New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08
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The following items about this interesting topic
we clip from the Monroe (Ouachita Parish) Register
of the 29th ult. As the Register is an influential
exponent Of country Democratic opinions, we think
its views should have the benefit of full metropolitan
reading. Hence the publication OF the subjoined
paragraphs. "-
Here is the first item
IMPoRTANT-Our news monger informs us Of i'm.
portant Senatorial Negotiations about to be ef.
fected between parties which will tend to secure Mr.
Sides election regardless of the wishes of the peo-
pie! We ara informed as to the movement in ques-
ton, and will refer to it at length hereafter.
Here is the second item:
JUST So.-A friend sent us word the other day, IL
we continued to oppose the reelection of Mr. Slidell
we would be ranked with the Bob Tails.
We will inform said friend that we never ran for
the State Senate against regular Democratic nomi
all are to be styled "Bob Tas' who oppose the re.
election of Senator Slidell, Long Tails had better
give up the ship OF once Or they will soon be left
without friends sufficient to afford them respect.
able burial. We belong to the administration
National Democracy" regardless of Tails, whether
they be Long or Short.
The bull recently issued by the Louisiana New
Oreans) Democratic Club, styling all "Rob Tails''
successor, won't win with the National antsec,ional
Democracy of the country parishes.
We hope our friend will remember these facts and
"govern himself accordingly"
Here is the third item:
U. S. SENAToR.-The unguarded and over anxions
friends of Senator Slidell are pokng fun at the
country Democracy by telling them it is out OF the
question to unite on any man as Slides opponent !!
We ask the country Democracy it they are will.
ing to be rdculed and laughed at by the friends of
gentleman, who openly declare that he shall be re-
elected at any cost let it be ever SO great.
Here is the fourth item: @-
U. s. SESAroR-We are informed by reliable
FRIEND fresh from New Orleans, that it will be mpos.
sble to defeat Mr.. Sldel for the simple reason the
country Democracy will fail to unite its strength on
one candidate!! |!
Our friend also informs us that enough Of Mr.. Sill
des friends have been nominated (for the Legisla.
| ture) to place the election beyond a douht!!! We
would like to know upon what data the friends of Mr.
Slidell predicate this wise opinion? As far as we
know (and we are pretty well posted) the shoe is on
| the other foot.
We don't blame the immediate friends of Senator
Slide for putting out such impressions on the con
rary, we are rather pleased and amused at the skill
exhibited in the move. Brag is a good dog, in somt
cases. but rather think he'll tuck his tail this tint
and make for the woods.
With these four items we will close. The countr,
defeat Senator Sldell if it chooses so to do But
to electa country gentleman in his place. the countr
must move as unit. We doubt whether the coun
try be united. Mr.. Sdells strongest friends ar
in the country and he is man of infinite resources
tact and management.
CROPS IN AvoYELLEs PARIsH.-The Central Or
gan of the lst inst. has the following:
Contemplating is progressing finely with our plant
ers. The crop will prove an excellent one.
We have just returned from trip to the bayOus
and found great complaint among our friends 10 the
sugarmaking portion of the parish in regard to the
drought. They had had no rain there for some sia
weeks or more. We presume, from all appearances
one, and has afforded the planters the desired relief
Perhaps there has been too much of good thing
The cane is not good we had been led to believe
owing to the we have mentioned, yet with the
refreshing rain, il it is general will be vastly bene
fitted.
The weather for the past few days, up to yester
day. has been unusually warm for this season of the