New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09
mu.s in the Third Congregational District.

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Muss In the Third Congregational District.
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taken strong ground against Davidson, and having
stated that the delegation from East Feliciana was
divided although the vote Of the parish was cast for
Davidson, the Bayou Sara Ledger, OF the 4th inst.
thus "comes back" at the Democrat:
However, for argument sake, let US suppose the
Democrat 70 ne correct in every particular in regard
.neil at baton o9se We sre 2
X East Feiieiana were ~ ~ nav;so For,v dni
gates were appointed 10 attend lie ConefssScnsl b
Convention from this parish -twentyoDc Of them
have signed card stating that the Hon. Tbos Green
Davidson was the choice OF East Felciana for Con
gress and had they been present WouId have voted
for him. ~ n
Again Mr. Reese having refused ID hoAst the NOM
inee Of that Convention At the mast head 81 the
Democrat the Democratic Central COMMITTEES n Fart
Feciana haze expelled him tr0m ne sdicysSjp ofkkaf
paper. a ig SsEs39 Il.
These two facts, taken into considemtien, show
conclusively to our mind that the Hon. Thos Grean
Davidson Is sustained by the Democracy IL East
Feliciana. 54'.s5,l "a \ 5.ssss47ss ss,s5s -
We can't pretend to answer for the Deneacv ~
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.4A'' Du' oie 'nns ,e.y oei1an ~ DAsiu1
son was iarly nominated and II his personal enemies
succeed in suppantfng him foul wrong and outrage
will he committed unSn him prbicb hia fr;anas iii
~ ,s,;.d 4, ,o..,,. l., 80,
pe ust'hed III fesentDg ID any manner tney may see
ht II his enemies scout the usages OF Conventions,
his friends are at liberty to scout the usages of The
party and tn vote sov yndoe wa,t.rstcr - e
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SLAVERY AND rH1 Axpp1c.S ru.cp socrrry
1t really seems a. Il s.ro,c.l h.t,ad ~ ~. -.
~. - = ana'cai nasfed Oh tne pesa-
Asi '''s..su1oh = steadily permeatng every branch
Of social and political organization in the North The
New York branch Of the American ,rroct socetv h.x
1 ing 4honobt pro,e, tx 80. -. g
rt, e r. r.Hrs - 80 " s,s cuasei aesnss
AH'seIy' sne oou.n."eseern nrancn held special
meef'ng IN New orleans lew days ago, and adopted
the following preamble and resolutions:
IVh,reas. At the recent ANNA, meetins ~ n. ,s
can Tract society held in New York Ma 1ss7 ~.
following Resolution among othera xas :dontsJ -.
aThat il the iudament Of yonr cnmmittee the nolts
cal asDects Of slavery lie entirely vithont he nrons
sphere of this Society and cannot be iscnssed in n
nhlicat;ona. hnt that those ynoraJ dnt;oS s.tich -
mt of the existence Of slaverv az we'll a. thosa oi
evils and vices which II ia tnown IL nromote -, srJ
which are condemned in scrir,tnre and N 1rnch H.
plored by EyaneeIicaI Christians nndnuhtedy II f.ir
ought to he discussed in raternai and fhr;st;ar
! spirit. And ,phereas the passage of H,ch resoln
ton iustly alarms the friends Of the Society al the
South in regard to its future isues inicatin0 a. Il
does departure from the PRINCIPLES that have ther
to governed it in relation tn the snbiect refayred n
and as any such departure from those princples.
would justly impair the confidence Of the Southern
Christians In the Society and antireyv destroy
its usefulness in this portion Of our countryT There
J fore, z
Il Be it Resolred That 90 long AZ the Parent Society
continues to be governed sricp by the Constitution
in the issuing Of its pubiications which ia VIZ to
diffIse knowledge Of our Lord Jems Chr;st a. the
vital Godliness and sonnd MoraI;tv Nv tba crc,iat.