New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-01
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II ,gas nota Wild nor a4fitlse notion Of the old
saaes, that led to the creation Of that conception
which stands before the world as the sphynS-con-
cea,ing riddles Of fate and destiny that could be
sinraYsled only by time and labor was solved tor
d nation welfare first, and every nation since has
found succeeding sphypx to ponder over ana %
5elhcidate.
The great puzzle given to us, without at all en- en-
croaching upon tie territory Of the phlos
seems in a political point of view, TO he develop
ment to demonstrate how nation that hes acquired
n degreeso fadvancem and prosperity such as mas
neyerbeen coniced, may best extend and develop fe
blessings appertaining to them over the
ont infringing upon the rights of others, Our own
status has been determined and acknowledged
Through what shall we best aid those
young er.a1,d less matured bantngs to build under
and over their heads super
structure the judgment Of coming ages will
approve?
Example has, ana will do much i'll all cases, hutsa
creeping child before walking, must be taken by the
hand and aided as well lectured and practiced.7
That say. there are cases in which words are
lidIe and works are as imperative as ever St. Paul
pronounced them to be. The question arises as to
the dividing line between these two thngs---Words
Land works pprecept and practice
The nationalities Of Europe have acquired habit
ofbacBing their preachings BY fleets and armies As
/ id nation 1--WE have never yet been prompted toappy
active interference with the affairs Of others Will it
II ALWAYS he soa If the balance of power is good
text for European governments to preach from why
should Ne not hold forth from the words increase
{ the area of freedom ~ We have been building to-
wards the stars the structure necessary ourselves
lecture, the question arises whether the tools that
have been used 50 effectually BY ourselves, and Of
whchwe have the exclusive patent shall not be lent
for the advantage Of others equally earnest but far
4 weaker than Ne once were Shall we not cheer on
and bid God speed 70 every aborer in the field q
Il political There is no active ocious
interference Gated III this mo abnegation ofthe
strietest laws Of mean et5tet huta demonstration
u Of sympathy and such kindly supportsas may, Will
propriety be eYinced by one towards another in The
4 Great brotherhood5of man. We would aid all VIII
y. would aid themselyesnot to the injury Of any bu
Il the profit Of all. Weweuld show our own exam
point out and explainGits merits and beyont
ths negative good, any thing more actual couidb
ACCOMPLISHED without detriment oour yet inchoat
"a and incomplete labor, should we not grant it wit
prayers bidding the struggler good cheer on his har
8 way
III its primary shape, the question has heretofor
I been agitated but it must sooner or later present
I self more decsiyely before us-avoid it how we vii
f tits ate to arise before with memorable nece
Il sity which we must meet Is it not to-day thunder
ing in our ears from Nicaragua and have not the LIT
sacrifices Of many brave men shown how they though
: the rddlesshould be read and unraVeled 49,
Let the subject be thought over, discussed and de
NJ ciGed, SO that when the moment for an answer hl
& arrived, We may be found ready with response
Z well considered carefully fortlleo-sonna' ana not
be gainsayed, g nation We are plt III our ssac
ding clothes, though theycoVet glorious hercules
but our manhood, as serious mattef, shoula
II calmly considered and Judlclously prepared Ior.
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n = ,ro1nca in none,
dull dav
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n 4, iii Il no carooes of II
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7 81 - ho f,, from, tl,o
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businass il do;n
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+ r, IL cotton L dninisbinr fast IT. has NJ
; If this sea son Of the yea only at two
rios of last eeye,, wears OF conrse there Al
i o,,ly faw tboIsanf bales in market which can
nnrs,sad ut the Intelligence lately received seen
- 1an,nan fa views Of onerators and there is lit
~ ~ desire Il invest Some norces have to be Ut
al IL tiI1 fro; contracts Tn other nrouce
v bacco s1ga, and rnolasses meet with ready sales
1T M Il test n,cps prime to choice T,ouisiana s,
il 81 tool a cents. about as high as it i
Of hee,, known for many wears. The falling off
la &c M The 1evee il 40 400 hoeshea
id from, last year q, about eighteen per cent The ia
in IA o n olassas is XII harrels or abept six
ce,t Vhe ID arrive ii are that there
al a. Il nolasses oae in 1s5 as there was the j,
bo a ANA the difference is very trfne q
III ,rben te returns for ali sugar and moasses are
al cayad tav Will a,nonnt f. y mncb or more than
~ ssoso j Altho,,o short crons w
IA n,aIe tba +hav netted and retrns cannot
at 5called short 2.,-.-45, gg
,al There H. no dedciencyin any other descriptions
lie nro,l,ien excentna bacon hulk pork and lard. ii
4 ba,1els and terces has decreased twenty Der eel
q in kegs sixteen per cent; bacon IN bulk tWentsey
OF per cent. Pork in barrels has increased three
at cent Beef in barrels has increased sixty per Ger
p. in hogsheads and tierces the increase is eleven
IN 10rr.th there has tbpen