New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-09
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The following is from the Baton Rouge Advocate,
of the 9Th inst. Speaking OF the Democratic Mass
Meeting held in Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening
last, and OF the action OF the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, on the I'd inst, both OF which have
been duly promulgated in the columns Of the Cres
cent, the Advocate says:
The immediate inference we drew from these indi
cations OF separate and distinct, and therefore an
tagonistc party acton was Una. tns Une W. ~ ~.
party, and the other irregular, disorganizng and
revolutionary. The sequel has verified our painful
conclusions at least in respect to the character mo
tives and objects Of one OF them; The proceedings
Of the meeting at Odd Fellows Hall, which we pnb-
lish elsewhere have parallel in the annals OF the
| Democratic party. Its like cannot be found upon
our records indeed, do we think it possible 70 nnd
precedent for it in the history Of any of the political
associations OF our country. The meetings OF the
Jacobn clubs during the French revolution can alone
furnish precedent and parallel for the Odd Fellows
Hall meeting. Perhaps the leading spirit q me
New Orleans meeting was indebted to bis early per
sonal recoections for many Of those nicely pnrasea
sentiments on " turbulent factions" despotic co.
alitions,"" groveing ogarches !. ostracised Demo
Gratis" with somebody's foot their necks, etc., etc.
Indeed, Mr.. Soules speech reads very much like
iyered to meeting Of sans culo,tes during the Reign
of Terror. They resemble in ferocity,
and revolutionary appeals. The orators Of Jacobn-
ism bad an exalted faith in their mission Of anarchy
and disorganization, and this effort Of MT Soole
seems inspired with equal zeal in behalf Of the IN.
PRODUCTION and establishment Of Red Repubhcanism
among US. We don't think our exctable ex-senator
will achieve either greater renown or nober results
than were reached by the abors of his distinguished
countrymen If our Democracy needs reformation
and regeneration, we shall not look to Mr. Soue for
Al. voIa Snr Tuthor He ia rot thnr he
sites of discomfort and cabas and disorderer than
the Achilles of concord and victory.
If this attempt to inoculate the Democracy with
his viruspsendo of reform is not put down BY the
honest integrity and loyal discipline of the masses Of
the party at once, Democracy will soon follow the
footsteps of its ancient foe Whiggery, and lie down
with it in the charnel.house of death. The issue is
plainly one for life il dleness. or supineness, OF
oyerweening selfreliance prevail, then shall we fall
the victim of this unclaimed demon OF disorganiza
. ton. Democracy, however, has outived the on OF
slaughts of many hostile heroes Hamilton, with the
laurels won on the battle fields of the Revolution
fresh on his brow, and Clay and Webster, in the
noon.tide of their intellectual supremacy = these
giants we're powerless to impair its ascendency bI
weakening the affections of the great masses OF tn
people for its doctrines Of constitutional government
and the most enthusiastic servitor and adherent
j. Soue Forneyism can hardly claim for his politica
i hybridty the prowess which those demigods Of tn
be crushed out by the loyal discipline of the faithful
Democracy The mutiny is the offspring OF discor
u tented ambition, and will not spread beyond tn
. ranks Of disappointed oficeseekers. The Men
Sahib of the rebellion ia anxious to open for his fol
! tunes the career of Stephen A. Douglas. Like hin
he attacks the Administration and prates about
fetal interference and corruption" Bat these Celti
ebutions of bad blood and bad taste and bad sense
n will in no wise tend to the consummation so d
5 voutly sought after Mr.. Soule shall neither win th
J. crown of martyrdom nor seat in the United State
: Senate. What he and his Sepoy confederates d
serve they shall get abundantly-the pity of the Wis
1rhfhn rfad md
el of ALL
L. The above is awful the anti Sidellians and te
Of rife on Mr.. soule. He is called the NenaS
S the rebeon,'' and they "his Sepoy confederates
This language when recent occurrences in East Ind
recolected combines everything that is scathir
Of and dishonoring in the EXTREMIST Of unqualified
IN nunciaton and execratioh. Nena. Sahb the chi
East Indian rebel against English rule in that con
try is or rather was, monster at the mere mentI
of whose name the heart sckens and the cheek gro
oy. pale. He ordered his Sepoy confederates' at t
= commencement of the rebellion in India, when
SG star appeared to be in the ascendant to perpetra
ere atrocities upon English prisoners, infants, babi
bs madens, matrons and fathers which the language
wholly inadequate to describe and the mere referen
ely to which causes the heart o6humanity to shudder
sa its innermost depths. For instance, we will cite
md case An English family was captured. The hi
her band wife and adult children were all securely bou
of and brought to the place of torture If there was
a infant in the family, its toe and finger nails We
pulled out in full view Of father mother brothers
er sisters and otherwise tortured until death came to
ion relief Then the next older children were subject
to the same horrible process. Then the tende
. reared maidens the daughters, were dishonored b.
brutal sodiery, and tortured to death. Then
wife was treated in the same manner, and
wv tragedy wound up by subectng the husband, "
NJ had been spectator all the while to the most
descrbable torments hellish ingenuity could inve
Hundreds, if not thousands of cases. similar to
one cited above, occurred in India during the
! 81 81 months of the "sepoy' revolt there.
o. Of course we take it for granted that the Ad
ER cate considers Mr.. Soule an American, not an E
rip, Indian "Nena-Sahib,' and "hs confederate Sepoy
sS7 not as bad as the sepoys' of Delhi and Cawnpo
ass and we only alluded historically above to show
on what lengths newspaper denuncation in this pee
arly blessed country could go.
1t. Besides, as we strive to publish newspaper, in
best sense of the term we make it point to Gull
HIT and preserve all the choicest gems that happen to
ron, along the newspaporial wayside.