New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
spyvARD AND TaH souTM.

It is well sometimes TO exhibit to those contented
aud confident Southern men who think with Senator
Hammond that the South can hurl defiance against
ali her enemies) what the leading Northern organ
;srs oro doinu ana thinking Of From Senator
i r1, 1o,s ,,aoob 4slirerod fbraa ar ropr dave
Il SeWafas ivy spsoeI 50, 800 = VT
before the Iate New AoIh 0Ite eleeeto' WHICH re-
suited in the triumph Of freesoilism, we extract two
II nsssares which will throw some light upon that
/ .t4a
~ WIZ rs ms snow oi the next Two years Eo Wtness
w y tlls s.ie LsepSuetn parry wiSlllL
tle slaYe tT, gug I,ie s9 ~ te g!ate au ue
Iels SUN y tauh nld'L " anu Gasslas
"a ola1 ~ Aeutuohy' WIN. remains VI otgdhlzalleh
s haIioha party 10 oe aHe2ted Is as sure and Ger
ta " Mhat mas aieaay occurred, ana Is now SO as
ei1esiy seen
~ nave sala tnst Wnei we 9Fganlzaton should DC
shscaye t9 oatae "9uid III aftauy hal. W9h, anu ~
" run y haS aiseaay happened IN 1895 we were
0IganAeu ~ al she tree at'tes except FenisyVana
iuulala, new Jersey ana Catlorhla. Duflng the
ny year We nave competed our organization ~ lnoss
tates, ana t eeeLlohs winch nave already occurred
y then nave nroaghV 70 she hepaohcah parry accgs
sloHs Whieh, II they nao occurred IN 1900 Wouia
nave secured Republican Congress ana hepuBBll
cah administration. Io speak more Qlreel "
pnoean congress Is alfeady secured u oly sae 2t@te
o. NeW 1ofk Which mas hIthefI9 ieu ~ tnls sLeat
Struggle shail not now lorsake ahu abahuun Tue eoi
Rest and betray the cause OF freedom
Then speaking Of the Northern Democrats OF the
Administration marty Seward disposes Of them sum
a-fI-. nc -. ori+ 4. I'll osti,,oto ~ +boir
naiH5' iho "ois' u ~ us
| power ana influence Is correct:
The case of these retaiuers of slavery also finds
parallel in that of the Swiss ercenary soldiers of for
| tune who constitute always the bOdyguard of des
pots in Europe The retaners Of slavery in the free
States abuse the ereduy oil the Shareholders by ever
more promising them easy trumphs over the resist
ance which they encounter.
Lett be understood, then henceforth that our con
test is not with the Shareholders but with the abettos
and retainers of slavery among ourselves. Let us
constitute ourselves into committees of vigilance and
detect and expose these retainers to condgn punish
ment We shall have no difficulty in finding them.
Whenever we SEGA Citizen Of the free State obtaining
.e are5lqes o. ee Tnea
snred we b.ya fonnd one vg il chef This c0ns
racy. There is one or more Of such in every postof
fee, and from five to hundred or thousand lurking
u every ~ do 9ei1S sae aq
once tbat inv ara insignifesnt n 1nmbers. Tbey
constitution inconsderable and insignificant portion
q the population 81 the Tree states one perhaps
~ .tse VI Lge VI W. ~ sT usst, " "
est and uncorruDted ps6pje thew co1precate chiefly
in large towns and cities and there actively
engaged, though unseen, IN baiiiiGg aud defeating
W. y y W. s tbt =, re
within our reach and within our power. What shall
be done with them? Cur fathers dealt sammariIy
WIN their prototypes. Ihey coniscated their es-
to tbe nrotactiop ana favor of e Rrsb GovaTn
meDt which thew mad "a faithfully served What do
you say, feowcitizens in the present case? Shall
w send ne retalnerS q slavery whom We detect
them savarsiy p KIT ,trons @ VIII
an ADEQUATE humber Of slayes2 | see al once that
this would not do. suchan occupation would require
industry and labor, which are not within their line.