New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-15
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The Washington National Era, OF the 30th ult,
contains "a article OF some length, founded upon
tr.6 from an artcle which had previously appeared
in e Crescent The Era prefaces the extracts in the
following terms M
The Southern press generally takes the recent
triumph Of Freesoillsm IN Missouri with cooiness
Icy a,r ht tha1, ara - esoas.nrs The nav
rescent Of New Orleans ID particularly philosophical
and not only comments upon the results of the cleo
ton but goes onto look the future bravery III 'lle
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y Is our naDit 70 ne pnilosopnica. ano pla0usa .
We ignore theories when those theories are
tible Of reduction to practice. Whenever we take
occasion To advise With the public we endeayor to
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ufge e'e pursuit. Oh course, =, 'ne auop.a
policy, which seems fraught with tangible results OF
beneficial character, with but little regard to the
adornn,ents II rbetoric or the turning Of periods
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ain Motus agiee nese Mi'n wy nas .u
subject and the southern people must hereafter
look upon the question of slavery in business light,
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ana guard against prospective dansefs' auu' % W
looking the future bravey in the face all we nave
to remark is that we make M our opinion in refer
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@ "uao os 'u's',9 - ,ro,ld on
turning 70 tne past ana consulting y as "e ~
index. We know of no other standard by Whleh 10
measure an accurate Judgment. 81
The material nont n the Crescept's article was a
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Recommendation 70 Inc = g's4asules souen ~ ~
gina and Kentucky to pass laws pronloting tne en-
igration, under any pretence, of slaves southwark
fTnn thosa States That recommendation, and Others
-. = .a,ortad ~
Wnicn succeeded ~ nave oeen iasoiaDiS =
in many sections Of the cotton growing region and
we shall not he surprised if it is generally followed
and anforcad before the lapse of half decade. Upon
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tnls our washington coeel'poaiy 'oiii'nel's -
lows: i5.sei ~ Isl $50 la
The Crescent finally considers the means LOT cor
Iscting sne eS " so ~,
the sale If slaves Southwark by the Northern slave
States and another plan which it proposes is the IN
Production Of Coohe labor!
SuPpose .ne eA.leaS Lat ,onis e,,o, :. r.
wonId nrevent the holders Of slaves in those States
from becoming pously philanthropic at expense,
as did the Shareholders Of the New and other
naees, ai,er selS ei h ~ sna peopie
mi The Institution in several Of the Northern
slave States is rendered profitable only through the
traffic. Abolish IT and Involuntary seryl1ude would
sooh M saa " ~ soc ~ m
free labor would soon drive their owners to system
Of general emancipation. Slavery in Virginia with
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~ ~ , asa - tbat State and
raise her to the position of Tstrate power in the
confederation.
The SECOND plan which the crescent proposes IS
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gro SLAYER and shond view with horror its ntrouc
ton into The free States But if the South chooses to
put such labor-whlch we will admit to be only par
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labor nav nosshlv he used side bv Side neaceahlv.
and with good results it may not.
The final result may be the entire extinction of
sia W. u "ise anu plaeh'
Luz Era jumps y. CONCLUSIONS hoe Warranted ny .ne
iaos. WIN !. the WISH is ia'ner W 'He 'noush''
Auu 'nue WASH eAefoises ~ pomei'u' al iuuenoe
- " piinu sne UNDERSTANDINGS .ne .eoo,inienu"
s.oa piopos.u ~ us 70 auop'eu' III. pv'uei e,ase
s'ases 'n"''e .se s'a'os e'eh az 'ne "i'e
ilen Y alien "efe ~ ia.oi u hesro ifeeaoi NO
n'a''er :. Slavery III Virginia peeane unpio.apie 'ne
'e,e moulu oe uraoe se' riu VI 'helt
s'aves ana "ou'u " eoneiieu " fe'ain .nel ~
ponu'se .ns Nv ia''e' NV
nuieious ~ INC ulu Doli,lon' "ouiu eaioi asa,.s'
el .,a WY !ne eniaheipa.on VI nan
siaseS WIN perission " IL. eie o'a'e
Would render virginia uiinnaoitaoie. Inc WHITES
would nave 70 move then' Mi lnem OH, or enigrate
eheinserses' ,ii'e uhai 10 hliave vi an iuo' "io
where the numbers at all approximate can ever live
eose'i.i W 'einis VI equa'y Anu aoous 'he t,,.ie
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