New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-14
sECTIONALISM.

regarded in precept aud practice if we would avoid
the vortex Of notifying failure Money, not mind
now rules the world. Pence, not patriotism, now
governs with imperial sway Personal profit and
personal agrandizement, not selt.sacrtcins public
spirit and singleheared devotion to the general veal
now animate the bosoms of our leading politicians
for statesmen have in place according to the
standard of measurement ailopted by WAsurSGroN
ADAMS, JEFFERSON and their illustrious successors.
Commerce is King" all over the earth, and must
be SO respected and is so respected by those who do
and expect to succeed. These may be humiliating
truths but they are truths nevertheless and as such
we commend them to the consideration of thinking
men. s,s& T0
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'ne o.'i ~ pe poine ~
's Deen III
~ 'lilu ele ioio"is ar'lcle'
.aAe peasele -. ~, ,us
from the SOUTH nawmpnges upon the whole properly Of the
now s od ony ne ia
1t appropfaet seeks snbjugate
and but Becoming rich and strong By lie
o. .he south IT It's hsad and pes to domin
ceived ELECTROMAGNETIC reels drunk
poW II conscience e lnn since aeared
every other principle than Its insres now robes Itself
Constitution SIC uolo iabeo And the po
ena @ @ 10 pc rs
sss in nothing but seconslis Il has Just made President
poers declare that he cannot be lie President Of section
@ WISE Nnr e bs Ho @ M
exception Of two States rennsyyauia and
destroyed BY its very triumph the stronger section had
s n ~ WSieh ba eS
plurality it is the widest fantasy to imagine that the
dsban their power leave the minority to rule The country
s IN XIII sye and III eanro ~ hs
government, fanaacism and ambition are still unstisfed and
in every country they have carried their votses to The
@ INV o. ~ & II @ N q @ A ,neg
history such an event has taken place And i does will
exemption from immediate aeg when we must know that
,ae sgge ana th every aay RENDERS Us
the Free States to rule themselves.
IL our respected contemporary, instead OF harping
upon the !" tribute exacted by the North from the
south would only take business view of the mat
ter and tell its readers how they can not only avoid
that tribute (the tariff to the North but build
up magnificent source OF revenue at the same time
make tns odlous tarl supserVlent, instead OF det-
.iinieii.l " tne'r progress IL "ouid accomplish
~ .no soou VI VIC 'ootnein peopie
= - ~ ,iue men DIS .he eo'lois
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Sonthsr, iournas nould Do to .n at o.nei
f., ;n,nroyen,ent would he everv,vhero ,;sh,a Mas
sachuse,ts has grown auent and strong to an rnnrs
cedented extent from the manufacture of tho orsot
staple Of tine sonth. The tariff onerates and has
oneratea EXACTLY in south Carolina as # has in M,sSa
chusetts. There HASN'T been the variation of ho;rs
breadth in its workings. and so with all the other
States Of the confederacy. And if the Mercury will
consult any intelligent cotton merchant in Charleston.
it will find that for manufacturing purposes, taking
production climate and location into the calculation
that South Carolina epioys MANY advantages over
Massachusetts.
Is the tariff resnonsihe for this ? Not at all Tho
facts fix the resnonsibiIitv esewbera fx II unon
letharpic and inanpreciatiye Southern neonle-unon
n neonle who. epioyine UNSURPASSED natural adv,n
taees but who too apathetic to improve those advan
tares. hermit their rivals and enemies tbonsonds If
miles distant to rean the Iaroest nrots from fbr;co
ting the staple product of their own labor, rain e
say the Northern peope deserve credit for their
terprse and the Southern neople will deserve tn re
main forever in condition of comnarc;a ,,sso,,o o
If tbey do not avail Themselves of tbe nnennoed
superiority their section has voucbsafed them
AS well might an epieure COMPLAIN of a lnxurious,v
furnished table because his own conduct had denrivod
him of an o,ns,ite no for tho south IN com,,,n az
H. .;ss ana ~ MAJ, .ooo,,.o "a ,rout,,
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VIII tho no,;t;,., ,o,tor IF tho uerc,r,,s ortc,e
NO a,nost entira1v conc;ds Tho oran,ent advanced
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se'y n'ul eieo1'is WI fi',.'on'' anu 'nese WV
warning efemen's Vi see.'onaiish ueieasea Tue oii1
man VINO couiu nave queed 'iie "lfiWia' st'eu 'ne
storm ana brought repose OUT Of agitaton-Millard
Fillmore Az least such are the deliberate convlctlons
Oh our judgment ana tney grow hrmer as days weeks