New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-03
FREE KANSAS.


FREE kANs s
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Under TINS cap''on sAo NJ .,o,,.5 ohr,;,;on
journal, the most rabid ana eoiaFpio.1ea eoos'e
- sect and etacts Of Kansas being free State.
'a'e = ,,s yv ra,,se this Qualification
Let Sousnefn nen ~, s,;n;..r
article, and then say Wne'ief .ne p,eseiis
ton will not have done more LOT the cause OF aDoiI
tionis according to the testimony Of Aboltionists
themselves, than all the administrations and all the
parties known to past history, if Gov iss
not Immediately recalleds and thus prevented from
carrying out his treacherous designs against the ootn
and the country We italicse the most striking and
significant portions of the Journals article
Should Kansas be admitted into the Union as q free
State as oil the Northern pemocraIc organs are now
~ notd - thev aysr
W Jessrva II ~ ceeb,tes IN
;linmnat;nns and All manner Of public rejoicngs by
every republican club everywhere would unite in
the celebration Of this the greatest OF III
.,a,a ,ro,',d .erI Il stasger;np thromsh the
,,ert tftu years No more slaue States can be got
from on, present territory, ,nhe at least dozen free
States ,cN IN fe,o gears Be added to the On'o o.
.hen ns so'th ,pA haue usty oenaaors anu t nc
n,e,abers Sin stand as t,Uo to one IN facor of the
North The South 1cin then be as one Of the colonies
IL .on . V ,;a,os a.
With such fata awaitinr them Tey are now plot
ting the means Of escape The failure Of the Nebras
ka Kansas conspiracy will only stimulate them 70
1890 ~ ats ~ h;ap n
tha fata If tha Snuth and slavery on the issue Of
Kansas slave or Kansas free. The Republicans &C
cepted that issue
The Albany Evening Journal is a little holder OF
less cautious than other leaders Of the Abohtlon
horde that's ALL otherwise there is not pa1tce u
difference between them has said, in PLAN Ian
guage, what the ultimate designs OF the Apohtionst
are. Those designs contemplate the utter aaect ana
complete subugation Of the South to Aholitlon dom
nation As soon as the South is in powerless MINOR
ity in both branches OF the National Legsiaturean
| event the Abotionists are anxlousiy aWaltne-the
fanatics will wreak their long eherisneo Vengeance'
and, boldly and frankly asserts the journal 'he
South will then be as one 81 tne COLONIES q the req
erai Government, dependent and suppl'dns. lnere
is force in the language employed oy the q
well as significance and truth.
But the idea Of the journal s mol entlreiy new ~
the Crescent, Of the 10Th OF May we AZ
an elaborate article in the New ork Ilmes OF 1ne
10th of that month"; wherein after scouting all lnture
compromises, it was unqualfedly proclaimed to the
people Of the South !" Bet'oeen slavery ana He
/ UnionwE choose, and you SHALL choose the Cnton.
The Times would lnatreat us, plumber u.s. insult
u.s. and despteuly use us in every respect ana 1nen
if we wished to terminate our odous aohorren1 pom.
ical partnership, compel us to !" choose lne on'on,
i to be insulted, plundered ana maisreaseu ior ~
| time to come! That's the pam Engisn 81 me lnas
ter. They want US IN the Umon only toroD US. ere
poverty stricken, instead OF beng Immensely rlch
they would not care how soon we Withdrew from the
| confederacy MI
The Albany Evening journal would nave us De
come /" colonies Of the Federal Government depend
ent and suppiant Y and predcts we VIII 50 become
in few years, when a dozen free States shall bt
added to the Union There is no doubt OF tne verify
of the Journals proposition IN our OPINION we nave
been treated more as colonsts than as equals Tor th
last twenty years. notwithstanding our strength IN thu
Federal Senate, and when we shall be overwhelmed
| in that body as we are now overwhelmed in thu
popular branch OF congress- we snail De III
| Northern brethren (.D that England, france aQt