New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-22
JAMES BUCHANAN
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Butwhilew call theattenon Of political friends to the
aaring of the Republican organzaten,'i
feelwe should be wanting in duty did hold pub
lie observation another organization against which the Demo-
cratic Party has also 10 contend in the coming
ganson whose tenets and tendencies alike dangerous
political liberty and religious freedom. Il f
This organization calling American profeses
national principles, vet continually proving its Of
onaty the votes Of its Northern Representatives in Con-
gres proposition restore the Missouri
Compromise the most naona Of Its Northern supporters
voted with the Black Republicans Fortunately for the South
the Union Senate has thus far rendered its
efforts nnocuous. a}F -aH Z Al
While this faction procaiIns for the Constitution
and desire to and perpetuae 1t strikes blow NJ
the Of that Observation-Disclosures freedom For
geng the werecognized principles Of
yo cannot do indirectly that which are forbidden 70 do d.
recytey propose prescribe (nd do prescribe already
several Of the States Of the Union NIL that portion Of popu
atian who have embraced the Catholic religion Their cand
Presidency has obligations which lin event
OF his sccess will prevent him appointing TO office Of
feliow-c OF the Catholic faith. Thus portion our peo
pie exercising the right Of worshppng God according the
dictates Of their conscencea right which birth
liberty this contnenarc prescribed forbidden 70 hold pub
lie Office separated from the balance Of population and held
mp public popular derisio the rights and
MES Of their church piaearded in the public prints
meres y their priests subjected insult and contumely and
the patriotism and love of country Of every wospp
God according the peculiar of that church, called
question. 555s5l lt1E
But this the onyrevoltn feature Of this organization
Ihas proscripYe III its character, ;at neither BIRTH
creed odous embraced and
dorsed-conrands from it protection respect
Boosting thatit had risen the ruins Of the Wing and Demo
cratic Partiesand pononcing both of them corrptt is
making crngng appeals the patriotic who const
tnted the Wing Party, 3j. s55i4q .74-y IL
It's history though short principles perverted
pledges repudiated Proniugating axiom the office
should man the the office 3 Il has
lust for Office and Office hunting having no parallel in
this any other country @|..F'E VIZ
Declaring that did with the
acquired rights naurae citizens it has lti6ed its deea-
driving them from the polls by violence thus depri
wing them of exercising right Of freeane right
Of suffrage
1t has carried its partisan ana procrpive spirit only
all the political channels Of the country but has shaped the adj
| nnistration OF justice to suit its views.
Thus feiowezens, present brief though imperfect
summary of Of the oious features Of this organization
It is against two factions that the Democratic party is
now called upon do battle
We therefore invoke all lovers Of countryal VII
Constitutional who value religious liberty and all
who would preserve the American Union unite with us in
the ensuing canvass.
With view therefore, to speedily and practically organize
Democratic party city Orleans the Committee
recommend n, M rF
That the members of the Democratic party and all persons
deSirous Of cooperating with IT, assemble in their respective
Representative Districts TUESDAY the 26 inst, Mt hair
past O'Clock p NJ for the purpose of elecng Delegates TO
Parish Executive Committee That each Representative Dis
et to said Committee number of delegates equal elect
their representation in the State Assembly follows
First Representative District, two Delegates d.
Second Representative District, three Delegates.
Third Representative District, three Delegates
Fourth Representative District two Delegates. n w.
Fifth Representative District, two Delegates.
Sixth Representative District, two Delegates. l..@
Seventh Representative District two Delegates. ~
Eighth Representative District, two Delegates.
Ninth Representative District, one Delegate
Tenth Representative District three Delegates
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this Central Committee, and to Immediately proceed
thoroughly and efficiently organize the party every Ward
the city and to bold and energetic management
the until triumphant united efforts
MARTIN GORDON, Jr., Pres't. pro tenn
ADoLPHE SCHR1EBER, Secretary.
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