New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-15

SE3 81
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~ salnalion of Hon. John EeecAsr - re Der |
oesatic caldsassa 5cf 0ovesnoe q Rirsnia. Ply
ducing 10 egitimats sait. + \ nov proposed 20
hcld ~ XXI black Republicaa Nasaonai Con,enuon
u Wheeling movement 70 tu.s saess -. -
ready been made, and y mus Snlou'0's1 = sne
New York TTibune, q me s.n lns.sns
The Repubceas q Mlesnnki Mas;onsI ~ Gam.
n.y. rs;r- Nv section 81 wheeling Is the place
III hoains ia National Convention that il to nomi
nate the next President. We hope sncr request wii
o needed 4,
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BLACK Kepoohcans OF TUG Nof'n' suu as i's so'eo
unquestionaoy posenua1 70 tema.Aao'e easen'. :.
more tnan plopanie .nas Tue request s
Republicans OF Wneehhg MM 20 neeueo, 4nu
that inc nexs Heesoi cano'oate ior tne llss.uea0s
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toa .he pulpose y no.l'ua..us' ~. a.e u.s' e.ss
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ING consutusouAny gua1an'eeu 1sn's ~ NC So.'
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seet'on ana artlcie @ INC Conss.eo''on ne VIII 70
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ana Articles may nappen 20 run - sne
eels sno cspnces o. Aoo1s'oa 'ahas'Ssln
However, snis y an .se q strange esenss Mne
tne Aooliuon Nas'onsl convention .. ioos wa, ~, -
ned 10 Cnarleston, new Orleans or ualses'ou' WY
knowss AZ inc ra'e anat'c'sm y p!os.s1sns no"'
II VIII % able % 90 Almost anything pieses W''nin
Anew years.
However, We are NOV 0IsPoscu ~ piamo s"e Ae
pubIicans Of wheeling for their in the premi
q. a, ...n n cast censnre upon the New York
T.;sn. :. r,and;rr that their reonest he
tribune lot leuom.neu.ns .uas sus,. W
heeded for the very simple but conclusive iacs tnat
the conduct Of the Democracy Of Virginia. in nomHat
;ro John retcher for Governor afforded them annie
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they might feel inclined % Jake Inc tree IS always
known by its fruits. As people SON. 50 must tney ex
pect 70 reap Eects follow causes just as wafer seeks
its own level; and the dominant party OF virginia nav
inr selected person to ll the chiefo in their COM
..onra.I,h No 10. ton ~ tve,va wears ro an onen
nv. 49,. ,,..ss.,,sN :. i
ana avoWed FIeesoilef anu cpatlonis.' y y nv
wonder that domestic and foreign freesollers and
emancpationists should conclude to make Yirginian
IA. ~ c~ord .h.otar If thar nationaI oneratinne
wy s1o e,an1 1'''. = 80. i.
when similar event Ahes place III Louis'aua, we
shall not object TO the freesoilers hoding their Ma
tional Convention here
We will now proceed to submit few specimens Of
reesoilis once entertained by the Democratic can
,,data far Governor Of Virginia. John I,etcher in
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vinolca.lon "a W.as - sa'u suose. ~ Ao' ,'un
ner, u s.fen'a'9n i0-, usnre1. speesn =
ingson the soHn y wh.n Le.oner Mses, asaias'
Letcher and others called on him to print that speech
Z tba fo,lov;np language.
7. - . Irx,.e,os Va Sent !. ,s47
Dear Sir. The undersigned, believing that the
argument recently delivered by You in the Franklin
Society 1ayor o. sne removal .. .ns neRln P b
snd that ;s nnhcstion viii tend to
hr;nr ths p1blic mind to correct conclusion on that
onest;on renuest that Won will furnish
~ nth inf statement Of that argument for the
press. 81.
Mr. Letcher's name is second on the list of signers.
Now, We give few choice extracts from the speech.
But let all Western Virginia, on due consideration,
conclude that slavery is PEHNIcrous INSTITUTION,
AND -, Au .r, rs ~. hhsos .au.a e,ua,. .;.;,,n
fore Won some facts ard arguments which nroye the
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Al $500 n.n y,vs ar, vxv,n,v. n,sprpsrs
~, ~ z.o nm ,a., IN srs,,s nc rrw IN pnop in
sn;ta ~ IN hornfifnl g;ffa If nature with which
han;nn prov;danca nos endowed nnr conntrv
M. e.,,a.r. 49,. ~, r,oro,,nn School, md
Aueu ioiio"s Sn"ps'l w ooAae'A SsAo'A' ""o
Education IN general, closing IN these words:
The people of the slave States are not, and canno
he HALF WELL, accommodated with schools as tht
free States; and slavery lnhicts on matudes OF tnen
the curse OF ignorance ana mehtal deGrHuaIol
through NE