New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-03
glr6 Orleans 9aiIg Crescent,
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1858.
oANnor $500 &c An1rIrrRI, J

CANNOT KANSAS BE ADMITTED
with The above caption, the Washington CORES
pondent Of The Philadelphia Press (John W. Forneyi
paperl says
Cannot Kansas be admitted at the coming session
OF Congress In Governor Hammond liberal speech
bic repeated the charges Of fraud against Lecompton,
which made the Washington Union so indignant
when uttered by others. From this and other lndl-
cations, am disposed to hope that he and others
win not object t. nut Kansas through and 10 repeal
The English bin He1t lointer. Hon. Z. L. stanton,
row here, irtimates that attempt Will be MADE ~
Kansas tok The admission Of the territory INTO the
onion as a State at the coming session. why should
not this be 30
Certainly why cannot Kansas be admitted at
the coming session. Let Governor Hammond as
sumo Tie host III chief engineer to the Freesoilers
he Is very popular With them just now, and could
probably secure he position with little trouble j
and he and bis coadiutors may be enabled to "put
Kansas through" and repeal the English bill next
winter without much difficulty Or controversy /;
without any considerable delay or embarrassment.
Senator Seward viii be nltpowerfal in the House. in
all human probability and if he can obtain the sup
pert Of few reliable strong, devoted ultra Southern
Rights Senators to bis side, the control Of the legis
latiye department Of the Government will be exclu
siyey Id his hands.
session. We have heard Of mass meeting, or some
thing of the sort in that arfamed Territory, which
looked 10 the adoption Of measures tending that way
AS the Consultation which will be presented viii as
sprediY prohibit slavery we don't see how. or Why,
orwherefore, any real downright upright, stern, de-
termined simon pure, Southern Rights man, can
venture objections refuse to admit decline to repeal
the English BILL or 10 do anything else calculated to
4atard 4nn ,yrouii1sy sIlnreflaev Of the North We
have unbounded confidence in the rigid, pretentious
class, Of Southern statesmen we think them almost
a. patriotic % Seward, Greeley 4 90. we cannot
accord them full equality with those worthless as yet
for the Feeso crowd sti stand by their section and
with strange obstnacy and persistence, refuse to
"sa out Besides, the policy OF the Government,
executiyely, jndoiay and congressionally, is dead
against Southern growth, improvement or expansion.
Wien the south cannot pc defeated oae way she Is
certain TO be beatenin another Let anything South
ern oe attempted, and PFesidential proclamation
thunders anathemas against IT. II That doesn't suf
nee, and Il any doubt whatever exists Federal
Judge, exercising foil powers as such, constituting
himself court, jury District Attorney marshal and
detective police oiieer at the same time, interposes
and "crushes OUT everything in contemplation
Then again, a vessel from Southern port cannot
obtain a clearance although she presents 4 legal hill
y 49, n!s,,I, a.a u d,,.s
~ llshs' sipiy psoaese II e supp9sso 'l9s so'iis
thlng may possibly ne Done IN lar dlstant land
thousand miles or SO beyond the jurisdiction Of the
Government Of the limited states calenlated in re
y,ote 5sgrse Il raan,nd i tbo oIvontooa ~ son,o
nove aestees Y Ieaouha " 1ne advantage VI some
9o ~. Z, interest," of oenet
VI w snel' e VIEW y snese iaess' snolla any oo.
5eeaoh oe ufgea against the immeaiate admission Of
hansas ana tae instantaneous repeal q the English
pla ane 9oa1n mas great aeal % iose' u - true
ols " Y II certain tat she WI not pc permitted TO