New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-28
THE UNIoN-ouR SECTION.

II u,VJE VJNION--0VR SECTlONs
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lew weeks since e n.eS go Tyron n,ar-as
the enect Na' wins ~ 49,. ,as ,,,tv ,ve ,ve opr
good as tne i n, o,ber
particular sec'lon , na4,as W. no;ntea ant the
duues q ~. .,s,,,a ;.o,,;t.h,,, eo, from
dangers 70 ~ a. - AZ Mi which
consnuanOs s,r ,on series
have peen sa,tan,rt;tle he.,n.
=. .,s,, hove ass,,,,s s,c proportons
that they almost obtained possession of the govern
ment at the last Presidential election and named the
only remedy opinion, calculated to cure present
and guard against future evils. That remedy, as we
then ntimated, lay in the formation Of southern
partynot for purposes or disunion not ior see'oai
not with the view Of p5ssps IT. division .ns
prosperousy, but for the protection and enforcement
of our constitutional and legal rgn's' Wil, y onoe
taken from u.s. will leave US in worse eona1lon tnan
were the people of the original thirteen eoiones and
afford the oppressed oi ue o'u oiu ~ s'o1nuS "
envy us.
as seAea. .ne -. ,;.,a,st ss.;aa.,s.
aoy y ~ ~ s,d +bars son,a tr.nr ;orrna1
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"a ,oitcsl c,nh snbsiaes vent,rea a.,
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= =. ,,.,. ,r,.aa tho, ~, noo,,a os s,.,;on =,
unite in political bodyswayea b the
a H. r.t;on s;r SEM denounced
as desiring 70 form sectional = o ao.,.,,s m
maintain that the time South I'VE mean
a en IN he n a
wrong flowing in from Northern
more Of unit politically they before in the his
Nothing more than enthusiastic portion
prise, by the spirit of Improvement agriculture
s sass lie s s h
title Of B Republican, They are banded together moi
us The 5 s m aae
v aes S ss v '1' A1'''"'-
Right, Mr.. sentlnei. we can unite LOT the protec-
ton of our common interests without laying ourselves
justly amenaole 70 tne charge OF se'1lonaism we
cannot, we ENJOY no privileges al alive nave no
OBJECT, no matter now iaooaoe OF now necessary.
Inc !" Black hepuDlicahs move asa unit IN crusade
the success Oh "hlcn can oniy result IN tne oestrue
tlon OF all we prize most mighty. snail we be &C.
prived Oh 1he privilege Oh union among ourselves
which UNION is indispensable 70 our common defence
because shortsghted OF interested persons al nome
and enemies abroad, assert that we.are engaged IN
forming dangerous sectional organization No
say we. George washington was once engaged in
similar organization, and we are not much mistaken
The subJoined, from the same paper meets oul
heartiest approval
In as an a1a truthful a view o. hem he mater l hen
among themselves upon party ssueskeeping up old parry
to sfrike blow at our dearest ineres,s Is
strange nnder THIS ss Of fhn mat hsre hond 6 those
| differences
but lie Union
on the Of powerful party avowedy and udenabiy
nect &c " he FROM notye origpa
ling through preservn
,io q thai nnio as e susan on
same hopes struggles and sentimets whether confronting
National Council by the press Or by the voice OF ps
ny upihon'
we nave rev comhents 10 make upon tne lors
going The South is the weaker section and ther
d little nrosuect of its heromnp stronger in any
a., ,,o,,,o,+, of stror ~, rr,,oro ,r;,1 10 IN,
sne a,,a a.a.as = tta I1non :. tha na+on,
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