New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-31
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Administration battery in Washington, fearlessly
faces his two antagonists and thunder8 away, nosy
enough fora modern Demosthenes, occasionally turn
ing like boar heset BY the pack, to strike at the
troublesome enemy hanging on bis flank. AS may
be supposed, the language used in this triangular
conflict is not always remarkable for courtesy and
elegance, The Washington Union appears to have
lost its temper about two months ago in the effort to
abuse Douglas genteelly the latter seems to have
been worked into frantic frame Of mind by the
combined assaults made upon hiui-and his two
Black Republican antagonists, naturally Yituperatyo
and reckless in Speech pour out their billingsgato
upon him in unstinted quantities, TrumbuIl calls
Douglas !" liar" and threatens to cram the lie
down his throat" aud on a subsequent occasion
Douglas replies roundly in the following terms:
Such is the enofmity Of the CHARGE and the coarse
and vulgar language inWhieh it's clothed he knew
at the time he made it, that it was false, and that
branded it as falseh0od even when made in terms
SO mild as not to involve moral turptude. He cram
the lie down the throat of the man who denies 1t!
deny it, and brand The author Of ii as an infamous
har Let him attempt wherever he dares to cram his
/ lies down my throat The miserable cTdUet hearted
,cretch tCould sooner hare had both his cut of
| than to hare used such language IN my presence.
| Fearful talk, that, and no doubt in excellent taste
in an Illinois stump speech We have heard pretty
strong language from the stump here in the South,
but nothing quite so implaeably ferocous as the
above and we OF opinion that any candidate who
should freely make use OF such threats and epithets
before Southern constituents would not only seriously
impair his good standing with the public, if he had
any, but would place his eeetoneering tour in great
danger Of being cut short prematurely and forever
The most curious and amusing feature of the Hi
nois contest is the position assumed in it by the
Washington Union the accredited organ of the Adj
ministraton. The Union assumed the task OF read
ing Douglas out Of the Democratic party, toy ms
delectlon last winter ana SET about performing IL IN
spirit oil uncompromsing bitterness When the
Ltle 6laht was nominated LOT reeieeton, the Union
had to remain silent or choose between him and
Black Republican. Most men would have thought
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ottor r,iIaio ,,r,,,n5. ~ coT4in,. its ,brso oF
1onglas aftar bis nomination IL III Illinois namoc.
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Ibis inc Union declared 20 pe apreghant lallacy,
and supported the proposition in an editorial article
Of some length. argued that if Judge Douglas had
injured the party, he should receive no couuenance
until he shows disposition to repair that injury
his power to njure the party consisted in the fact
that he was a member of it., for, MS Republican or
an American he could have done no harm Mr..
TrnmhnIl, for instance, was mere cypher in the
Kansas controversy when compared with Judge
Douglas, and had Mr. Lincoln been in tile Senate as
Mr.. Trnmbuls colleague in place of Mr. Douglas, he
would hut have added one member to the Republican
party on that body, without at all weakening the
Democratic strength. TO sum up, briefly the Unions
argument is this Traitors are always more dangerous
than open enemies, Douglas is traitor, the election
of an additional Black Republican cannot do much
harnl-ergo, Lincoln should be preferred to Douglas
As an additional reason for opposing the election Of
the Little Giaut, the Union urges the very decided
andradical nature Of his opposition to the Administers
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hahciabioh OF ms associates IN Congress as having
sought to perpetTate monstrous Fraud The
Union saws. il conclusion
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