New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
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GOV. NICkLIFFE AND MIR. BRECHIN-
RIDGE.

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GOV. NICkLIFFE AND MIR. BRECESIN-
RIDGE.
On Saturday morning last we referred at some
length to reported endorsement by Gov. Wickliffe
of the principles enunciated by the Hon. j. G. Breck-
inridge in his famous Tippecanoe Battle Ground
speech, which, from their frequent reproduction bid
fair to occupy prominent place in the political cas
sizes of our day and generation. Similar notices in
other papers have led to correspondence, which we
subjon.
In order that justice may be done to all parties
and that there may be proper understanding of the
case, it is necessary that we should reproduce the
doctrine of Mr.. Breckenridge as endorsed by Gov.
Wicklie. That doctrine is set forth in the following
paragraph:
This was no time deceive. would express his convictions
most persistent efforts vnictivc feeling
$o s 'T' y sSese pe"es had been eharssS
@ q M s S s s9f of the to Ss u1n @
slavery. This true. TO whatever he might he
1ss 2 wSsSf
WGH M ,. ESrEp p f.,
preston Of the voice of now communities upon this and all
other domestic questions .. %,
:, As we have already remarked several times, we
are unable to discover any substantial difference be-
ton of Senator Seward of New York, on the subject
conceive, to the prosperity, power and enlargement
of the South If we, like. Mr. Breckinridge do not
desire to extend slavery, we can easily make our
peace with the Fremont Freesoers for they only war
against its extension into the Territories where it can
only be extended! ~: .,.. So.
+iOn the samemorning letter from Gov. Wicklif1e,
addressed to the editors of the Beeappeared in their
columns We. deem it due to fairness and courtesy
to give it place in the Crescent. Here it is:
pes attention been caleo an article in yo,,t
paper Of date October lst, headed Coy. Wicllie and
From my knowledge Of you am sure You would nten.
fact and the character Of your paper am induced
write this with the request that publish same Ibid
St @ By s 'ra at t
M i ct the q s ipSsTn Pa
s ays Of H. a M the paEt Of M
and Of our party.
an" most EoBEhT E;fo,BDi?hi!Try T. vf WitEIIfrE YsHii
Baton Rouge, Oct ID, 1856
Touching the foregoing our cotcmporaries of the
Bee remark " But even admitting that the Cover
nor said nothing more than il acknowledgement the
foregoing, submit thathe does not relieve himself
front particle of the odium attached to such senti-
.ments Gov. Wicklif1e acknowledges that he. ell,
dorsed fully the speech delivered by Mr.. Breckenridge
at the Tippecanoe Democratic meeting in Indiana
Those sentiments" are quoted above.
Further along the Bee employs the following just
and folpble language inregard to the matters in CON
troversy: - :, ~ !; . -, "..A:--
Gov. WickIf, is connected with no political organization
S iSs # iHS s 0T ,!s;5 :5afs
efn nanefetamong the warnesi oilents GF li5lsters-
;.a4 would not aSs except slave Srnte. 'orerFe
stso Democracy byfassnranS thst he DsosIrc faTi
does NOT desire the extension oEseycry There getting
% y t v s"S$fa 9 S1.$ 5T lSpb 2'i
%r @ t nsoss H5 oy IL aas DUR DUR
@ 5oGs jh n5 9s,n@errG 'Rss 2E ,S
oI aysrss4 a tis ESscaiiTr.o I65Ihna T6is
TS FIi99Es Of ? s sqg, Fsn@iats Tney
I ts% asT1 81 t sH, stnG f ota 's 4f o M
i clearly 10 olnk The peope OF Indiana into the belief that
the Democrats while opposed to the free expression Of
III" voice Of new communities this and other domestic ues
repe tfs iHteon as far as he Son, Is Concerned Ne
sF that the South is in favor # planting her domestic ns!it
between M eckinrge and GOV Wckife on ,e one .and
and early the entire South on the other.
The following letter to the editors of the Bee from
Col. R. A. Stewart-with copy of which, prior to its
publication, we were politely furnished yesterday
explains itself 1t is plain the Colonel takes exception
to the Governors report of his own remarks on the
occasions specified We append it here:
0AktAwS rLASTA7Ios Oct 4h, 1896.
,er pYGssa M in Eor pnsr M hs mornpg wf cacplasd
The conversations between him reference to his
views Mr. BrecknrlYes speech delivered at Tppccnoe
he M ] nnr csis the % iGnentI m &c eo"nsd sn IN a ness ye
m IN InonSr poro or M ms es @ ne q GefaGS @ nse opposed to
of the enlargement Of sayeycovns thereby the inerdnce
pre,lcaied on this Isolated point " '' WIS
Now order ha The people Of Louisiana may cca. under
IS.