New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
4 NORTHERN CALCULATION.


NJ. p.,,.,.,,h;. p-,,..;r l. vary oood n.ner
aa,,.s,,s.;n i. ,aa.,.s Z 4. ~ tovaris NM
a,,,, s., ,x,,icb s,rronnd 4 crIt
s - 49,. 4 ,hs MI, mi uner m head of Nev
ssa... 81 NJ. Tn, Il q enters mon sr,ec,atona
M ,,,.s;c,,o,s Il rerard q tbe admission IL nav
s,,,ss ,rpiiar q .hose which have fror
t;,s 4, t,,as NJ anv months past anpeare II the
C. n IN. CRESCENT va an,,ana No Art ror.
sss. ], IL .,.;c,a L ,,,est;or
4 i. au;,s nrob,h. .h,t hefora th clos. ~ The nra
snt sesaon of Congress there viii 30 three new sov
ersign States admitted into confederscy. These
are ainnesot., Kansas and Oregon They will be
~ n,,.e oss.s . .;e wy " g, - ea mas.er q
n the nenne forhids ssverv ani M nne san innht
that Kansas will be ree State too though the trlSks
oi Calhoun and the Lecon1pton Convention may
snToM sni Obstacles ~ tne Wy Iol Time. We snail
bar fhs cio.s n tha ve.r Iass ana tha S.nota ~
the United States will number sixty-eiRht members.
& The Philadelphia Bulletin may be right in predict.
ing that three new Freeso States will come into the
Union before the Congressional adjournment of 1855
We think it more than likely the prediction will be
realized The indications point that wsy The South
might have stood a chance in Kansas Int for the
treachery or Gov walker his active internosit;on an
ali occasions In season and ont of season n avor ~
the Treesoers and AGAINST the sont ana MI ~, tbs
whole miohtv infnence II ~ fedaraI
he MA enabled q br;,r 4 heor q NJ. o
;ects which influence a,tbonub pres;dert puch.n.n
.nd Gov walker o,tsn,;b s;efsr ,as 81.
lowed 10 WELD as lorp as anv damage h tba PRO.
a,averv nartv con,a he 4 i too
i.ts - s,nystsra a., :. ;,anrs T.;
anv home for nrenonler,nc. 4 that terr;torv Tho
Al. sr.;ns, = s,,oaa.h.r
no,rerfnl 8 ba oyerco,ne with treacberv Via ond
abominable Il M avn camn With tho traitor con
tnne II mice ~ IN verv mar, onr section had an
aowed Nth IN Presidency. and viii, a. svarn;no
hor5ea n fanate;a n cnntand ;th tho nrosnact ~
spccesa pr.w sadly smaller bv deoress ana mourn.
e,l,v I.ss oa dava ueaps ana months fn,foi tha;-
| .pno;nted rounds.
Il rlI ba recolected That va have verv sre,,on,v
.aid that four Freeso states would he admttod
nror to the Presidential election in 1850. and that
hv aars az tba vota of those states to,.tb.r ,;tt
that Of the other Northern States the Rlack Renub
cans expected TO make Senator William r. Seward
President il not by the popular voice bv the Honse
of Representatiyes in which body all the states
rreat and small stand On an equality are entitled
precisely to one vote apiece We mnst acknowIedoe
hoveyer. that We did not anticinate the admission of
three Feeesoil commonwealths within single wear
from the periods at which our predictions were ven
tured, as our Philadelphia contemporary evidently
does but still as above int;mated these occurrences
are likely to take place previous to the adjournment
spoken Of This will add six Senators to the Freesoil
strength in the npper branch Of Congress and three
members to the already overwhelming Northern
majority in the House Of Representatives,
The chances largely preponderate that Nebraska
will apply and be admitted in 1859, even if she does
not make an effort during the pending session The
population Of That Territory approxinaates the mark
required by law now /; and no well founded doubt ex
lists that 1t will not be fully up to the mark within
twelve months. OF course she will be admitted on
application without any trouble or difficulty whatever
the increase of Northern power by the admission
Of Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon. enabling that
section of the conederacy to do what ii peases and
as it peases it not in accordance with the mandates
Of the Constitution. by the force IF nrrer;co,
#....a..h r,,,a .-;e.. Il, go. ,
st'enssn. Anus driies tne south ana YET there
are those among US who cry aloud" peace, peace
when there is no peace-ard who maintain that the
skies are golden with sunlight. when the blackest
a.. -, VIZ. 'n' p''ohess
eious .ha' esei Ho"he'l upon seetion OF country,
are looming up portentously along the Northern
horizon threatening the South with political depra
5otion 70 M, WITH oon,n,aro;.I .d.;a..,.,.1
1a'lo :. NY "'sn ocAueioiai' asricul'uiai ana
manhiactnring destrnction. one more word here:
The admission of Nebraska will give the North two
more Freesoil Senators and one more Freesol Repre-
sentative
The Philadelphia Bulletin predicts, at the close of
its article that Washington, Daeotah, and other
Territories, ,chere sapery ,cM not be alo,red,n will
be admitted at no distant day, and thus the pre-
ponderence of the free Statesn would be nightly
enlarged "in both houses of Congress- No doubt
OF it. They would have the Congress to themselves
as it were, and would probably allow the represen-
tatve Of slave State to speak at ALL unless he ut
tered words that sounded pleasantly on their ears !
When that time arrives, however, the North will,
encusioefy us own.
The Bulletin specuates as to the probability OF a
free State being carved ont of Texas In the so,o;,
lanonare. 'o'''"'As
''lS T,sass
Ihefe u prospect OF fourth new State. to be
aus ous y, pal. oi texas, whose territorial limits
are ioehG latner 700 large or convenience The jour
aals OF Texas are now discussing the proprety of
DIVISION WIN mach earnestness. The growth of the
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