New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15
WAsHrNaroN coRREspoNpENcE.

of two Of tn, strongest men ID the Senate Hammond
land Seward Both speeches were unqaestlonabty DIS
union in their tone Seward announced in unequlvo-
cal terms the subugation Of the South, and the de-
termination Of the North to maintain that subuga-
ton by the strong arm thrust into all the seats of
power, including the Supreme Court, overturning
and continuing to overturn until the whole policy of
our Government Is changed, and the Freesoil mien-
ium fully inaugurated. With his wOnted cunning he
represented the struggle as solely contest between
free ard slave Labor predicting the na abolition Of
slavery in every part of the North American conti-
nent and even in Cuba, and thus stimulating the
fears and infamng the passions of the Northern mob
the great ground swell of that already conyused
social While thanking Messrs. Douglas and
Wise for their efficient aid in prosecuting the holy
war Of freedom he gave them plainly to understand
that anxiaries must not expect the pay of the
lar service,
Stewards was the longer. but not | think, the
stronger speech. Hammond's was full of point. He
drew line of demarcation between popular and
Popnlace soyereignties, claiming the Government OF
the United States, as originally founded, as an in
stance Of the former and the Wild lawless organized
factions Of Kansas as an instance of the latter He
announced the doctrine that since constitutions are
made for minorities they perhaps ought always to be
framed by minorites. Our own constitution was so
framed and until within very recent period, could
| have been altered or abolished by a ninorty-six
out of the twenty-six States of the Union having
few years ago the numerical majority. Very tersely
and lucdy he disposed Of the factons objections of
the Douglas Black Republicans to the admission OF
kansas under tne Lecompton Constitution, showing
that Congress had not the power, and it it had
would pc estaoiishlng SUICIDAL precedent to exer
else u IN gong behind a republican constitution.
framed u accordance with the forms OF law he
exposed tne special pleading OF Stewards resume OF
events IN Kansas, from which 1t would appear that
the Back hepnbican hordes enlisted IN the purlieus
OF the great cities OF the North and armed By con
trlbntons levied by ianatical priests with Shapes
rlhes ana reviewers, were tne most law-eviag and
law-aoidtng' innocent lambs on earth. Gen. Lanes
lambs iorsoothi Ihey remlnded nun OF Col. Kinks
lambs, 70 whom they bore strong family resemb-
lanee. 4 'nere were lrauas' ana lnls ne ala not
oonpt " was out reasonaoie 70 supposs The frauds
We'e sqaa'iy steas On DON SUES. congress couio
i'o'' eAseps Y ese sucA a. nc coulu halay
ssoop y eAa''ile sne7e faus SHOULD .ney
az " enere mouia % no MARTY, ior IN q rapidly
ssomnie county ing nansAs 'ne WIN q 'he people
~ AprH may NY pe 'nsir VIII ~ Decenaper. he
SAYS ~ VIEWS - y 'ue 'tue seas 81 soSeee'sh ana
tne proper moue o. acknowledging II wnen u mas
Deen auy orisna'eu' usps'cnins N ! e" sentences
sne iaoofeu arguments u OoV' L. = Maikers memo
rapie les.er'
y coulu hos nc uoup'eu tnas 'ne resi- q all 'hls
= h''s'.s was .iie question VI ques
sou "nisn neeueu ~ ionser y " alsueu aps'lc'y'
pu' WHICH ~ was Wl"ng W uiSouas piae'ioaiiy' AZ
.nns .'' = lnu = % % e'ernaiy az DeiieVeu 'ne
Diach hepupncahs were not seiious q lnelr opposl
uon V 'ue leconpson CONSTITUTION. 'ney were com
peAeu ~ 'nAae s1o" ~ opp'si''Ou, pus III 'neF
he'r's 'ley aealreu Kansas 70 De lorced N, SHOWING
snas thereby 'ne Ate q tne NofInern democracy
wouia We seated, ana tne whoie Northern DOMAIN
enOfougn'y aoohIionzea' IN view 81 lhis event. ne
.n0ugni risne y prins te Nor' aug south iace 70
aes, anu compare 'ie leia'ise Aoii.es u 'lle TWO
sections % exls. as olsllnct hepunhes' Laying
ao"A 'e pioPosi'ioA 'nas ~ h4tion was pfepafeu 10
~ 70 war witnou' Weaiel--Wnlcn was Dat ahotner
name ior surplus ploancesne showed that Inc North
al anu .nore 'aah an y pfouuceo had no
surplus "letsas we oouln eAnipiOeu an oVerwheim
is pelance Of commodities over anu ABOVE the needs
" het consuupuoha oalance SO great That The mere
ieecnlng ana carrying q IL made the wealth Of which
.ne NORTH oSed % boast Cotton Is indeed KING NO
nas'on cared maze war on cotton ana the south had
ohs 70 wl'nnolu ehls single staple ior year OF swo'
~ sne might easily 90 70 bring tne wnole world 10
iss hnees "a s9ecs suppncatou Inc oouth had never
nau' hor "oula y ever nave cause nor wal Inc
nss'sspp fa'iey' the l"sure seat oi the empire Oh
s'e Woflu as was o. o,a ahe vaiey Oh the ME- DE-
iOnseu 70 'ne SOUTH .ae hnaoi'ants upon its up
pr s'iDu'A'ies were now ilnca 70 we 9ou'i' 'ney
@Vu,u oeaso ~ De -. iney are pounu ~ US IN lhe
oonus u INTERESTS 80 isney 'nae tney can never oe
oi0Asn eiaFe'y "oaiu eAseuu o'el every aFa'iapie
= ,Ne 'ea' iie oioseu " oon'ias''"s
US anu uusspi'ins 'einper u 9oa'nefh plAeA
uS :,
~ r'o sA'e' auu 'ne i',iinsns run,
over 'no Noisn I, ',t'ue 2. 0ie unpOunueu
e1se"s'on t'iet' " sne eie0'lis ilaiVnae.
nave siNep sae uss"'s Va sis poeetiei speeeh' pe'
o ~ y ~ hisu iip'is anu extreme ssiinVauce
ING pia'h hepuohea.s, earn nave ofaefea copies
q y ~ nunuieus "a 'nousanu7, 70 noou the worth
WIN 'ne.' "a ~ os''ci n1uu' ''e iuess
wiz pe s'sen " ''""iu spse.A ~ .ne 0ou'h' ihe
piOOAan'ason y W. su'yus@'ion WI oe sar'ieu W
EVERY oDutHeFn hIeslue Tue anlily OF tue South 10
maintain itself as separate conederacy will be proved
to every Northern merchant and manufacturer When
II IL ran,a,,,hsraa nv ,,hor, thoso On, .olo o lo
~ ,- Il, 4, !. r.
uu "uee 'ioy WHY niaoe' ~ hiuS' pe oiear 70 'he
duest perception that the day OF the test is near at
hand AS was long ago foreseen the question of dis