New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

candidates are nominated. Bat can party usage
be so stretched and multiplied to ensure support
, OF the g Independent American ticket" There's
! rub for you, gentle Democrat, and mighty hard
rub it is too This thing OF carrying water on both
shoulders terribly difficult task. It is impossible
to ride on both sides Of the sappling at the same
time. II the Independent American ticket is
not sustained BY the advocates Of the simon pure
Democratic legislative ticket, the Independents
least many Of their supporters, will be apt to fy
the track and thus contract, from which SO much
hoped will be smashed into little bits Of pieces,
and the high contracting parties will be left in
the urch to chew the bitter cud Of disappointment
Well, Sich is life' oh, ever thus since child.
hoods, Z etc. We won't say " d. take the hind.
most for that would be unnecessary-as his majesty
ID SO largely in the majority In this commonwealth
that be can pick from the front rear ranks just as
il suits him-but we do say, in the language of
Shakespeare, or somebody else, :" let her VENT We
insensible TO apprehension, and laugh at fear.
We do sometimes.
TON MooRE's OAK.-In the middle Of the road be-
tween Niagara and Queenstown there stands an old
oak tree, which possesses considerable historical in
terest from tradition connected with it, 1t is thai
in Of his pedestrian excursions to the Falls, the
Bard Of Erin " sat down under its widespreading
Ia I7s ~.
branches, and composed the :" Woodpecker Tapping
It goes by the name OF 6 Tom Moores Oak It is
gradually yielding to the destroyer Of all things and
has lost all appearance Of vitality.
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A CURIOUS charlottesville N. Y. Courier and
Enquirer makes the following curious calculation:
II man had commenced to measure grain fifteen
hundred years before the making of Adam, and had
worked constantly until this time, measuring q
/ hushel minute and working ten hours day he
4 would only have measured the grain production of
! this country for the present year.
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bes Il me above Gus are notified 70 meet at the place
1 ~ ordsr I, 4. p,..,5ant ,a9I sntno1
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1FThc Second Ward American Club Will
hold meeting Club Room No. o. New Basin every
Efnsiss. a. N oeocx. funcuai attend
--se = =, o'4s. :. y les'uen. Npa
.@rhsrd Ward an,er,c.n f,Iu1, rhs meat.
inpa If This flnh iii agsn taLa Mac. Il No .,ost
near Nstchea street. every SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock
Native American and adopted citizens residing in the First
District are cordially invited to Join
$3.50 2ptf J.G PoINDExTER. President.
-E,nv vxy.,., 4 =, .rso.n r,,,h m,,,s s..,,,
viii hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, at O'Clock. At the usual place
By order OF the President sell 2p.f
n-E,ft., yUnr,I A.nersc.n T,ynt, Th.scsuh
Nv r.so,n,,on 800. ,..,.,, ~ ~ ripsr wrnNrsn.v
II each NORTH MI, ~ ~, Wsans,d. - s.n.sh row
vbich lima n Iii mas, ,,-..rIv = :.
b order Of ,hs president. .uaa apf
A9-SAxth Ward American Club-This Club,
BY NESTS regularly on the FIRST FRIDAYo each
uA' 'ne ntst foay o. september from winch time
= Val li nee' Weezy. VW 2ptf
-seventh ward American r,lur, uh,ra
f,inb naa. ,aou,.rlv .v.rv wrnNrcnav !.
the Hail corner Of Evs;an Field. and ytctory at
O'Clock r. n. ~ s