New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
1th @rIsans 4ailp Crescent.


xn.~ rs,.rssr,stve fro,r chs parish Of 81 Nart;r
$3.50 --f 20, = ~, y 4. ~ =, Z,
sppes1so y sss r'ns'n 's,sa = - ss LAY. s'aa
TENSION Of the public II Is ably written and il di
cns.es f,,ene a. erest importance. ana one whic
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mas A'u@e'7e ~ fs~' y, so'''es'A0 Pas
and which promises g enlarge Us dimensions IN u
future. Ga some points we do not agree with th
xvr;ter m whIls We freely admit that I,onisian
-. ,.s,,r - I, ~, .,..~s ~. ,,rra
neeos nos s'o ~ ~ n.y. sl'e pies<
yata9n o. me presens Union IS az sii mdispensapi
for the preservation q slavery 10 the Souther
etafa. a. he contrary re haId fhat .be ;nstitr
i 4.
wa "a a ~ = 40 ''e'e ieis. ',o'''
within ne union tnan could possibly oe rom -
tacks from without Still the letter is none the les
interesting an thnee acconnfs and with fhis preface
--.--s, :. y - u 49,. 3,
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IHk akkic4f 4ffkhSIiek oI.L.- ne ~ = au-
honxe ne importation q Atlcsn IA2oLess wncn came
20 near passing both hooses q ne Seneai assembly
Of this State 10 the last session, y 10 ny opinion the
most Important nes:e os.ozs .nS LsslsAsuIc ior
many ye4r, ana WHICH &C. ~ shoiouen cahVass-
ING py tne peo2's 2. ~ .ns ma s sss s mas
been posfroneq. out y not uead, and VIII De again
before oar Legislasars 70 . living form
Ins pl9oSon ~ otousns lo!watu ana pressed
upon our ~ s'Atn5c *itiout ptssieus discussion De-
lore we psope *1o !. = 10y pioosee snas member
q e,sa9 no1ss sss ~ w e'eeson @ avor
se = ~ asn, ~ :, sne
the responsibility OF sustaining tas measure and per
10y tner conssasu7n's " pass on tner acts
-'s e J. 49,. 49, m -......s a. -
Y ssney ~. - s, ~ our senate would
nave e.a" ~ sus se'iv1 Y. .ne HOUSE ana nave
passed sne pl, na9 J. ~ peeh ior rreesoh Abolition
- ~ ~. ~ - ~! was Freely stated
y p@lon no.ss - ss s'Dle t,As certain senators
.ps ~ s'.., ~ w ~ snsr acelos op.
ans, ... 'on ou'.ik 'ahen up4l ~
- " 70 pursue tnat course upon
zee ground that tne passage o. te bill was disagree
ae's = ~ ana "ouia ihure tne prospects
y ~ - ns.,sss ,,' o'' a ,-.
1ks.ns Ivy nsSruse ~ o'e ~ WAL impvlHnce
q sne pfospef.y o. Louisiana the s9g.nern ststes
1uu hnn,ly ~ ny piessfsat'ol y ene Union ilssi.
snan e'soos y yoss co.unns ~ W Us uinsr
On, enscss uPo4 oaa ssssraa lnastsss
A. .ne zt2f. ~. ssn1ss tns. - ao ncs Iavof
s ~ suo oes r y '.ss :: :lo NJ sne Union, OF
ooun'enAnce ~ action WHICH VIII ~ ny opinion pre-
elp'tste oenlcs sne ppie " .ue ooathern
s - NctsasLn s9otons y Us County VINO appeal 70
me ~ = os seetipn ana gtoe n tne other
y ~ y = ane peop,e q ootn sections
nor 1ne mere Chance Of o9.a,ng once which 10 other
~, n''ie ~'a'ny icn "oa'u % chosen %
~, WA. A.. "a. 4. .....u.u ~. s...--r Is
WIZ s9se 'aols, y necomss tne uuty OF every con-
sentative man e scrutnze me situation OF the coun
~ y ins in.ehts q traitor
os anu ~ nlnely prevent
euI se'eu ~ tne from assuming an IN.
