New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
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TUESDAY MOANING, NOVEMBER 2, l858.



ana ayowed enemies of the South and Southern insti
fnfions has brought The name Of this nightly intel
le8taai but artfnl, designing and interruptions man
more prominently than ever before the public. day
Of 50 ago We quoted from the New York Times an
extract going show thatff the Feesoers succeeded
ia New York (the article vas written and published
before The eecton) that bis friends Senator Sew.
ari'sl would insist upon the expediency, as well as
the intrinsic justice Of bis nomination As the
Times Is known to be deeper in his confidence than
any other JOURNAL we attached proper significance to
the fact
prior Is The publication Of the extract and remarks
above alluded to- we spoke of speech delivered by
Senator Seward at Rochester, New York, in appro-
pirate terms That speech, which was great intel
Iectus effort mas attracted considerable attention in
the South, and the newspapers are quite free in their
comments upon It. Some Of them criticise it as
though it was PRONUNCIATION Of new and startling
sentiments and treat it accordingly. This is grave
mistake and is calculated TO lead the Southern com
munitg into Bad as are the doctrines enunci-
ated in the Rochester speech, they do not begin to
compare IN bold, nnblushing Bickedness and incen-
darism, 10 a speech he uttered in the Senate last
winter on the Kansas question. In Rochester Mfr.
Seward spoke as citizen, untrammelled by the OBJ.
legation Of an oath. ID the Senate be spoke officially
al man whohad sworn solemnly on the Holy Evan
CYCLISTS Of ALMIGHTY COP, to obey, enforce and carry
oat id spirit and letter. written organic Law. Yet
bis Senatorial speech Isl if anything, more dangerous
and odious than his Rochester speech The oath he
had taken seemed to infame him with additional BIT
terness against the restraints it imposed; and the
fact that he had to do equal and exact justice
to an portions Of the Gonfederacy as prescribed by
the Constitution, appeared to animate him to disre-
gard, break loose from, and OVERRIDE every section
Of that instrument which did not favor bis peculiarly
radical notions.
TO cover the whole question at issue, and to give
the Southern people correct idea Of the views Of
this remarkable man-who viii unquestiouaby be
the next Black Republican candidate for the Presi
dency, and who win probably be elected BY the
North we propose to quote from bis Senatorial
speech, and from bis recent Rochester speech. The
two should go together, 1t is necessary to proper
understanding Of the matter,
In the United States Senate at the last session. Sen
ator Seward spoke as follows regarding the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case Listen
to this arch,enemy, shareholders of the South
sr, the Supreme Court 81 the United states at.
tempts to command the people Of the United States
to accept the principle that one can own other
men and that they must guarantee tue inviolabiity
Of that false and perneous property. The people of
tho Jntea States never can atd never will, accent
principles unconstitutional and so qbhorreat
Never never. Let the court recede. Whether it re-
CeSit III 4a5ks We sfdll kEUKGANlEB THE COURT,
thus sfofH is political sentiments and practices and
bring them INTO harmony with the Constitution and
with the lafcs Of nature
Here itis boldly asserted that Senator Seward and
those WIN act with him. are determined to re-orga-
ni2a tha Supreme Conrt, until it shall become mere
register u the adcts Of tile leaders Of Aboitiouism
We think the Senator was rather fast for if he is
elected President, he viii probably have the ap-
paintment Of majority of the Judges before his
Torn mir taff Tr1r ,.,I
cannot be expected to live long. still tile principle
avowed is none tile less dangerous or atrocous.
Further along, in the same apecch, he indicated the
fixed determination Of the antslayery party to OBJ
tain the control Of the Government id these words
Mr.. President tine expansion OF territory to make
slave States will fail to be great crime only because
It il impTactieabe and, therefore, will turn out to
be stupendous imbeGlity. free Republican Govern
ment like this notwithstanding all its constitutional
checks cannot long resist and counterfeit the progress
OF society. Slavery, wherever and whenever, and in
whatsoever form It exists Is eEceptt0nQbe local and
shoftiiUed, Freedom is the common right interest
and ultimate destiny Of all mankind All other ma
tons have already abolished or are about abolishing
slavery. Does this fact mean nohing? All parties
ia this country that have tolerated the extension OF
slavery, except one, has persisted for that error
already The last one-the Democratic party-is
hurfying on irretrevably toward the same fate All
administrations that have agnwed this pocy hare
gone aocn dishoRoFed for that cquse ercept The Dre
sent one. pit still deeper aud darker is opening to
receive tuls ADMINISTRATORS because II SINS more
deeply than Its predecessors There is a meaning in
all these facts, which it becomes to study well.
The nation has advanced another stages it has reached
the point where intervention by the Government for
slavery and slave States will no longer be tolerated.
bteTass III nov o. nS IL ~ gas JUS
Ing itsef 10 assume he Gope57ne15 Of aie Re5g5iic.
The above il fearfuy significant, when taken II
connection with recent events.
Proceeding to assert the gradual. bht sure extfnc.
ton Of slavery, Mr. Seward addressed The sayehold
ing Senators Of the South in this wise
The fall Of The castle Of San Juan dTfllua deter
terminea the fate Of Mexico although acre and
severe pitched battles INTERVIEWED befnre fine canfnre
Of the capital OF the Aztecs The defeats van bave
encountered in California and in Kansas iptermine |
the fate Of the prineiDe FIN yyhieh vo1 bays ,san
contending It Is for Yourselves. and not for ma 10
decide how long and through what further mo,tjica
lions and disasters the contest shall he nrorarteG
before freedom sjiqH epjoU H. gI,egdn gasi,gp$
tgiltyap6 would have Il ended now and yvond
have the wounds Of society bonpd m and healed
But this can be done only III one yay Ii ca6nof he
done BY Offering further resistance nor Inv anv
eyasun or partial surrender nor III forcing Kans3s
into the Union as slave state aaanst her will
leaving her to cast off slavery afterwards nd IN hpsf
may nor by compelling Minnesota ana Orero6 ia
whit. ana wear the hamiliatinp costume at tarri
tories at the door Of Congress until the neopIe Of
Kansas or their FINE defenders here shall a ht, M