New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
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timste consideration. me osnel asy .a.s
Of ladies and gentlemen HeIs s1ss'ss ~.
match A. ball ~ Hsrstos0, " P1.e oe'us so.'
bacelet for the LADY, Ana sss. sooies " 'le ssn
tlemau, who cCaic Wnan sso1ua sao A'.el
desperate contest 70 WHICH ~ WsIe p'acu "os
~ caeoat non sidoiness any 'ue prizes Nels
presented to inc reeins cnampioness ana champion
Who together nad circu'ateo tnrougn tne may
without cessation TOT nity-one minutes Eatner parry
VINO could thns stand waltz Tor nearly an hour could
De mts'y osckeo ior pr'ze nsnt 'ney nave .ne
muscle and the quality Of enduring " punishment
Another New Cent
Has been issued from the Mint at Philadelphia
aid 70 be an Improvement in device, but OF the same
metal and same size as the late issue For the kite
caricature Of an eagle which that bears On this
y substituted squaws head decorated With coro-
nal Of feathers The band bearing that good old word
"Ldberty'' which was expunged from the device
adopted for thai, and which omission the New York
Post, . very queer and Black Republican paper,
thought Almost alarming evidence Of the decay Of
tho feeling and love Of freedom in the nation" It
j. ecstatic over the restoration Of the word to Its
place The coin, circumstance that induces it to
proudly proclaim, "The motto Of the United States
was thought At the time that the nickel coin was
invented that its being in this less cumbrons form
would introduce the cent into general use South but
90 1t dd moi prove ana We are % tnink tnat
the Southerner has "a soul above coppersH whether
Of copper Or nickel There is no fact more sigHii-
cant Of the instincts Of men North and South than
that Of the mpossbility # introducing "coin Of the
realm into Of the great sections Of the country.
One cent thereIs "a big as FIVE cents hereshowing
The magnifed importance Of money in the general,
almost universal. estimation Of the people.
with xvhat Startling Items
OF intelligence is the whole country thrilled at
every arrival Of foreign mail steamer! The
other day the Fulton arrived at Halifax and
atraightway there flashed along the telegraph line
to the New York press the exciting announce
ment that 4 The Empress dowager OF Russia was
suffering with severe attack of bronchitisr' For
the telegraphing Of the important intelligence in
various directions hundreds were paid and the old
Russian lady appealed for sympathy in her indispo
sition through the columns Of q thousand American
papers Journals from the frontiers Of civilization
will come to us with the absorbing item month, six
weeks two months hence, until itechoes from away
ont in Oregon and the islands Of the sea, and the
whole world has been informed that the old dowager
viii remain in ignorance Of facts thousandfod more
important. We do believe that reverence for royalty
is an essential essence Of humanity.
The Prospect.
Census returns demonstrate that the population Of
the United States since we became nation has in
creased in ratio which, If kept up, will give the
country 2 population Of over twelve hundred millions
more than the present population Of the globe) in
nv IN 70 QFp RnS hiu rofir
WIN not De kept up and not more than third OF the
above number can De calculated on as the
population q tne period specned. The rate OF emil
grafton VII fai on, which viii be one cause Of
diminished increase. Inc heaviest increase will, Of
De IN tne Nortnern States and az they become
over popuia.eo sWarms OF em'grah1s VIII pour down
inso ss Anu 'nere are none VINO WIN
not tnat us institutions and Characters
tcs Will be IN great danger o. opiteraton from this
cause AZ tne Sotns ana sandals OF northern europe
oyerran me southern roman Emplre' SO Will the
q America pour DOWN on u.s. ana 1t IS well
that preparation TO meet the emergency be already
begun that We may not like it. have our sovereignty
blotted out, though the danger IS not Of fire and
sword as IN the parallel case we cite Ihey Will do
Y iegally7-under ssatu'e. Iney VIII oe numerous
enough % MAKE Of control tne making OF laws under
WHICH tnslr purposes Wal " enec'ed'
me antlslavery element OF the population South
y every year becoming stronger and IN view Of
tnis alarming fact We are every year expecting to
gee inaugura'ed tne only movement which can
comDat tne evil ana tns y 70 ilmlt, ~ tne legs
ation OF me several States, tne privilege OF sui
frage to the native born OF the South, or perhaps
to those who may have been twenty-one wears
sonth " Mason ana Dxon,s l;ne The restriction
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= opeta'e agaihss 'nose WIZ snouio Decone re.
sldents after the passage OF acts. The effect Of
this would be that the comparatively few North
erners who would live twenty-one years after mi
grating would become pretty thoroughly Southern
lied before they would have chance to do HARM as
they have IN Missouri, and II they should not they
would not De numerous enough TO efiect much injury
The Slave Exodus 81.
from Missouri y being accelerated FOR the danger
O tne annnialion OF properly tile 70 negroes every
cay becomes more imminent, ana owners VIII not
fisK their loss by retaining them IN State which is
soon % 70 me Of an Abo
ntlcn MaJorlty, tne inoviduas consuming when
nave neen coming 10 one ~ one nntll their aggregate
strenetn Is irresstioe. slaves are continually being
shipped forthe South generally by their
owners, who are compelled to choose between exile
tba selling II their peoroes Rafarrino q ~ sh;n
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