New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-05

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-, - my ot1er valuable properties, sach
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Ssn y0r taiIcd lin. We may therefore ven imagine
slaat When The noble cadet leh biz three danghteM
~ his s1lse clnteanA ena 49, nlns.lS ~ II. ~
n Nh IN Sa,s VI Ss csnsht thsn 81 III
poWcr q catch IN 's "a gs
. The Superintendent Of Elections last Monday,
ieena nimasM possossed q Ssltza ea.l;soaasnaly
e I'M SSs q the iioes II the cadet were IN.
the chess. Most Of them were like the third
sesacious qnadruped, and considered me TACT that
WI. III ~ IS +; sSs;r
honsss, Tbs few gallant exceptions via held their
ground. found themselves alone, deserted aud rdicr
lous, No appeal to the Superintendent procured
Z ~ neil.oisenent snaL vs. knoM p. lWnele ns
~ Wsls noWhers' Pease NJ rane,al th;nr vas
maintained, but ii was he peace 81 terror. Il The
Thugs had mot found it for their interest TO be quiet
marasf end nloodsned woad have esen g re as
M I. $3.50 ~ NJ.
nariss. md stad there, because Il Vas convenient
time and place. "a ai'ssasi 7 s. 95ss & s5.3.is
~ Ws MSat the extraofdinary extracrdlnaries rave
40 tneT Me trus. snas @ sne ns n.
All h the Amy Xiii. ia M rale Il one II the
Gentlemen Who ate now the managers Of the Demo
cratic party 90 not feel able to carry out the aw g +
intenaed g " calleo ~ ~ y M
acwr orcan;zed leeai yioerceif do not intend
70 gauky The original idea II the Attorney General,
on which tho bill was founded and the original de-
slsn q " friendst wonld % graceful IN snem 20
c ~, az a. ;onorsnt of their designs and
nurp6ees 3 If thew were q Know Nothing lodge.
We do not even know their names, except BY guess,
work Bnt ne result q tnelr y De .'
~ -. ~ y, sa If Nav 1rIeans We
have hsi no part Ii their doings, but we share in
their shame. sssy 'f q
II The " extraordinary exfraordinaries /" have some
little excuse, We apprehend, for their remissness.
Tho II army bill did not make provision for pay
Ing them \ single copper cent On the contrary
WAS stipulated that they should receive no
Whatever! This TACT furnishes some
reasons In justification There is force and applica'
ton, these modern times, N the Old eaten yen W a
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And iiays. patriotism. without nav, is looked
mon II b.isiness "a business 10 be reDu.
dated ~ every ardent and devoted patrot.by every
t,e lover ~ hid conntrvan il elorious institutions
~ every adpnirer Of the American EaQle-by every
adorer Of the SURPRISINGLY beautiful Goddess Of
Tibertv-and by every reyerer Of the memories Of
our illustrous forefathers. ID other words, to be
Innmstakable all work and no pay, has a tendency
u diminish the number Of patriots amazingly. as was
" satr;k;ncly illustrated last Monday. sssi IS
Rut this axcuse for the q extraordnaries.a moor
though Il NAV NJ. viii not answer for the q orai-
,,ar;es " b IA Tan dollar per day felIows., Ten
dollars per iav dining these times of extraordnarv
nressnre in the money market. and lassitude in all
other markets. + extraordinarily hp pay-pav that
aonld Nave stimulated tle ordinaries 10 INIT forth
mi. ~ ~, 10 bod
= IL 7r,h !. r,;n.,; !, bod No
roht ~ Sssart Tha;r aesertio, vas a,,so1ntalv in
VIII than, 1atriot;sm and nav went
II "a II vas 4 annie amounts
j, ON fr M - nscla thew
II. Il e s ~ - n,,a ana ,,nder
liza t,ase "a 4 yaa their bonnden dntv to
ho,a Il sayea tba onrt y II 4Iav discovered II vas
ro;r, y destr,,cton Rnt thew didn't do ANYTHING
e NJ so,t Tnstsod =, try;,g tbev ;ncon,nentlv
Nh IN annarentIv regardless 4 anv slide
tbeir heovea =, Axe their absence
suc1 = q, tba mart - tho q ordi.
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s. 80 yast ,1o,,dar
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