact that the BENJAMIN of to-day not
the BENJAMIN of q few years ago. he had the forget
fitness. or the hardihood 1--WE cannot say which, te
excIoim. with pathetic information, "The Fillmore
} Of to-day is not the Fillmore of 4S!" y
The concluding portion of the Senator's speech
, consisted of small but eloquent tributes to a few
chamDion Democrats who, as he said are now bat
Ting against Northern fanaticism and for the right
of the South-Brght of Indiana; Cass, of Michi
gan : Douglas of Illinois, ETC. The speaker said tina
he would be guilty of an objectionable omission, j
he failed to award to these gentlemen their due AM
with the praise of these gentlemen he concluded hi
speecb. s.@-. .,."
Vet. after all, he ,yas guilty of most unpardon
!, able omission He mathematical Fremont; rid