New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
r,r,E war AGAINST THE SOUTH.

lpnant remorselesS and vlndlctve as heretofore iu
if nossble to be intensified, made broader and deep
er BY the display Of every bad and unchrstan ch'r
acteristc that stains and degrades human nature
which makes man more frightful object than mad
dog when embued with the virus of fanatcisnl'
Our enemies-for they are our countrynlen only IN
nan,e-are already laying their plans for the conduct
of the next Presidential campaign, by preparing LOT
the struggles which will take place III the Tree states
during the intermediate time. They are gong 10
work energetically, slillfuy and indomtably Their
programme may be summed up in three sentences:
Hatred to the South desire to destroy the South fierce
and inextngushable wish to bring immedicabe ruin
upon the South.
This is the programme. 1t maynot be so described
in words but it isso in truth And the truth Is Whal
the Southern people want; not the verbiage penlho
which fanatics seek to hide designs the most wicked
and plots the most atrocous. =" Acts speak louuel
than words'' This is a safe and sound MAXIM. i1e'
our readers the past acts OF the apoohlS's
scan their words and proclamatiors closely-ahu
they will be enabled to solve, very readly' LIE helal
GUS nature of their future intentions
BLEEDING Kansas is already invoked and laise-
hoods innumerabe are being told about the South by
the leading organs of freesoism to keep up enthusl-
asr among their deluded followers. No device is left
subterfge too mean to be employed, by these living,
moving breathing preachers of hatred, bigory and
all Observation-Disclosures, if they can thereby advance
their reasonable and unrghteous purposes.
The New York Evening Post, of the 18th inst, in
long article headed The Duty of the Republican
Party speaking of the defeat of Fremont and of the
election of Mr.. Buchanan, has the following
But reason aud humanity obtain easy victory
Ii the condition great that they are so"yac
@onn Mr tnS5s Oa IS ecce Prelon Of
States We ms nSw Ms e "" o The erorc
rsHy enforced The sonh flushed wh yicto j. IN no MOOD
The the Rsops rGm ns eGs by ni
hitherto which depend mostom; M rsc
trade u its brta.iesa question which h"s been
by og"rchy only til they could haze The sinrnncs %
Exeeuys fha1 person and We shat" ; nv, T to H
Of the slave w sa ye FACE Ea NJ
VIII die En .Te %hs~2 e " viii allow s
claimed for the southern to own the o of m
hrea,ene Banker Hill TO these controversies le yc'ury
q, tne s i0iS a f' I into the mi IDS III
which refuse 10 walk, and which we must enter
armed teeth
It is by such arguments as these that the organs OF
freesoilism seek to keep up unhealthy and unpa-
trotic agitation which only result in dissolution
of the Union at no distant day, which will be alike
Instantaneous to the States of the North and South
and which can be of possible benefit to the slave
The Southern slaves must remain slaves until oul
cildrens childrens children have passed to thell
last account for should they become free by any
| chance, struggle would at once arise which could
only end in the determination of the white or the
black race There can be no equality between them
The one must be master and the other servant, unit
=. an All-Wise Providence, in His mysterious workings
shall order otherwise. Cop, with His own ncftacea
bic sgnet has stamped race inferior and the Other
superior The eye tells it, the Bible tells it, all history
sacred and profane, tells it, the physical and menta
conformation of the two tells it, and the abo
lition rawlings to the contrary are only basphemie
against the Most High.
But, to the extract from the Post given above. II
our reading we have rarely seen a paragraph 50 tul
of Misrepresentation aud false reasoning or so utterly
destitute of fact. We really hope MI Perces policy
in regard to the territories, will not be carried out b,
Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Pierce should have had peace il
Kansas six months ago But he dldnt compel peace
lie had the power and as it was his duty to do ant
thus kept up pcrnicous agitation which enUred Il
the benefit of the enemies of the Union-the treesol
ers Then the Post says the South, flushed will
victory is in no mood to listen to moderate counscls
etc. and that the war " is just begun What q per
version of truth! What want0n Misrepresentation
The " South has been moderate all along. 1t ma
be that the Southern people have been too model
ate' for their own safety. They have made nothing
They have gained nothing. And the probabilities an
that instead of gaining or making they have lost Al
the South aslls-all the South has askeds to be le
alone The KansasNebraska bill, the great bone Q
contention, originated in the North, was carrie
through Congress by Northern votes and was sgne
by Northern President The South never asked 70
it. It was rendered her representatives asa boon-a
advanage-and they, very unwisely, according to on
notion, swallowed the gilded bait So far as revive
of the slave trc is concerned, the Post hno'rs tina
not half dozen reputable papers in the South adyt
cate it. Those that do dsunon papers, and thei
articles written purposely to excite Northern IL
naticsm against the South, in order to precpitate
dissolution of the Union at the earliest moment. A
to Cuba swe confess to strong inclination in favor
+ acquisition but although in the prime of life and
l. the enjoyment of good health, we do not expect TO liz
d long enough to that event happen. The rccrenc
to Nicaragua is all trash. General Walker has neye
i; dreamed about annexation to the United States. Fl
u has too much to do to think of that. He has first
III consolidate his power, redeem, rcgcnerte ard dsel
H. thral, beautiful and fertile Nicaragua. That bcn
G done, his attention will be called to the four dacel
~ States OF Central America. They, too, must be r
" deemed, improved and consolidated, under stabl
s. firm and benign republican government similar to oil
he own. This will be the work Of lifetime. Hence Il
w fears Of the Post are groundleSs. The remainder
the paragraph is the yerest vcrNagc Tie Post wa
against slavery. Now would the assumed evils Of 81
" very he extended if one hundred thousand Souther
should take their servants with them to the Norl
" Not in the slightest particulari Consequently Il
r. argument OF the Post is as worthless As countert
~ coin.
MS Our New York contemporary proceeds at gre
cb length with similar kind of argument if it may
the 50 termed inyokcs the inevitable Kansas aga
"e gives three or four piercing shrieks for freedom
y and winds up by advising the free state legislator
the take action in this wise We quote the conclud
paragraph:
~ No course left make head against the
oh Snph llt THIS. There ongcr any hope
ted e Congress, according Wprrurscos will hg
an administration majority inh
Tl- The
eys free Nbure- uur hands, if will hut apply h-U
eyed might invest they funds without dislvl'n"p o
III settlers. secured by It'tH. II
h forts u individuals or societies viii prove equal Il, 4 En-
ErlCy. The legislatures should look That their eli!
who migrate TO the territories neither nhSlrVt in their
city i5S % % yHS S ~ H @.f E"f% 1 S5
republic supposed they had provided for ,cir
,r in favor o the slrtr ncr If the i}. mnlrs all
free States ." THIS question: !he m" lDr,n provision tor