New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
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"A 4e4 aAys asa,oe VI took occasion ID xefer to
MI III I'LL sfec ahcemakers III Mas
Il trssI& a4aiszst their nassers, tho capitalists,
SS VIZ 49, ,scnrse x,f the Arsiclc III That tcxt We
6flyN III lnfcfsnee shxt 81 men Of wealth now
I'D N aser sAo yapusApe 81 misunderstanding towns
IN fk1 NxFfh, d eveasuxIly xculd laTge landed
80 5etosm zaenepclixe the soil and in eject own
lII8 yr6e ksA6s xerAnsxy as Tho same class own
IL " Al II fxxexem Mhich thc lAborcr can claim
68 ~ psisiilese " runHing away from asrvico
Hanger ~ pursuit, and in this one respect
haSins the advantage ~ h. black slave.
Eow. Ne srs sailed upon u ailude 10 no less sig
ulltstnk in d ne tendency Of the system Of ffee
laks6x, xuf MI hnd hi u Northern paper an account
Y y 10 anenx he Iorer class Of the rural
81 siatioa ii New York slats. Tho operative
sEeInccracy W thst eosnxnonNeslh have become
1xie1 q My "a ~ e1cfoAchnaents Of capital
saG III M N h n asiastang for their coer
VA zGsy " strssgls sgaiuza ! doom a.
I - 81 Il ~ - n esenta. They are being
" I'M 49, allll stsady progress III Tie
4 y Z Hansform them from indie
d lst Hssa ~ dependent tensntry, and
IagokIns IkN ssd govsrnncnt u save them
fIs}s tls ndlne DION.
ss 0f socnoiny has foressen
~ ~ WI III rebelIioas labor that the
hzch 4 droas il the infaIIibIe consequence
SsIaE sIrss. y AsAsl thst law and government
Saxe y even Ii Amerioa, ans more than Ii
ahle a. n every 0tler country. It's en-,
zkvE Hill y II w turzl sequence 81 thAs matter
gsaSisaxes DOR axd md when the laws OF the
Uis afs reYersad then II may be possible that
NJ aKzls imsnutabIe radical laws 81 society
81 UHdsfgo S decided and a. astonishing revo-
rhe danges which Inenaces The great mass
~ re productive popaa Of the Empire State Of
a. North mAy be understood by quoting few
it the petition WIict i now being circulated
hero within IL borders. It asks the passage
III Il an aSt N enable the citizens Of the State to
reciaSn possession 81 the soil = ana provide that
s hereafter no man ahall be allowed to purchase
aad held n I'M country more than one hundred
4cres 1t Tiled land. = and ID cities and
tpss1x pxoFos tionAbly small smount Of real
e of sleh ! tyrannous, yet eminently demo
rxnt5es mt SAn never be passed !; and vet tens Of
fhoas a1ds of poters axe signing ana urging II,
epurrei 81 by sharp imIninency Of peril which
II III gaelSse for them 10 kick against As II was
I'LL SdHl III TSxAus sgainst ne pritks wfic drove
lin in1o oonvezsicn They zee and begin to
Etey - fAeH nnnaher gradually dinsinish-
a Mid INT Instead ii freeholders they are be-
"a Aili insteA III being occupied by
anx6x entates A Yich man buys fnrm, tempts the
giSsa prSprissors Jill largs prices mi
ID III an until he possesses huge
nr0IgfF enI sya&ed Ay pendent tenant abor,
u frc5 I1tsr only Iii name, and all tie polti
yhsS osing iamocracy ioseses their reduction to
~ VA condision d die borongh tenantry OF +
Ahos hnVing TN courtesy The pFisi-
y a booths a 4 solid column, their pro
INV ranwit nc whole vote cut and
democracy of New York see By
Hi Iii Tut tzie number of hndhalders ii
Be lEa6Ing annually By an alarming per centage,
nd III asn1e Il the cain n other Of THE older
lsern Esstss, particularly Massachusetts,. the
AT IL lEdh IS fast passing into the hands of mo-
~ I'LL meuaory when we quote The figures Of a
eSnat uzisial report rAich show that the lsnd- !
.el3Fs ii fhat state are NOW but about fifth Of
IS nli.esr Of osscpfe years ago. Thres-fourths
il ta1 tarai population Of that State are now
lsncxseHs tHnantry, who, Id fear Of election, now
III 66 zheig hats and stand bAre-headed in all hui
Ali shsir potential prcprietors pass and who ],
aes and sote as their propretors dictate, or 4
es with them on perl Of their means Of liyeli- !,
1ncd H Is nsedless ID draw parallel between i
ale Wits slavery Of free labor and the negro Il
axexy Il the South ii which ahe interests Of Che
.znafoger and employs arc identified The infer =
snBes are apparent, and to none more than the !,
economical philosopher Of the North, who stub 4
ssornly and uaisoroualy to his own conscience, :
Kefuaes 20 avoW biz own convictions. He sees
plainly enough The anti-republcan climax 10 which 4
he North Is tending. {
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TaE EoKrsarHD SEAT IN rHs HousE. y On the
TIL inst the Committee Elections decided by
vaie Vi sax against three, N report in favor Of
zllosfiug testimony ID BE- taken IN the case Of
Williamson vi s5okIes The affirmative fbte is I'M
deS te have been Messrs. Mcknight and
csnpben. af Pennsyl saniai b. L. Dawes. Of Massa
chssatas daraton, Of New Hampshire stratton, :
- xxEzf Jt1ueyy 0izA 1soyEes 81 WORM GHTOHha.
r. he negative we're Mesars. Gilmer, Of North
GaFelina Stephenson, AZ Kentucky and Gartrell,
III E0rsh Carolina. 9
Davis Has directed 70 make the report, which
II ~ direct M. Williamson to aerve notice On MI
sickiaa within ten days. specifying the particulars
that IS mterdz to prove, and which Mr.. sickles
may reply to. The parties are to have sixty days
fo3ake testimony.
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UosfzEEcE on NEu YORK. The imports 81 for
eign goods aud produce at the port of New York
foF me month 81 February, according to the Jour
NJ of Commerce, are IN excess Of the correspond.
tosaI fer aaas yeaf, but The gain has been mostly
"a tltss goods and chiefly N tcs. which shows an
apease De nearly one million dollars. In dry goods
tlsxe h2s sisa been large increase, but this has
hSsn eonnte rbalsnced by lie falling Off III other
dutiabIe merchandise. The total import is 3d.
no ,sza, against stS, ,s7o in February of last