New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

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4 pHce " oiellAg ~ progrss which ~ cenae
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j espec6ly a MissouA The - = dtaAgreenni
one mo that - yos4 not tuaoh - ~ wess We 70
constrained thereto hy conviction o. profound duss
But W long since mAde up our mind thas me peop'
a our immediate portion q ~ Union should not p
kept IA ignoranco Of what was taxing place elsewhere
Il nor heredpcs1 q state Of utter hepeesness, FL
:. inAn..e. i. IL .uas.l eoverpment II concerned
-ssss.. sa.,r ~ Il condit;on n af.ira Il =,
WA1oee Wy 3e-Ss :,
could prevent ~ Hence We nave PROBABLY nseo mucl
mos ace II ths discussion Of this particular matte
i ~ auy twcnty papers In the South. West And
=. - ernd "a ~ that from The m,sse. n Tho ,eo
PIE ~ have met win much and satisfactory enconr
| agemsnt. which leads NJ to hope and believe tina
thare i In reality true and positive Southern FEELING
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We wefe @ consult the Union-atany-price jour
mails, or the merely partisan newspapers and politi
ci.ns - von,a 10 sor..a - ths c,oirs;, tha. A.
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.ss wou. De0one wilhng vassais OF seward OF any
NoFthern fanatic before they would consent that q
manly blow should be struck for Justice. constitu
tional rioht ar indenena.rre and that nc late,
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"o.sA a,aoy A oue :" .ne n'enes' nIaoef'
saef pol.lcai aonemes were 70 Dc rendered sure o.
Tat Ansn.t the na,tsea r.ee,ra, n .hove mode a
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Congreas 10 the ST. Louis District, over Francis r
blair, Jr., (Biack Republcap,l This event was
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- !. IN Mtssourl. we Always snougns, ana
think now, that II indicated no such thing, because
t;or ~. c.r,,. - ~. .ry,s.t ,crt ~ fr.nas "a
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nsse ny aocA ne WIN eser ud Pe1iniseeo " ake nls
seat In tho Federal House Of Representatives.
b In the Congress to which he was announced as
having been elected which OPENS ON the frst Monday
= Ys.e...h.. rI,. .,.;... 81; q. 81,
= neceMues. Az c..'ms VIM u ~ Pfopaoliity, pe
denied, and BARS admitted
Well, on the drst Monday OF this month an excit
inn mnn;cins, esct;nn tonk n,ace n The o;tv - 9.
~. m,,r.. ~. - ny ~ ~
..'us LITE pa..1s n.us eauo'uAses IN 'ne HELD
me Oppo0u0n or BLACK kepublican, the Democratic,
and the American-and for weeks prior to the final
determination OF the controversy the city uas tent
{. .rl.-. -.,...--, II. ~ "as Ase'
~ sssso W n'su poasicai eAcitemens Wnicn event.
mated IN the polling OF very heavy vote. Filley
was supported by the Freesoers and the onnostior
generally: Borv Nv the ,ernl.r nan,ocrats. .na
$3.50 -. N sue iesuis1 Denocrats and
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's ssa sece'seo ol44 votes oslz votes; Wy
+ Iii he n.,cs,v.d th.. the s,.c..s,,, a.,s;,o.
Y, = pelse.'e. .uA' .ue successful eandioase
oa nos ieceise majority OF the sotes cast yet on
the plain question Of emancipation, no doubt ma.
iority Of MANY thousands could he obtained IN a.
Iouis No vell informed mn d;snutas tn;s a.. -
AD1.s' ~ Ven !i'olnaso .n11 aasputes tnls lact
Ahe chicago Press and Tribune-the chief free
soil organ Of Illinois iubant over the St. Louis
victory. IN its issue Of the eth inst. It sars