New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-05
Kapsas-Letter. =. fronn senator Mason.
The Richmond South publishes the following letter
from this distinguished statesman Of Virginia:

Ir0fa THIS dlstl1Buisleu statesIllah u Virginia
& WINCHESTER, Va, July %, 1867.
tn Me Editor Of he SoutA-Dear Sir In your
naner Of Monday last in an article headed Walker 5
trsnrnat;on /. observe the following paraeraph
sus We are tod that Hunter and Mason dsin-
guhed Senator'S m the debate on the Nebraka eii
expressed the same opinion that Kansas ifes
annot undertake IN oa vhat or;niops NAV have
boon exnressed ~ nv honnred coIreaac or by other
Senators from Tie South, IN reference to te probable
isda ~ tha;r ia.vs IN renard 70 t1,ss Ter-itorv
sIagId 49, Snnht thst - s,v n,n;ons a. ern,ea.nd
nM have rasarsrcs - c.c,uy,stancss a,,d cSrt;nr
tss hoa,suer tis n rorer ~ s.v tat
ssn.r ,,ras5 th o,:o = t,ra pss.d q nc
80. ~ ti,, he ia
sho Tsrri., Ga.n,a. thar
Pasnet = " " :., s.o s ~ III ~. 49,:
WI aes. ea Wy ~: .I tn.
that tne iuture late W9uo !aNe ~ pace scsAn muse
Ieeog'.@tag ana .se conousm. y J..ea.
reason IN beiieve wtv ti;s shonid fe ~ and none.
why it should not The State OF Missouri, bordering
its eastern frontier, was sayehoding State holding
az tnat time nearly hundred Thousand saves
TIE Stats ~ aaoa1, ~ ~ ta,.r ON
the south, was likewise 4 slayeboldiuo State, The
soil and climate Of Kansas well adapted to those
valuable products, chiefly hemp and tobacco, which
ky nst y & ~ ~ dne sar
and cheap land believed would lead the siayehod-
ers of Missouri to diffuse themselves speedily over
and the prohbhory line OF $500 being obite-
ha ~ .e.s sa va no reason WY tney snonio noI
Of the new Terrtorv from anv nua,ter ffnfair COM
petition did not look to. What may yet be the re-
SUIT as 70 t6e condition OF Kansas, notwithstanding
we eIsTdoIaMd1y ana nnsernpuious eD0rts V N0Tth-
e' f1ooll'g1ssts g J0Tce reputation there can
t ot ta ,sr III, y os w uae 10 snls place
affairs in that Territory nh So mueh nrop,ietu Tenys
hended in the columns Of Tie South. Whatever may
Kansas "a form clso ~ ssa.s y ~ :.
yet viii venture to say tFjs much tiat if African
slavery be ultimately eycInded from, Kansas Il win
be effected b7 the numerical force of ORGANIZED aiori-
ties operating against the usual laws which govern
emigration and will present a new and most in
structive lesson to the Southern Stateg
s J. N. MASON.
Mr. Mason writes cautiously, as statesman Of
character and standing sheaid- But he says enough
to indicate .unbounded detestaton Of the Walker
Buchanan Kansas treachery. The Richmond South
has denounced Walkers conduct in unmeasured
strains OF bitternesst has proclaimed that the adj
mnlstrahen would be falfhless TO Its pledges II it
retained him in offce-and Senator Mason endorses
the course Of the South in reference to the new and
unaxnectad .ansc, /, ~ ot,.;, !, -.
~ A1feos u ana'ls ia nalisas Aefri'ory,
''A so naach pToPraety reprehended IN the columns
| Of the South" 49,
1t ia quite prOhahIn the administration find
;+so,f in r,iror;.x, =, - GO.
| ''7e', ~ t'4o.y IL ". heA' oeiase. we oo NOS
! see now any soasnefn senator can eonscientiousy
| support it. Its monstrons treachery should bring
| upon it universal reurot,ation.
| - -. -
| A SUGGESTIVE IsrgeRoG AToRy-An Jberv;lIe
os .h. yvast D. n.a.s
- 'Ae " ea' O1'o" Asoase Sugar ahsel
OF the lst instant, writing under date Plaquemne,
July 49, 1851" signing himself an " Iberville K-N''
makes the fo,lawin, startling interrooatory vy an
,n. !. :. - "a :. ,.a,,t e., s0D
hit !. as VIC nnu ~ "i'no..s M any ielafhs'
| observe the name OF W. Hamilton on the Demo
cratic State ticket. Wonder if he is the same gentle
| man who volunteered in the Mexican war--went as
far as Point isabei-came home on Through, and re-
fused to return to his comrades in arms according to
| the tenor OF the Through?
-->.s----- :, -
| PROGRESS OF THE SEBisToPoL EXPEDITIoS.-let-
tiers written at Sebastopol on the 2Ist of June and
Odessa n, tho oath of the same month have been no.
| -. nI..-,-I-,.- - ,r- - ,N-'~->,."l. :,
ceiVea III rhlaueipn'a ir'h' Mf. JUN eo"ai' super
ntendent OF the operations under the contract for
raising the sunken Russian fleet in Sebastopo harbor
Tho Fverne RulIetiu savs.
m....eS a.. e...-.. .r.-
ne wa,es sas every ; ls.ens.on M anu svery ,aa's ".
ad @ him, se ,bat anu ,
was ~ h ,t WIN y. ee o,e, A. a1