Y ~ $4,000 ~ ~ h@vins ~ just coiishtuuonai
'Sn.s slaaip ~ aP ss......z =
Iesnle .ne lnseie1taos " sasery as absolutely
M 20 Lousans, ana regard tne preservation
s. ny MISREPRESENTATION nnu ~ passeis Nolsttioh az aoso-
;a'ey ~ ens reseIvston q slavery
- w. Is Saaes and regard we increase o.
hrths s, the 49, 10y, ~ na'uta elsase ~
1I.as rom tnose now hmong Us, as absolutely neces
saty ior 'ns pfssefVation q tne Union, nrst and
nna.y ". wv preHerfa'on q slavery Wnere u now
s;sn ~ ;,, sse s a y sor q ne propo
s'''n - .9s e'len Anougn tney were
~ Wa, " uo, y na''y lIee.
WIN THESE general declarations shall from time
~ s,'e W sascl - y ai1erent and col
e.o ~ "'scuns y iDpaftlay,
~ w sap'sc. uenanos, w'nout prejudice. NY early
sfsd ~ innes NJ y fsa me- ny calcu
WHICH llsa now osem q 20 mucn Importance to this
na.ivs - oasme'su AZ osnsf pIopostons and
co'siaela'os IneIe'vfsl snhil not ne considered
a,,a;sus o,ren u = 'avoans 'ne nre'eang
'f d. = y IL. |. "a. sen =: W. ~ S''zeis.
Das e ne Appfenuee oiil, Y authorized certain
a ~ ip9's iIon' A'rica into ms state,
~ t,se Jttc4ss ie0orers, upon tne
W @ = sa' 10y snail q pound ~ apprenticeship
~ h s " = y 'es = oPen ~ Lnem 70
= Soelu - neon iolser ~ shey might agree upon,
ana lor our o.a1e @ TX inc status q the appren
''I sSha9p a a'.''s,,s IN .,s -. -,
An1r e'a1a'on "9ulo nave oeen exactly tnat 81
bsd MY snrsa and lii Il e y ans,s
nu w espeu n1u y y nos y 90 supposed py any
L..~. $3.50. .s4I. A. 49, = 4.
- ~ ~ , NV as'' = " pont
being ID exnresed i, he article ~ ;n, m'snou'
The propos;tion 10 i'm mort twenty n " hundred was
made i1pou the ground that II H. exnsr;a,s,t ~
suited as its friends expected that further antbnrtv
would be given to import any desired number in ad.
ifion and If on The nontrsrr Il - ,,s ~, ~ ~
work we'll that number was sl1lcient.
That al Increase Of slaves Is NECESSARY 10 t,a ,re
seryaton ,f slavery and tba HMM Il easr =, M
mind for the following reasons Viz II i anarsnt ~
rs beyond controversy that ia ITninn es o,l y,
preserved by neutralizine the ahoIiton innenca IL
one branch az our Conrfess. ~ there heinc mo-
slavery majority In one House OF Congress HE
Freesoilers now have 4 clear majority III the Homes
of Representatives. and Will soon have HE aior,sv
in the u s. senate. unless prevented ~ IN rrsti'
If more IL y states ~ ny - e"'''"
an II The epjn,op that With, q -, e., -.
If moi Al he m eection maj fhe rs.s;iay
6bolitionsfs viii elect fl,e;y san,lis,sta ~ p;,s
and that thew then Win have ,na;r;sv 4; ~ dios,a
States SENATE ana fbe ,nlv ha,r;sr ~ thi 1921
fionarv schemes WI, IL t,a s,,,r crs - ,;,h
thew now anncance eir ntsaton of @ilon
i, Il s,,., .ss ,sas,' u, u .soousaiuselnk,
II ali aaaes % p 'ne appointing
n the kn9rn aaberenta sa aSaaass -
tion opinjous. = + y '''''' a'''''
70 avert this calamity which ,vonla snse,;,r
revelation and war hetcean ~ N,ts IA Vaese
strength n the SENATE IS the asa;a' ~ , os
h N, una ,et.ofy where slave labor would be prota
-, ~ .s..ss,,. - I. - = =. =
States srsaSy II ~ Ir;an savss e M .ne
and the greatest and most imminent danger which