New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

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The two ohisf origins 81 The Nsttoaal" Democ.
raey CONTINUE a If tune ana addict tae ears Of the
innocent puhlle With harsh grating, repugaant
sounds III wie nns sa smallest sciatilla Of pleasant
harmony can b detected. Tbs managers Of the res
partve stsslaenss seem playing at cross purposes
and although they haye not yet openly manifested
the mutual hostility which animates them, collision
is inevitable 1t no remote period.
i few days siace NE published extracts from the
Washington Union and Richmond Enquirer, two Of
the most potent Democratic Journals in the land,
accompanied BY appropriate comments, The Union
denounced Senator Douglas. The Enquirer sus-
tanned Senator Douglas. The one proclaimed him q
traitor 70 the National Democracy. The other in
ssted that he was IN acceptable champion Of the Ma
tonal Democracy. Never before did political doc
tors, 81 the same school, differ 50 widely The strong
est opposition journal in the country could not bring
forward more singing objections against the party Of
which the two papers named are the leading mouth
pieces and opponents, than they bring against them
selves nor could finer opportunity to bring the
party, 80 far represented by then into disrepute
be desired by any conductor Of exclusively poit
cal newspaper. The time was when such clasbing
ofssntiment would have aroused the Democracy from
one extremity Of The Union to The other would have
stimulated widespread if not universal, discussion
buf now ii scarcely occasions ripple on the surface
Of the body polite. Whether this apathy is occa-
stoned BY d want Of confidence on the part Of
the masses OF the people in the integrity Of the
motives that animate their party leaders, Or
whether they have become so accustomed to corrup-
ton in high places that they pass exhibitions Of it
by with little o. notice, we are not prepared to
ayouch. It il sufficient for our present purpose to
that the Washington Unions ide Of what consti.
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that entertained ny the hlcnmona enquirer me
| one is the organ Of President Buchanan-the other
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reference 70 senator anu ms onleBo speech.
In former years the Union was wont TO speak OF Mr.
DefYpas AZ one Of tie greatest statesmen and ora
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indeed, Mf, bougiss eoplo never Jay eialal 10 any
higher character than that of a ready and effective
debateru Assuredly q our Caesar has shrunk to-
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Revolutionary convention and frame another Topeka
OF eayenworth constitution, in violation Of the act
q ION congress.
WIN w apose 11tteF e4eaes ron tne unloh, We
WIN proceed . qaose rom tne henmona enquirer
WHICH tahes ah sAaety opposlte view q the same
man aa tne same question IN reply 70 an afgiee
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sssts ty1s 81 is fafs, Should tbe entire "i Tecomn
ton Democracy OF the State hold aloo o. set up an
opposition candidate Douglas defeat must prove
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dorssd liz pregol,s course reassembe with bs con.
sent aud n view Of hia fecantation to assert new
born faith IL Lecompten--no power on earth could
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ed discard 81 seryiie sabmissen vonld alike nTlve
fatal to Mr. Douglas election and the success OF the
Democratic partyin 1850 There IS but one method Of
nancv bIs se Parry ho lsr ppett ana 5e e
this tbe EXAMINER forasIIv Tenbiatea + L tbet
sinee the party have an equal basis on which all can
unite which both the President and Judge Douglas
,s, l9f se alecslo Il. ol aeLa1oIia u
It's issue presebted III He action If the feeomnton
Convention fbe ta, dipfsio,s ~ ta ,art sjj ss,fse
to disagree on past question Of policy.
There Is about az much regard for principle IN the
foregoing as there is aroma in decayed coon.skih
me Enquirer fFst asserts that Judge Douglas is
faithful representative Of the Democratic party =
aamlta mat that party in Illinois and the North is
irreeoneablg divided on principle indispensable to
the yindicatton q the constitutional rights Of the
south-the admission of State with constitution
permitting slavery, for it means nothing else-and
goes on and eooiy proposes that this vital issue be
merged for expediencya sake, and that they all
aprea tn diSa0re9 y rnnure rsrfeo{l tf1b,rl