New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23
oourT1sY DnsroCRArIc THUNDER.

ooun1nY DnMoCRArIC TfzurDER.
Il ths psnocrstic Journals Of be country continue
tkspdesisx away Ii the United States HenAtorship
question, " feel constrained to keep the metropolitan
public advised Of what % going on in the interior
Although the matter, in purely political aspect -
Ne most important that engage the attention Of
Tho people, orr coneres Of the city seem determined
to ignore Tie Of their rural contemporaries
and thus kesp their town readers ilyposted respect
Ing party operations in the majority section Of the
commonwealth. We have supplied the want thus
created from the Commencement and intend to supply
Il = long % occasion may require.
In the Monroe (OuachitA Parish) Register of the
18th inst.the Register is an unHnching Democratic
journal-we find several editorial articles and ably
written communications devoted to the Senatorial
question. In fact, one page is nearly filed up with
matter about the Senatorship. This, taken In con-
nection with the significant fact that the Ouachta
Parish Democratic Convention instructed their nomi
nee for Representative in the Legislature to vote for
country gentleman against Nj. Slidell, shows that
the subject attracting widespread attention in the
country, and that the indications generally are mot
particularly auspicons in regard to the prospects OF
our eminent senior Senator for reelection to bis
present post on the fourth Monday Of January 1861.
We will nov proceed to quote several paragraphs
from To Monroe Register. Some Of the illusions in
Them IL exceedingly pointed, if not bitter, and on
The whole, remarkable degree Of Independence Of
he ruling dynasty is manifested. Replying TO CAPT
tolan contemporary, the Register says:
We now repeat, al things being (Which they most
certainly are equal, the country parishes have the
imperative right 70 ny who the successor Of Mr. Sill
dell shall b. Further than this we have never pre-
gumed to venture, which the files Of the Register will
abundantly substantiate. Then, while We would
always oppose sectionaliam, as test alone We shall
continue ~ e homes. aad oRsn advocacy q tne rg
toEial city clique, encouraged and urged on bya COM
bination 81 country satellites, who know nothing but
prompt obedience TO the wishes OF their acknowledged
leaders.
Tho Register il quite conclusive in it's expressions,
and Il not very chary in the employment Of phrases
What compliments pass when country and city Dem
ocrsts meet! 10 short article the Register rays:
We are frequently asked Of late who we prefer as
the successor Of Hon. John Slidel. We now answer
the question once for all, to-wit: The ablest and
most reliable Administration Democrat that can be
selected from either OF the country parishes. just
here We call upon the hardfsted country Democracy
TO centre Ill It's power and force upon such man
This done, the victory will be ours without struggle
Al things NOW stand, We lack nothing but concen-
Nati0n, which We must secure IN order 70 ensure
hsstst;cn r. arsvar;n~ this alimnortant Question
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There ID much practical truth in the foregoing, Id
one respect q least All the country Democracy
requires IL concentration" Having the numerical
strength all they have to do is to concentrate and
the election OF the man of their choice is certain.
Demonstration itself could not be clearer Or more
positiye But, can they, will they concentrate
h., !. ~ cnea.;on ana Il 4 verv d;f;cnlt u. II
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ANSWER. Anefo ARC grave oouo's "nesnel an anaim'
ative reply can pc reasonably made Indeed, the
Register In the first paragraph from its columns
nnoted above admits or rather states that there Il
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" dictalorial CITY chque winch Is encouraged
and urged on BY combination OF country satellites,
who know nothing but prompt obedience to the
wishes Of their acknow lodged leadersu Ia not thst
COMMUNICATION veiy powerful We sninh so. 'ne
Register don't Keep sharp lookout to the wind
ward tho " city clique and country satellites
vi vet pain the advantage off the aurels AMI
$3.50 = ;a., - 5,a,s,, a., ,II- IN. - q
P1ze1 " .'s' anu tsase 'n0 ua.a'ny euiso!s any
uniorfunate :" country democracy" 70 growl and
grumbe, and to declare that they will not be hood.
vinked and caole again as hes heretofore been tha
case On more than one occasion
One more extract and we will close. In another
article our Ouschita contemporary branches off in this
wise
WHY Is r?-A few Every few) country Democrats
are down on the Register and its editor, simply b.
crat as the successor of Hon. John SlideIi What an