New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

/ Hf1ht1t*t<Af -ttAt AtsE n . y - n-s,s
ur rcaers viii know thet We Mace little reliance
! IN ne accuracy 81 proniscnous teleeraphie dis
Matches win the execution of the commercial dis
nates 10 t,,e Associated Press and, NOT always then
4 1;tsle confidence shoold he reposed IN them And Ms
i the teerab otces ar now msusred. opeu to every
joafsr sbarner or sspaoorue. who can raise money
enoooh q NV for ! wing dispatch 10 20 abroad,
snreaaoo mischief deception and frequently pecuni-
ery lbs sn ;uropt arters IL Is question whether
xorse,s ss invention is not positive loss instead
Of a min Unless some laws can be enacted holding
tha sn.,,rs AZ false and counterfeit dispatches to
punishment adequate sure and certain punishment
Iii i not settled thing that It would rot be better
for The general community II every telegraph pole in
the country was cut down and used for irewood and
every mile Of wire coiled in vast round and sunk in
the middle Of the Atlantic ocean. At all events, no
honest man doubts that stern, stringent legislation
legislation so searching and comprehensive, that the
escape Of the author Of false dispatch would be
impossible needed the subject, in order to give
the public confidence in the institution and to render
it rseul and reliable it ought to be- and in
tended to be.
We have been led into these observations because
OF the abominabe dispatches that were sent abroad
In relation to recent occurrences in this city II the
Father Of Falsehood-the original author of Lies
had been expressly employed on the service he could
not have fulfilled the mission more vigantly or ably
than did the person or persons who were employed,
or who volunteered to do the work. Amid the null
titude Of dispatches that were sent forth there was
hardly grain Of truth 70 hogshead OF chat, and
that grain was so studousy concealed as to be abso
utey undscoyerable to strangers to the facts Of the
case. Fslsehood was piled upon fasehood-le stroye
Order was styled the " mob, and the mob the Law
and Order Party-and everything was SO falsiied
and msstate that the worse was made to appear the
better cause.-the wrong the rght-and loyal, peace
loving citizens were made to occupy the positions Of
lawless desperadoes!
These basely false and unnitieatedly slapderous
reports. were evidently sent forth to create bad
feeling against the Law and Order Party of New Or
leans--the American Party-under the sanguine
though deluded conviction. that treason would -four
ish and the revoutionists be successful. Had the
makers thereof been rifted with prophetic ken thew
would have written differently, in all human proba-
bility for they must have been possessed Of sufficient
sense to know that the reaction that would take place
AGAINST them. ON the exposuFe of their baseness
would be terrible. Bnt these fallacious accounts
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Law ~" ''"ao''e " es.i ~ sn''
bronghta eload upon her fair fame-have described
her In the most vilauous terms and have tended 10
create an ;mp,ess,on IN ether commemorative that
- s'' 'D"s
sue was nioueih Souom anu uonorrah, Wheh she
Is as good in all social, moral, lawful and political
respects as any Of her metropolitan neiebbors If not
rnucb halter as vra have talan FRAGMENT occasion \,
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uetnons'ase IN snese columns Inc troe however, we
are hrmly persuaded will oyertake and overwhelm
the false sooner or later and then the vindcation of
the c;tv win he cmnlatsd abroad ;ast a. faIlv 4,
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nisebss ana sha ,sn.;;r , ass ovleseeq lor
forced to coalesce to put them down. Crime. law. |
lessness, violence and outrage has gained the supre
macy Inc h courts 9acs mad eyes ana ears and could
law bas no terror Tbe ss If stce bs. nov ps 'qe
the hands OF men who most deserved H. But evil is
about about TO be checked 1t is about TO have an end.
ns ressIa a, sense ., decency ana justice wiz soon
been driven 70 acs 81 ;astce Ky
by telegraph shows that the people have arisen in the
majesty OF their power, and are alive to the crying
ss Lney aIe organized lot selfProteeton, and for
against he mscreant hands tbst have bitberto ses
law at defiance
Now, gentlemen of the Avalanche, we assure YOU