New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-10
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WASHINGTON, March 3, 1855
Seward Eliminates GA Kansas today AS this isl
be the nal shundering Ga aAat subject in the Senat
20 heeslded 10 fortnights time regret that II
crowded state Of the galleries prsventsne from hea
ing thu great New Yorker. &c will be better for ii
reporters and correspondents when the Senate win
Of the Capitol. now slowly progressing, is fiuishe,
The pe, Senate chamber, il ahape and general Al
rangeneats resembles the new House Of Represents
lives. miskont, however being so elabor3tely an
tawdry ornamented. Its skyighted ceiling ID aread
somplete and Its chaste and bssatifaly paited dc
corations cantrast oddly with the condition Of thing
On The foox, where all Is dirt, bricks, briezbats
rough planks. and black iron 5ests and beamss pre-
senking the appearance Of hinge fopadry in tbs dis
order after some great casting has been recently
farned Qua M Is thought that this really beautiful
apartment viii be fully completed By The beginning Of
the nczt session
have passion for Seward. He comes up to ing
idea Of Redin ID the Wandering yew--the most de
lectahle desl that xas ever drawn BY human PEN SO
cool 80 eza&rheaded 80 udomitable, relentless in
the pursuit of Bis fendish purposes. Seward ira
verses the seemingly toruous, but really straight line
Of his ambition with khe unerring certainty of foot
steps that chArteiixes rope dancer, never missing
step and keeping his eagle eye steadily Rxed on the
goal before him. The balance pole by which he pre-
serves bis eQalpose lat COOL big head that bulbs
out above his narrow shaaldeTs If he becomes cur
next President, and diaaaion does not immediately
follow hin e1scfion, viii wager that he will 80 beau
fifulIy hoaeyuggle both South and North, that the
people will pronounce hia one Of the best Presidents
we hare ever had. But begin to think there isttIe
danger Of his obtaining the nomination He Is too
great man, that ID II he IA man and not devil.
Sommers speech on yesterday hinged upon the
oia DENIAL 81 the Legality Ok the Convention that
framed me Lecompton Consultation IN other words
me BACK Republican doctrine q mo more slave
States necesstaes the carcllary that Congress must
and shall 60 behind the action Of 81 Conventions
Whatsoever who do conform to TIE ifeesoi idea This
is the plain truth Of the matter All their gbberish
about fraud is rot nonsense but yillaipy Neither
men nor angels could frame constitution legally, TO
their thinking unless said men and angels belonged
to the Black Republican party Collamar disallows
the bred scotf decision and denies that the Consti
tuition carries slavery with y. Indeed says be,
the SAFELY q slavery depends upon the TACT that it
IS local and peculiar, and az such exempt from ma
1'ona' super ss'on room Exempt nom national
sups'sIA1ohs maeeal ana very exempt from the
su,e'sisaoh y ING BACK hepuoiican party Yes,
entirety Always nas peen ana Always VIII De-
Commune % receive accounts ior the most part
sarpiea, q meetings. conventions ana legislative re
sola''ons ABOUT Kansas Inc most notable Of recent
actions y that Of the Maryland Legislature, which
refused y endorse The Lecompton views Of the Ad
ministration by vote Of 40 TO /.
So we 60. simultaneously with this action Of
Maryland, we hear il noised about that Others Of her
representatives besides Winter Davis, suspected
OF unsoHndness- Moreover, Ii IA said that in addition