New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-19

remote part of the city would conciliate no new
sources Of patronage but only divide that now con.
toled by one, and BY such division ruin both. This
will Be the inevitable consequence for neither of the
two operate factions OF the Second and Third Dis.
trcts will yield, but continuing the selEdestroyng
competition will effect the downfall of opera in New
Oreansthe city which boasts its being the only one
in the United States that sustains this most eleva
ting and refined description Of public entertainment
Their uxtapostion and the identity Of their
OF dependence will render this rivalry certain con
sequence and its disastrous results will be assured
It's existence. For its avoidance there is but ont
course to pursue, and this is the location of the
opera-house beyond the dangerous neighborhood and
where it's support would enlist the general interest
sympathy and aid of the great body of the public
The lower city has an operahouse let the ,coie city
have one too the lower city does not need and
not take care Of two, the whole city can. Let the
desire of the majority Of citizens be respected-and il
is such that the minority cannot reasonably oppose
ilet the new operahouse be located on true repub.
can principle to suit the sensible views and greatest
convenience Of the greatest numberlet it be erected
on Canal street, in the teeming center of the city
equally attainabe from the limit of the Third and the
limit Of the Fourth District, and the people of the
whole city will feel interest in it and rally to sus
tain the enterprise. There will be no lack Of mate
rial means to carry out the projet the grandest
SCALE for public spirit and the encouraging character
Of the investment with such auspices to back it, will
induce liberal subscriptions not only to the building
fund.- etc. but to the support Of the operate estab
lishment, should it be necessary.
Such hearty and general cooperation certainly can.
not be expected if the desires Of the whole public are
overlooked to crafty those shortslghted and uu-
reasonable-of portion only. Citizens will mo-:
invest their money in an amusement house erected
where it is certain to be failure put away out of
sight and out of reach at the of Bourbon and
Toulouse Streets They will persist in considering it
merely private, rather than public enterprise and
leave it to take Of ITSELF as private enterprise
must.
The argument used, that no ground suitable for
location can be obtained Canal street. mere fall
lacy. True, there may not be any vacant ground on
that street to be obtained that amounts to nothing
Suppose there houses and that those houses have
to be paid for, it is mere bagatele in an enter
prise like the one projected II is but trling mat
ter whether the ground which such structure is
to be erected costs five thousand or fifty thousand
dollars the location is far more important than the
outward adornment of the building Much better
would it be to expend money in q suitable position
than in ornamental frescoes and other jimcracks.
Give it central location and our word for it the
merchant princes Of the First and Fourth Districts
will not be backward in furnishing all the re-
qured for the permanent establishment of building
that will for all time be pride and boast to every
one whose destiny is married to the Crescent City.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE GovERNoR.-By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate:
Louis Hebert, State Engineer.
Bertrand Harrison, Register Of the State Land
Office at Baton Rouge.
Charles j. Humphreys, Notary Public in and for
the parish of Blenville.
Louis " Porche, Notary Public in and for the par
ish Of Pointe Coupee.
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