New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
Orleans 9aiIp eprssteIi.
Il MONDAY MORN ANU AIRY 2, 1850.
711o0 NV TEscx ~ THE BLACK RErUB-
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I'm aksoa Webb, eSitcF Of Tie Nsw crk Coarie
al ia past d tlic oldest and most respect
Il d Aaaezs eprhaiists Ear thirty two Sear
H Ri hss lsen tss sditer Of tlie abovcsnamed pape,
l5yA has, during that long period, always cesa
aAadea high position III bis profession rs i mn,
& 81 intsg leatnnl sNl1nl dgnent. Though ls pape
60N Is not 30 snch heard f abroad as tho Herald
fe 1isaess III tte Tribunes ID II regarded at holn
n ~ i katS and conservative journal and the sob
y,sn ii tss npsre clty are sAueE iss9sncsa hs It
{ texebings MI Webb has, during his protraete
career, d t0slrs ssflftaia nnnh On tho subject Q
= sExsefy and ID aoma respects his published apia
= ios WI sonal5ls and wise mothers, However
! tkay ase radically wrong ana mlsrlevetis; an.
tas W8ssisf to tls ~ ieW u H4an vita Bill Aekslowl
edEs. paF u iaiaa ess,t f4il 81 discover iii
IixxfiIin inE3nsiSt anries HAT exist Between iii
iIles upass fhe a question ef saseTy
4 i1zs l1oN III iaSs fbe Uason.
Une II 3hc conclusions ii AIr. webb, for eli
SiSI< II lhsI u would BIZ isposisic, even il III,
R6< 10 efIect It, to atoiisli slavery where
Il HIN i established, Ne Il VI Even If vssteS
sas Eonsti national ~ Nef NJ u ould not abei
4 is Klnps7s n fhe slaxe States, unless provision
Sssse yiuasly made fur the immediate trans.
49, xafes6u pafis ~ the I7efsens MANI
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moi naS III the III faeHs 10 cxist together ID
Sra i'll IA 4 state d ffesion,
il tA{s l}oaiaian. fsN setsible people, having any
Z g ~ IM'll see feom ior eli-
no wty Ia ss 5isa slavery where II exists, except
~ E's we ssaSe HAases ma
N alisfe Vas = a'ssa'ss ano Wy power
were sskeR so Aals he y eta aiek eSeTeise ~ pes
eazse k'is twe RACES eannet cslss tegesher except
sn ssss q master anu saave. iar ~ he
". Y epe y flgll y ths Hlole North
eFa leos'ls Wenla loek ~ NC subject m the same
ss ~ sasfe pe no cause Iof
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az1t Hiaaf alpeaTs " e g almost incomprshen-
zbse y iAaS f 6tspn webb. not Outstanding his
fseiarea aSllsefencs e fie al,eve doctrine, y q
ne5a1Sf x xne kspapilean party and supporter
czsihs es Y i1 for fhe Presidency
sSnss afs she aoesF,nes q fhe hepnbiisan party.
4, MI s5u ol "a osa's, leso'
sxkS s7l5Sa sa@s tasK nAke5 HAt upon slavery
SsIseEe i sxlsta Has hot MI. Seward declared
af f3e eoiiGk free and saye labor Il AZ
7Sa FIX aaa 4srsf saa xa.,la .,,,. .,sj
s:,' 81 Il
sdjnlaR Aaa dQes NET The entire Republican party
1i&JStse Hill sentiments ana practicalIy Illustrate
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alss1' ana yet tend ny aid to secure the triumph
Mil WISH, Il eoually IL Inconsistent II h;s ,,cs
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y 81 faf rnrx GOOD. But how can the editor, after
IYrifing aeutetces HE thesaboye. ion himself ii
y 81 'sa y 81 puoc' uscaafe
y Raff q their principles 70 resist the enforce
naent y the Fugitive Slave Law. and who have, in
their state legisfatures passed statutes Furnishing