New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

has the a6vantoga of heinz the only thinker in IN
South who has shown snv practical noIie 10 resen
the Sonth in tha Trnion 6r STRENGTHEN If o1t n nj
Union. Mr. Hughes nav now have but n small part
adontnp his iaSrs nd r,yincinles INT maj is natrra
because they have INT lately heen presented tn III
nnblie and iva advise him 10 wait and not ha discon,
aged and Mississippi will in due time adopt III
viaws md liz bold and firmly nntriotir nrinninIoe
She viii see that sbe nst IA If or he sboiitinril
O. t,a4 firm lie Lsartod ana il+
Nississinpi-put your trust in The masses and nevS
mind the old Eopv p0liticans
M HUGHES svniairaa +hat utI,a ,,,rr,,,+ IL A. .
the iTnitpd States SontI is ,1rogres il, ;,f
but a rerress in nowpr' Tins We have yaneaieS IN
| Missouri Compromise a nroqrass in nrinrinIo In,
have suffered ,the California swtndIp I" i ralrress !;
power. He also gave other instances
slant regress in mower: if the sum and substance y
! the Federal Union are nothing more than tba ror
slant aggression Of one section Ard tha constant 10
erosion of the other section then II is nairr,Iiy
plain that the fate Of the limited States SOrtb nm,
he either "a speedy min mr. a snpedy- reg~,,e y
there is resce in the TTnion ii can nnly, 10 h tbs
balance Of the sections He dd not ,nsan AK IL
balance shonId he exact INT sncb as Wits +ia iii
of the true citizens of the North. would keen tbf
Federal Government in faitbfpIbonda uarca s. A.
rescue of the South in tbe TTnon there ,yera thrae
pOcies One was n inr,aose ma ,ubifo ,,or,,tio
alone the nnnosifa nnlcv y,oe II iynrooa ~ Iii
population alone Init thS connosta nn,t nos tn
increase bnt, rds IF ,,o,,,lot;ttr - fth.9
was tie trne rescne 1olicy ssbacansa ro ~
dpr1v nonn1aton il jSrorrass II oIrer - -
MI. Hughes said Hal far the increase Of or bIocl
populatio6 there are mi two rathnSs 0 g'' an
reneaI of The slave traiIaocts mt tI I as. ~; ~
practicable onr talented ana roo nnomPit;os x m
ator Broyvp nrnvad Il IL 10 ,,tif IL
Hnrhns rave Gtbar nrooFs on5 liz i ~ ~
theT the Navigation Interest nor the
nor cOmmercai interests at the North conI5 b @
trov conntad IN ia ala ranoai T. 80 ~ =, ~,
that Our statesmen he not il III than ~ ~ 800;
cain 49, P'"S''
Ct The only promnt and practical rnetl,od to, tto
supply of friran labor to rasrna the Sn+I i %
prentice system Tts IagaIitp ia indth liz =
deny It il 70 ASSERT in IYonSsass nor hiI; ~
kinds of Immigration t9 nrobibit Tho 80 g. a.
slave trade and to nrohbit the perco,sa bat1 ~
citizens of fine different states "" siS
The expediencv If Tia African labor sr,,1 +;
presumed Hpnra fha objections II IN t ,oPpJ =
be sustained The five 0biectn1s t tfo nus
system are these the conS{Ste,c ti a eu1ee
city objection the tmiditv 0hianfion fba i1t.t ~
lection and the fraud ohiection.H XII HnTbas thn
s1ccessiva = examined anS raf H. ueS 'nen
cruelty and the timfdity objections VIC
In refutinp the timiditv Shiertion tbo+ III, ,,.
tice system wopld fnoi with friaoS ~ ~ = pPLen I
country. and that thew would soon IJ muGs
whites Mr. Hughes showed that tba systa ha tte
startling and deIiphffnI advanfsoos Il LEU wv
late the increase Of the black and Tho ; IeSu
white popnlaton For the former tb 4 s5e
were direct ia yaton and limited af,,isg; ~ .op
latter the two methods were the race1t ~ ~ .te
and the statute against negro mechanics Any iai
IatOr WOnld at TIance discover rphot ~, 1855 SIS
increase in our white nnnnl.tion +L NOUS
negro mechanics nov, Ia snrraesf,i II 60 "saSS
operate Invested rights r,rastrt 1 WIN
must in no possible way be violated mo , T. y,
statnta IL tho non,nni, 10 n, ,,r ~ ii'le-'dLlU
certain quota Of negroes thara sSmnd aO ol eye[y
person. Ii South Carolina lie racaratio ~ @lti1e
instaha ~ tho ooj its0' ia'lo' however, Is ad
The interest obiectiop was that t,,o ,,,rou..,--
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