New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-08
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aud ofiaia rlnps, ae spoilanen generally can elect
tae oleeE All taa partig Interested display tre-
meesass arAleaat Of eaeFgy and gthey saceeed all
gr;ll EXPECT that slffeieat Elantty Of crumbs Bl
81 allowed t. ia from the federal table to satisfy
sheir saSonstaBe appetttga. Whether success will
crSyn bsr DISTINGUISHED Efforts OF whether, in the
happening ~ such an event. an adeqaate supply Of
sdibes Will he vauehs8fad, the future must deveope
ind determine We de not care to predict, nor we
feel the slightest anxiety respecting the ultimate
salt
Tie following, although tie production Of other
journals appeared prominently in the editorial eel.
emns of d lhte number Of the Washington States
which ii all sensible intents and purposes an ADLER
aud more efficient advocate Of the administration Of
Mr Buchanan than isso Official cotemp the Wash
ingsoa Unions
DoUa1As PosrAksTERs RE-A POINTED The Pres
i5ent has re-appointed Brooks, of the Quincy {IE)
Herald leading Douglas paper, postmaster at that
place also, Mr. Hunt of Jacksonville, I'LL, and Sweat
81 Peoria, Ill, postmaslers at those piaces. The
Herald says
Those taea sre al straight etes ppnoerats ana a ii
favor o The Eeeetion Of Judge DoHgs The Senate which
poyai ,h psFt 81 s President IF esra course
be9eesat asa a. sdsT e gel s q cur otea conduct We
q . Bse q Know to The United States
The above, says the Richmond Enquirer. viii be-
read With great satisfaction by Bic Democracy 81
Virginia 4 viii Be regarded as an overture for har
A3 ana llon al9 H II @ Wv 9 IN tsee
ebanaa Ii tao exslted to ne iunenced by a vulgar
revenge. We hope tie policy which Tie above ex-
tract indicates Will be firmly continued by she Presi.
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o5f gafty. II I'LL poIioy n pursued q eoatinaarlee
II the scAism viii he cbargeable upon others Than
the President
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weaker tieet N fliiao and tie concentration Of
the united party upon those candidates whose pros
Poets for success ere tue fairesf without regard 70
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the Administration ma to the National Democracy
It should be sought by every legitimate and honest
eiieflhy both wings g re paIty.
Deleias fostLlastaFs he'eppoia1ea Is hoW aces
sne PEG ana iegoranie aEatenent q tnls sgnihoant
meg sa upon we ears Of southern Democratic organs
and leaders We would like 70 know. we are anx.
loas to near from them, ana they may as wen speak
lfst as last, ior they will pe oblgea to SPEAK ere
ong' Iney eailn0s remain silent Ihe signs q the
times and al me attendant circumstances impera-
lively forbid profraced indulgence 10 the sometimes
useful quality Of silence AH Of them, go far as our
knowledge extends, bitterly denounced Senator Doug
lag fof his tFaacheFy to the South and the Democracy
on the Kansas questions al stigmatized him for vo-
ting and conserving with the Black Republicans al
proclaimed him renegade If the blackes dye deseIv
ing exemplary punishment and political destruction,
sor opposing tae ADMINISTRATOR From Virginia 10
Texas the rom Of denunciation was well-ngh uni-
ysrsal apd Democratic press appeared to vie with
press public speaker with public speaker State Con
gention with State Convention, and popular meeting
with popular meeting ~ atzing the conduct
Of the reckless inscriptions tFaitorous demagogue
What WALL they % now Douglas bas not changed
hls position He occupies tle same attitude he Occur
PIED % Cue beginning Of the last session Of Congress-
Ha has got hlnehed at ahe has not even manifested
the sghtest tokens Of repentance. 0nthe contrary,
he & confident, bold, defiant Yet, ia face Of these
indisputabe truths-in The broad light Of day and
before 90 Intelligent peope--the announcement Is
plainly made In journals favorable to the Admins
tration, that Douglas Postmasters' are being are
appointed in Illinois by Mig, Buehanani
Now, one Two things cannot be disputed either
Mr. Douglas has been fouly slandered, villifed and
magned from one extremity Of the Southern country
to tne other by the Democratic press and orators
else Mr Buchanan is just as ameuable to reproach as
D0uglasl PhIs statement Of the case cannot be
gotten ever under, OF around. It Is as impregaable
~ tae MOCK 81 Gibraltar. Neither lodging, nor
qai1hng noF seeking fo egade the main issue, will
eyall y u one q these contingencies that rarely
happen where taera must be an absolute complete
back doWa-an unqualified recantation Of former
TIE doctrine must be fully carried out,
ana those VINO encourage ana strengthen and patron-
lze the traitor q Yesterday, must be compelled to
Aaafe hs late When the question reaches this shape
there aEe NJ we sides Y i,
The entire Southern community, aB We have init