New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-05
NEcEsgrrY OF ORGANIZATION.

a. "
As more appropriate aud foreible than anything
we might, ourselves, say the subject, we copy
the suboined stirring article from the Washington
City 'Union Guard.n 1t relates to the necessity Oh
"a thorough organization Of the party, based upon
the growing prospects of success at the eeetloh IN
| November. The Guard is published under tne aus
pices of the Executive Committee at washington,
and this committee is in daily communication Win
all portions Of the Union. From every quarter
there comes up cheering report OF the advancing
movements of the party, leading 10 the belief that
| there is nothing to be done now but to organize
our forces thoroughly, and demand Of every friend
of the cause to do his duty, in order to secure in
November an unprecedented and an unparalleled
victory.
We call upon our friends to read the encouraging
report of our prospects given by this welintormed
Journal and to profit by the sound and excellent
advice it contains
To BELL AND EVERETT MES.--There remain now
only ten weeks in which to complete the prepa
rations for the grand contest of the 9Th of N0vem
Der. The whole of this time should be devoted to
work-to constant, untiring, practical and concen-
rated efforts to promote the success OF the const
tutional Union party nominees. To this end or
ganZation is indispensable organization in every
State, In every district. in every county, and in
every precinct. When Bell and Everett clubs or
associations are formed, let them be instituted
without delay, and the necessary means be raised
for circulating few scores or few hundreds or
thousands of copies of campaign papers, and for
distributing documents for the information of men
OF all parties in reference to the position of eandi
dates and the prospect of parties. The jealous ac-
tivity of the friends of the Union if properly d.
rected gaoC, will effect infinitely more good than it
will a week hence, or two weeks or three weeks
hereafter. There are hundreds of thousands of our
countrymen who only need to have the right way
ON
There are few even among the leaders OF the Demo-
cratic factions who now hope for the success of
their candidates, and the masses have only to be
convinced of this fact to give their cordial c0opera
| ton to the friends of Bell and Everett in beating
| down opposition in the South and fanaticism at
| the North and rescuing our fair land from the
menacng horrors of revolution and sectional war
/ fare. There are thousands who are counted
among the Republicans who, when they are
| lightened as to the true purposes of the Repub-
| can party, and the probable consequences of the
| election of the Chicago nominees will shrink with
| loathing from their support and hasten to enroll
| themselves in the ranks of the Union party. Our
progress is steadily onward Our ranks are every
where swelied by daily accession from all the other
party organizations, and are glad to be able to
say, with confidence and sincerity, to our friends,
that, if each one of them will do his whole duty
the dark cloud of seetonaiism which has lowered
around us, menaeing the integrity of the Union
and the stability of the Constitution, will be rolled
back, and the bright sunlight Of peace prosperity
and permanence to our free institutions, will glad
den the hearts of the people in all sections upon
the election of our truly national candidates. John
Bell and Edward Everett.
Organization is necessary, but organization
without corresponding individual effort will be like
faith without works. Every friend of Bell and
Everett can do some good in his own immed-
ate neighb0rheod by the dissemination of political
information, by awakening to activity the patriot
ism of his neighbors, by the force of example and
the manifestation of zeal. The cry of no chance,
which was hurled at us in the beginning, has re-
vitality and almost the existence of the Democra-
TIC party. The results of the recent elections have
fallen upon that party with ponderous force. 1t
Is now everywhere seen and admitted that only by
the election of Bell and Everett can the sectional
Republican candidates be defeated
Our friends in the North are fighting gallantly.
They vindicatng the honesty Of their devotion
to the Union, the Constitution and the Enforcement
of the Laws. They are everywhere directing their
efforts against the demon of seetionasm, and are
striving to combinesal the elements of opposition
to Republicanism in one concentrated effort which
shall achieve victory over the party that is guild
ed by the Loyejoys, and Sumners, and Wilson's
and Stewards, and Lincolns of the North. The
popular enthusiasm in favor of Bell and Everett is
rising in all sections like the irresistible tide of the
ocean. There is abundant encouragement for the
friends of the Union and the Constitution. Party
barriers have been broken down, party shackes
have been shaken of, party creeds have been
oyerridden, and it needs now only one perssting.
untirlng and Jealous effort to gather the masses of
the people everywhere in one grand army of CON
servatism upon the broad national platform of the
Union, the Constitution, and the Enforcement of
the Laws, and in favor of those noble, tried and
trustworthy candidates - Bell of Tennessee, and
Everett of Massachusetts,.
Again we remind our countrymen of the brief
period left for the completion of their labors
Again we invoke them to grid up their loins and
address themselves to the patriotic task before
them, as if the responsibility of protecting the
Union from the evils which surround it rested
upon each individual in the ranks of the Union
party. There is no time for delay. There is no
time for hesitation; but side by side and shoulder
to shoulder with hearts beating in unison and souls
fred with one patriotic impulse, the conservative
Union-oying of all parties and in all sections
emulating each others zeal and stimulating each
others Efforts should press forward to the achieve
ment of glorious Union victory.