New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02
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ss Il aE isssg nFsbsbis iiaf Northern fanaticisut
sii irEse ts oath rs she sqallig geTy feg years.
aas soFills ou pe9ps d surrender as boudsnler or
ssb t5 sbeeash iof iheir liberties, both If person
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gaossis Ii iB views Of s writer who, VIC appres
hsnd & oaly few months or d few years in advance
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ssInagyaspr,N the Mercury correspondent thinks,
s m rs the present position Of the South in the cons
iederacy Is concerned, shat the world increases Ia
gears mora tllan ia wisdom; that we derive little
from the experience of bygone days. This is
melancholy tgutll-a truth Whcihas signalized with
disaster tile history Of many nations in all the ages
Of the Garth OF which we have written or traditional
annals. 4 great many years Of uninterrupted pros
perty lead to entire Gogeuness Of the valuable les
sons taught by adversely and thus the peoples heed
lessy rush upon disaster and sometimes ruin, which
ordinary forecast would otherwise have guarded
against. Then, InnovatoF proceeds to illustrate ID
this wise rhe resemblance between the position OF
tile Colonies ia their struggle against unjust and ty
rannica legislation attempted to be imposed BY the
British Ministers, hacked BY the British Parliament,
upon them. and the contest between Nerth and South
"a Che subject 81 taxation and Interference with our
property by abolition agitation, must strike every one
at ail acquainted with The history Of those times
Thefe i much force ID The foregoing. It is true
TINT are not taxed without being but
It il also true thatwe are not taxed equally or shat
the and patronag e Of the General Govern
nent have not been 50 distributed as to discriminate
abehalf Of aorth 20 the manifest detrment oil the
South In addition we are punderedei cur property
continually its value is impaired by JUS stability
being thgeatened;a fierce crusade is being waged
against our constitutions rights; IN both houses Of
Congress il has been defantly proclaimed That the
battle against slavery has beep fought and won by
fhs A,oiitsanete IN me NationaI Senate Senator
MI - 1s.Iss 4,t 4t, 14,.st ,asso., thss
asnnOtssSy esS!easl sit's Wy n a u y
master ana lafa et tAe 1oltns ata tas ony aitet
native lott the South was to make the best Of a
bs5 iar4aiq j, ana aitho6gb ~ ~, represented Ia
sss ,s. s .l ., .a a.ss
kAe asasta1 saisia.uts oIsth1 eo11stgs r. " say
before, nothing - more certain than tnag our hepfe
sentatjyes will be unable to effect anything in our be-
1aIF aftsr tbvaa ~ go,F rnYa Eraasal efates ot.tan
n - i, I'll,
aanllsaQn lato the oalon ~ o. whlch WI pfooapy
occur before the adjournment Of she next session Of
Congress So ii may be seen at glance that unless
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come the prey OF the spoilers without we determine
81 time that We will have equality in the Union or
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AAsa eue @laeei eeoys aliaeea y eVes on " say
that many Of the same evils that beset the Colonies
now afltct the South that them as now, stthe CRY
sac rfnia, tn tk.t vsara aftar Tho ta,oIrtionor,
ese solo1aa aasAollees alo isaong
men declared themselves SUI ior umon VIVA the
aiotueL tlat allnousn eneIe 7 no
O. ieeling between tae people q the swo sections
alske having aslfpea tne p'aee q irisaasaip, a9d
thaI isaook' however silght, would make the
slsseA cEasal snas ho1Nslthstaaoiag fEesldeat
4 Buchanan says he despaira 81 the Union and looks
Union rolls from Maine to Texasy And, to quote
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ing i eyeFy i5sult, INV st5maebipr every rriey.
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