New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
rREEso1L1sM IN VIRGINIA.


nigh Black Republicanized. Western Virginia elected
John Letcher Governor-a man who endorsed senti-
ments respecting domestic servitude thousand fold
more atrocous and abomnable than any which ever
fell from the lips Of William Il. Seward. And West
ern Virginia has kept up her Letcher reesoil consist
least the people of an important portion of
that particular territory have-by electing an out
and-ont, upand down Black Republican to the State
Senate.
To show that we are not indulging in flights Of i'm
agination fault We are seldom guilty of-and never
without we think the opportunity is good one to
plague downright Aboitonists- we will quote from
jubant article in the New York Tribune of the 29th
ult. That paper says:
The slave breeders Of Virginia appear to be exceed
ingly exercised on account Of the discovery that q
fnlledged Republican Mr.. Caldwell has been elected
TO represent the Wheeling District in the Senate Of
the Old Dominion and the First Families who include
ell the slave breeders, beside some others who wish
to be, but lack the requisite capital putting their
heads together to decide what they will do with so
rare q bird. Various suggestions have been made
from various quarters, but, far we judge by the
outgivings of the organs Of public opinion in Virginia.
no decision has as yet been reached as to the proper
disposition to be made Of this Western nnovator who
not only has the audacty to be Republican and a
member of the Republican National Executive Com
mtte but actually gets himself elected to the Senate
The mildest course of treatment we have seen sug-
gested is, first, to try to bully Mr.. Caldwell into
resigning his office, and that falling, to expel him
from his seat for holding opinions likely to endanger
the future growth Of the negro crop.
Whether Mr.. Caldwell will be expelled or not is
doubtful matter Virginia is Democratic State, and
Democrats there, as elsewhere, always count the
chances before they act If they can make anything
by expelling him they will expel him. If they can
make anything by retaining him they will retain him.
pg0 ia tha Who1o oicf oS fha
matter. Principle will have no more to with the
determination Of the question than has the croaking
Of frog with the Gibbs and flows of the ocean.
Delaware is gone from US. Maryland is almost
gone Missouri is going, and Western Virginia occu
pies equivocal position Hurrah for the National
Democracy" Keep the straight. Nationals I"
slave State outside the cotton belt. What magnif
cent prospect.
Doors, Shoes, AND BRoGANs.-The particular at
tenon Of buyers called to the sale of boos Shoes
brogans place this 10 O'clock auction
Of E. Roger Co. No Q Old Lsvee street Terms at SALE
REwARD.-A light chestnut colored pony has
srayed been stolen from the neutral Canal street.
and the owner Mr.. John L. Gubernator through
columns reward of 1926 for his recovery.
ssrF,Irst Ward American Club-The m em-
be Of the Club nosd meet the regular place
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at o'clock punctuay.
By order Of the President. EEL 2ptnol
s@The Second Ward American Club Will
hold meeting at the Club Room No o. New Basin
SATURDAY EVENING" at O'Clock. Punctual attend
snce required By order Of the President se2s 2ptf
sGThird Ward American CIub-The meet
ng Of this Club will again take place No. 50 Camp street.
Natchez street, every SUNDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
Native adopted citizens residing the First
District, are cordially invited to Join.
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