New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-25
Consistent BrillinMts.


We copy the subjoined "briants" from the
vicksburg Sentinel, of the 22d instant. The
ments upon extracts are particularly worthy consid
Grafton
WE PUNISH Ir-Goc UaEer-senator Toombs of Georgia
has Wilkes county that State in which he
in the Senate.
1t ought to be. The confirmation of Walkers
nomination will be an endorsement of his policy, and
that will be an outrage upon the South that ought to
and will be properly resented. ....
Well, if a " confirmation of Walkers nomination"
will be an endorsement of his policy by the Senate,
is not his retention in Office an endorsement by
the executive branch of the government, fully as
great g an outrage upon the South the favor of
the Senate could possibly be? In such cases as this
the President can act without the Senate but the
natural consequence the largest amount of the Gull
pability rests uponthe President.
Further along we quote from the Sentinel
ANOTHER woRp.-Goe Haher.-The Southern papers are
nearly if not quite in mn Of GGr
does not repudiate him. itself all appearances
with southern Republication -tchars ss News.
movements must be repudiated or the administration
must not expect Southern Democracy to give it its
unblushing confidence. We believe Mr. Buchanan
will rgdly enforce the constitution and laws OF the
country but this is tallhe must protect the South
in its rights or the South will protect itself.
Compare the above two extracts, and the consis-
tency they present prove indescrbaby refreshing
We quote again:
The REsuLT1"W We speak knowingly and only state what
have heard the President in regard to Walkers course
in Kansas when assert that he condemns and dapprove
of i ''-tWashngion States
g disrroses his course. '-Sou,hern Miss Sun.
IF the President should remove Robert j. Walker,
sly Deep damnable Bob will be the next President of
the United States Further comment hereafter.
s, hoo
Buchanan keeps % sly, deep, damnabe Bot" Walker
in Office to make Kansas free State, in order to pre-
vent him from becoming next President of the
United States - Patriotic Buchanan! Glorious
/" National Democracy" The Southern people
should simultaneously fall down on their marrow
bones and worship both. Such sacrifices as these are
entitled to everlasting remembrance and gratitude
aft you don't support the nominee of this Conven-
ton you will be ruled out and o"ssed as Il
However unpleasant the above remark of Colonel
Robertsons may be to the antiDavdson faction they
| will have to swallow it along with Tom Green, or
take the consequence The position taken by the
Davidson clique towards the Antics, savors more of
downright persecution than anything we have yet
seen in political warfare. Whether those Democrats
who saw fit in their right to oppose Davidsons nomi
nation ~ will consent to be treated with abuse, such
as we have seen heaped upon them, without making
en- effort to show proper resentng spirit, remains
yet TO be seen. So far it looks if they cowed
and had lost their manly spirit-enough at least tic
bear their kicking and cutting with scarcely murmur
Of all species of thuggng, political thugging is the
worst If the antiDavidson men are not being pc
litically thugged, then know not what it is AnG
all because they protest against the nomination of
man who is in more ways than one Objectionable.
i II the Felicana Democrat has the slightest doub
That Col Robertson uttered the above very compli
: mentary remark to the seceders from that famous
convention, it would afford much pleasure in sub
: Stimulating il by Democratic authority,
- tBaton Rouge Sugar Planter, 22d inst.
d From all we have been able to gather, from publ
:. and private sources, it seems positive that Col Rot
ertson, Democratic candidate for Auditor of Publ
Accounts, did make the remark attributed to hin
. 1t was, certainly, very severe the anti.Dayidsc
mans but if they willing to submit to it we sha
If not interfere. If the Antics can stand Davidson
they possess the power Of eating their own word
e swallowing their own deiances, and advancing bach
wards, to wonderful extent. However, let us A
s wait for the wagon with commendable patienc
d To the old, trite saying, we shall see what
e shall |.