New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10
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The ITonao af Penresontat;vaa yasferd.v ,,,odo+
hort work Of tvo very ;mnortant bls namely. iii,
the neonle II Mnne.ota to org.nize =
nate Government and come ;nto the Union ona
milar hill with resnect t the Trrritarv NJ rr.oon
rhus it NAV he said that two ne, STATE, vere vir
ually admitted into the Union on yesterday For
hose prelminarv stens will soon he taken hv ths ,eo
,le os both these arr;tor;es and viii b ,eodv sor
admission al the beo;nn;ng ~ the na,t se..;on =,
Congress-. - '7''' ''''' Il
= The prescribed limits of the State of Minnesot.
according to the hin which nassed Yesterday A. not
include more than about onea,f of what anrea,s an
he man AZ the present Territorv Il il divided into
Two nartsthe state N M;npe.ota 4 he ~,
mt ~ the eastern b.,r wb;a tbs ro,,o;nda, ~ 80.
am half ia to he ORGANIZED soon Terr;to,v
nnder the name of Dacot,h Il was statad in tbe a.
hate Yesterday that the nronos.d stata had obo,,t
seventy thonsand souara mea 4, Territory and rnr,
bered now neo,lv to 4to,,s,,,d
this spficent Territory ia ,o,r Ias.
for another state ~ earal s;ze vhic, lii soo, =.
annIv;ny for admission mn aer tho name ~ Dscoto,
The nrovs;ons of tho oraoon hin are .r,;lor n tha
main with tbose NJ the other An orendn,ort 20.
adonted aftar strnoolo coni,;no n. -;,,t ~ ami,
arage "a American c;t;yens .lono =; ,ho nra1;,,;r.
orosn;zstion of tbe state covernn,ont rb;. .r,.nS
n,ent will nrohab,v he str,c,r ont h ,a s.na. ana
tba iii, ho rodnceJ 70 tba .a,,a go, ~;
those nroscribod eor The Tor~;tor,, 80
,rho staaa. ;no,.,-. :, ~ r-.e go.
.na H. ~ po'ea
- :s ..Sis@sS =. iiee t''eses III
r..:se. z - :, s.1 ~ ~ s =. SNss
.L...,s Y. = a o, W ".-sA s N''us"
Il. ~, 'co,,,s-S -. NJ, ~, ~" 'sa's sso'
-. = ~ So
or ss,eor l., t,,,t I,,,, .,,s 80 ~. ..,s
.bov ,;,, ,,,n,ho- .ar+ r. .-..-....- = -
nrob.b;,tv l. tbaro .,;,l :. -. ~
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,,orh.,,. Hon.oa s,.I - 80 "n,
q, Fraa s,atos ~. el..s :.
y. ''o soa'ii o
hi'".tns i's eqoahty III the eehate In the House,
TINS eqnality mas been destroyed long ago; and will
be more and more disastrous to the South rat each
successive sapportlonmenf OF representation; The
senate was the only branch OF the
the South could look with confdence-the last refuge
Of constitutional liberty when borne down by the
crushing weight of numbers in the other House.. But
even this reliance is about to be taken from The
South, in helpless minority in both Houses of Con.
gress can have no redress for injuries put upon her by
the strength of Northern numbers except in the ex
tension OF her Territorial doman-or failing in that
the erection of an independent Southern confederacy.
gogues of both sections cease their brawls and allow
the peopleto return to the good old times when fra
ternity and kindly feeling existed among the people
OF all sections without distinction Of party cresd
| sect. 80 ! s.. e. s<H s-'f .
new Claimant has arisen for the honor of project
ing the submarine telegraph A few days ago, after
| Inc passage OF the bill IN the Senate, a memorial was
| presented by MIR. Brodhead, from man named Hub
bell in Pennsylvania. claiming that he memoralized
Congress on this very. subject of sub marine tele
graphic cable to Europe long ago as lS49. On re-
ferring to thcproceedings at that time, it turns out
that it is true. Hubbell did present petition tc
Congress on the subject at that tme-but his propo
ston Was rederdHd as 50 ahsnra - ,l--,.'""h, ~
'ila' II was ahe' o1iy WIN iu,ou'e, a"u ioo'eii'
"hs.leu uo"n 'ne "i,u "nen VAC p". "'s up NC
fofe Ine oeha'e .aSs seh' tiuDoeii oi eln
ii ''',nns VIC iueil' =. o. ,ne nis' W
n-pu. .ue SUI" s'o,.n M p,ooAaueu - 'ho MANS, anu =,
iiuooe .ai u'c ng' Va, ey un ~.
uas a,.sl . Va. aa A., | sa. ~ .,'s
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ant DIVERSION itoai .c CARES anu VI r1
Among others who have met Mr. Buchanan here
whether by appointment or voluntarily know not
is the the present Governor of Virginia. the hero
Gizzard. Feet Ebo-shps, Molungeons, etc ;and mai
who ought to be confined in straight jacket insteat
of being allowed to exercise the functions of Cover
nor of a decent State What particular axe Wise ha
to grind no one knows That he will attempt to inu
ence the whole policy of Buchanans administration
no one who knows him will doubt. rt..'
The United States District Attorney in New Yor
still holds in custody Col Fabens and other gentle
men who were arrested for alleged violation Of til
4 olav, Mr.