New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07

sUsLlMELr STRONG SENTIMENTS.
/ The Auburn Signal Ii published in tho state oi
Alabama--a rich and fertile commonwealth. irhAb'
tied hy noble population and II 6es At the head
Of it's editorial columns the name Of Henry A. WISE
Of Virginia, q il fayorts candidate for the next
Presidency Of the United States. It vindicates and
enforces his claims TO that preeminsnt dstinstion
with remarkable vgor and perinacity and an aston.
ishing flow OF Language. Indeed, the following, in
ito peculiar line OF forid eulogy and sparkling viva
CITY, has neysr been surpassed In this or any other
country Ia fact, We arc much mistaken il its par.
ael can be pointed out in the annals of modern jour
nalism There Il something in it which strikes the
eye, rings upon the ear pulsates upon the heart and
leads to sensations Of the most unquestionahle char
acter Although, unfortunately, not gifted ourselves
we like strong writing, become ecstatic over pathetic
writing, and adore magnificent and sublime writing,
to such an extent that our command Of the English
language does not enable to give expression to our
true eengs, or to even feeby portray the emotions
that thrill our bosom we read aud are enlightened.
The Auburn Signal thus introduces some extracts
from private letter:
Gov. WIsE-We take the liberty Of extracting
from private letter ofa distinguished friend the fol-
lowing glimpse OF the Napoleon Of American politics
49, Sl Msa NIL " sne Ma.sAon .. sae UeinoGracy-
aOniy Of OnsncocknM whose voice fo.sav sonnd 4,
ont from the Executive Chamber Of virginia, over
the States OF this Union.over the seas and in Eu.
H. NOR s " snan MADE ne eloqnence Of
MINIMIZING nervaiinr moral novar vb;ch pho,Ss
time in it's orbit and the revolving ages in the circles
OF Eternity, than that Of all the Kings and Poten.
ase. 2. EuacPe seer.a proPne. ana apostle OF
ltcs chez n the Tned ststss vboss 1 e. pv
is the perfection Of principle and 10 oil for honor and
good cause!
We do not believe any match for the foregoing can
be found. We do not think any Christopher Colum
bns lives who will ever be able to find its parallel no
matter how long the voyage Of discovery that may be
entered upon.
There Il one ernrees;or bouav.- +h., - ~.
-. ,..1,.1s .u"s vs. ~ nos
sndeIsseno' VIZ Tue mcAanon OF the Maiakoh OF
the Democracy" Now, who the deuce is Mcmahon
We never heard Of him. How does he spell bis first
name7 Ia Il s;mnlv McMo.on v;,hon, 80 -
nrss,vss, a. - Il iohr - GO, ny pionA "
y. = y sonn, VI o"1n OF Jones, or brown,
OF BLACK or " hite Mcmahon ~ wondering and
slightly confused, but admiring world, must be en-.
liphtened in the nremsea before Il c.n f1 - ~ ff
49, ~. =. 49,. ~, ..oe - o. W
..,o sue stAnuess conn'ps'on.nls OF inostinguisn
able and unaccountable enthusiasm! Let this point
be made clear and great deal will be accomplished
Than again Il .esus - rs .h.t H.. .,,n.;,a i. ~.
.sM.,.Lotrn =. .,;sh.,. -. =. au'u. :" slo
= e'o'' - shsnuy ous " pace. Inc only
AAakoH We ever heard OF il in the Crimea ct Sebas
topol, and the French whipped the Russians out Of
th.t M.l.to8 s.,;La s.ok,i =. .aon :, "a
49,. :. a.. m.a-, 80 = .A'y sos iaii
snAuse - s.en Ane "ofo, .uefeoie' Is NOT synony
nous with that OF victory. Hence in such connec-
ton, unreasonable peope-and there are great many
such in this world-may object to its u.e We dom,
s,;a.. ~. ~. asa .D'. ~ ~ ~ use ~ aon'
oD1ect' Me only REFER 70 the matter incidentally
THAT'S all Tor Is 1t was reported that Homer nodded
sometimes, the wisest OF creation NAV trim nm occ.
e;onaIlv
IL. "a,
VS. WIN Nv" p.oeeeo w quo.e sue eAsfacss IRON the
private letter OF distinguished friend, published
in the Auburn Signal:
called on Cav Wise uh.n n.esed tbron,h p;o,,
ond sonnd NJ; Il IL s.npp asseu 'nr1hga cn
the editor and another oentIemsn ,r;,b ,,;,,.
h onS items. He offered me- one hut 1 dec R,pds
as did not smoke.
he is an older looking gentleman than expected
g ~. he y al sum- WIN light hair long and How
Iii With The excent;nn ~ H. nosa hich g a
quite 30 sharp, be is the image Of Wm. b. Alexander
Of Merrwether county, Georgia.
ne asked me was the son OF his friend IN Con
II than cc,o,,,a @ ~ a..,,,o
protection Of siape property in The Territories which
i told him was being discussed in Congress.
ol OF an nour ne anen discussed this
seldom snrDasseS He addressed S;m au ,o
though be was speaking to an audience Of a thousand
men in tones of thrilling mower heut nm CONVINCING
my Judgment All the time his cues uere on mine and
remained motiontess and speechiess as statue.
hsDer spoSe. mouse IN me paws OF non could not
scared above nv nnoted Tin ahu
was eloquent and powerful. When bid him aiieu
and got into the open felt relieved and somehow
breathed more freely.
Such was the effect produced by an interview with
this distinguished man. do not know how better
to describe it than have done. He shows 90 much
learning that one is afraid to show bis ignorance
was greatly impressed with him, and believe him
to be one of the first men in the country.
never LET him know that ma rticnated in nphI;c |
affairs I'm foo ;g,o,ontI f"'~" - po''''
"A II ..'' w s6"0, 4t!
,;nd M az ~ auu I,um WEI ne speaks .ns! re-
thought Of It thousand tmes while he was cnnvers.
ing.
He will be bold man who hereafter questions,
either in thought, word or deed the urapprosched
and unapproaehable mental moral and physical gran.
deur Of Gov Wise The editorial preface to the pri
vate letter above settles that matter eectuay and
forever. Especially that part "all with pipes with
long stems,' supremely interesting, and as conyinc-
ing as demonstration ITSELF
We now take leave Of the subject It is too great
for our poor comprehension. We would never have
touched 1t at all but for the fact that we thought it
nnr dutv ra1ordlacu of norua,n,n,o, j.. r.,, 49,