New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07

4 rr,rnr, IN saturdays Daily hulsou.i u,
regular election All over ne Z. colh,nonn 49,.
j will take place next Monday. ine p u. ea,s
-. .b.ir ijnly nominated State ticket IN the ned,
80 4, Nave the Oppostonists and the respective
1910 a each have been widely and thoroughly
,;s.nssefi bv their respective advocates
M npposition State ticket is made up Of the
-, ~ ~ material All the names it belong
e men ii the highest character and standing
Who would fill crcditably any position they might
ass,,nlc the responsibility of-and should itsucceed,
the people Of the State will have good reason to
be proud Of the choice they have made. Such men
81 Wells, Ray, Durant, Anderson, Perkins, Blake
and Cuny, can be trusted and honored with entire
safety. We shall vote the ticket with pleasure, and
trust all our friends and all conservative citizens,
and all in favor Of an uninterrupted reign of law
and order, peace and quiet, and an economical and
just, prudent and WISE administration of our pub
lie affairs, will do the same.
In our own Parish, as we have said on former
occasions, things have been wonderfully mixed
under Custom House management. Here, Demo-
crat who doesn't vote the regular State ticket
violates /" rules and usages;'' and If he doesn't
vote the Independent American Parish ticket
he also violates Democratic " rules and usages; =
and if he fails to support the Sidell
Legislative ucket, he Is 10 pe ahatieha.iAe 90 .
doubly dyed traitor 70 al ruies anu usases'
| HOW they VIII nA y up--"hei, huehss y iaes
ana usages y demanded On 'he o..' i'"io, CIV
repudlatlon Oh inc same rules anu us''ses ~,
4ui.cu 'il ue GUY 80. ::
no Ao" = .i.s a1o =
It, ~ mo ,;c;ans there
I. ~ faot q ACCOMPLISHMENT
n. ,,oss;bl. wa have onr doubts whether the
| arch con;nrer down below. could beat them if he
/ tried his best-they are so expert, matches and
unparalleled in skill. But whether the masses of
the people will allow themselves to be made actors
/ in these extraordinary performances is another
matter. We strongly incline to the opinion that
they will repudiate an alliance with conjurers and
magicians, and get up represen'a'loh On 'iielr
own account for their own penen' ana advance
ment-and not for the aggrandizement OF scnemng
politicians.
The Parish tickets have been before the people
for some weeks. The American parish ticket is as
good one as people ever had the opportunity of
Voting for here or elsewhere It is altogether and
ahsoIntelv uncomfortable in it's composition and
n, TIE man on It are honest. faithful and
.anahi I lare widely and ieseryedly popular and
Ssa..,a "a ,,;,, he elected. We have not heard
~; ntfou1 lrre
z. -. 49, oon Ia inSt,v nrred its merits
a. ,,anara, worth heinz On mi
pens . $50 D.. ,,ao,,,a ora as,ad ~
versaily aohnoM.eussr' -' pesp, -, oa,aa -,
80 - !, t;o,-at ,,ot NJ, in tba
inuepenoen' Ans.an 49, e ~ = 80.
Sustoh- HOUSE, ui i .'le auapees :. ~
intrlguers known 70 inc poh'icai nissoiy u 'ns
country. we happen 70 kho" solie iiuiluieus VI
good Democrats who emphateahy repuoiate the
unholy alliance consummated IN the vast granite
ediice. The American legislative ticket is good
working ticket composed of lawyers, doctors,
8 merchants, mechanics and property holders, and
will make itself heard and felt in the legislation
+ lHke,y to take Mace during the next two years.
Y We entertain confident belief that the election
VIII pass ol Pe"o'aoi, -, ..;,,.a 4,
my '.e 80 n,
those VINO advocate tne preteisiohso VI eio 'io
! of the Custom House. any disturbances shouid
nccur we venture the prediction that, as hereto
!, 80 .lo, ,I or;r;rote with tho onnonents of the
, -. -. - ,,oa NO would canton our
~ r. i, Ill -, :.,4 - -.
Irienus, anu dusise tlel ~ eiuuie ,''1As $50 W.
tumely to the exuemest nmt deceht MINIMUM " IL
e hermit The time and the occasion, the past anG
= the future alike call for forbearance. The gooG
a - -. 81, ,,,h;ol ,,o horo 4b,s for ,vorthilx
4 -, ,,Ia LII, g. f1aoronoo I 4
anu nonoi ap'y uPne,u, o"tis - -
them De Paueht anu SLOW 10 anger anu nou seiin'
until blows are dealt at them. by THESE mean
= thew will triumph, shame their enemies, mantail
L a. bonor IF Tho c;tv and nreserye their con
Il ..4
!, ], =;
1hac they VIII po PuiP os0iJ M
: suited we have no sort OF questlon. Inats th'
s game of the arch jntrlguer OF the commonwealth
n R;ota ORC dasred and If riots can he stimulated
e on,t;r,, onnrnoch;no riots sbon,d mar the har