New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
sleo Orleans gaiIu Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is, 1858.
M ID S S A G. Il
pRnslDnNr or THn UNITED STATES,

Fsnasoitissas IF The Senate and .,...-...
When we compare the condition of the country at
the present day with what one year ago at the
meeting Of Congress- we have much reason for graft
tude to that Almighty Providence when mas never
failed to nterpose for cur relief at tne most e!isca
periods of our history. One year ago. the seeuonat
strife between the North and the south On te aan-
gerous subject of slavery, had again become 50 ~
tense as to threaten the peace and pepetqty OF the
Gontederacy The appcanq4 ior S foaa tis VI
baDpy AGITATION, and brought the whole subject once
more before Congress. 1t was the desire OF every
patriot that such measures OF legislation might pc
adopted as would remove the excitement from the
tate and coniine it to the Territory where it egti
soateEy belonged. Much has been done, am happy
Ia saw towards the accomplishment Of this object,
during the last session Of Congress:
The Supreme Court OF the United States had pre-.
vionsy decided, that all American citizens have an
equal right to take into the Territories whatever is
held as property under the laws of any of the States
and to hold such property there under the guardian
ship Of the Federal Constitution SO long as the Ter
rit0rial condition shall remain.
This is now well established position, and the pro
Geedings Of the last session were alone wanting tc
give it practical effect. The principle has been re
eognzed in some form or other, by an almost unani
nous vote Of both Houses of Congress, that Terri
tory has right to come into the Union either as
free or slave State, according to the will of major
ity Of its people. The just equality of all the States
has thus been indicated and fruitful source of dan
gerOus dissension among them has been removed.
Whilstsuch has been the beneficial tendency OF your
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ritory itself Left to manage and control lts own al
fairs in its own way without the pressure OF external
Influence, the revolutionary Topeka organization
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lsnsu " eongles, na' sTst no targar as
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increasing thousands Of immigrants to make it their
happy home.
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3ger arforn,e anyr otyla;SI oof ppbib IN ~, m
trng,,act hos ofarJsd me- ,oro botfit ~ siS
Tia oss; co15 haIs in tiicteS nv ;
nm oS brr1sn bei1 whilst n ZoIJ F;t; G;y
arind have Tastored na"ea ~ Tansag 5 I
Il the TTnian In tbat ayanf tLa ia @ tf
gonI5 ara tbis have been mali, satf9 sgofI5ir n
tba ieq5aii,, gy,reesal ,,i ~ q ~ ~ -
and nenpfar eavaraienty, ,gonIa ths La, bsen
cata5 IN a constifnfi9aai rnSSnar s''e'
with M dean convictions of dntv 7 conld beya
,,n,a,,a5 NJ otber ronrss II l. trSa fbot re-, raj
yiJnoi Is ad ey,,ressed an orinion botb 6ar Ia
nring the sesedn If tha Conyanfion IN fayor Of sb
mitti5g the REMAINING sIanees ~ the Tnntt1tin @
we'll as that conrarniTer slavery To Tho oo Pt
aofnG in an official character neither nysalf nor
human authority had liz mower Ia reindee tIe nr5.
ceeIinos nf the Gonyenti6n and daciarsd The Tonst
fniton which II had framed Ia be npIiit5 IA bay.e
dome tbis yonld have been violation Of The Kansas
and Nebraska act which left The neonIa If the TerT
torv tsnerfectv free TO form and reGuiate their do
nestle institutions in their own snbiect only +,
fine Constitution of the United StatesH II w5uif
e0nay have violated the great princinle of uopnla
nj the foundation oil our institutions Il
DERIVE the people Of the power If they Thought bro
rer Ia exercise H. Of eonfdnr ia delegates elected
hV themselves the trust Of framing 4 constitution
without recurring them to subject their constituents
to the trouble expense and delay of second election
Il would have heen in opposition to many preeedent
in our history commencing in the verv hest age o
te psnrb ri tIa admission of Tar,itnriss ag State