New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
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cheek US gfatacss'ah " saelr nenclsh passiols'
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iNew Orleans, men, arg constssneiy eFoagnt before
Us coutss III peans 'llear WIVES Az y
wen as me unitea statess Starving ana oyerworK
lng caa'irsns ny avafleona masters ana missresses
nave Ifeqaen'y 20 ne punished. But nom THESE
isoss 'twoAid ne the hlghs o. tony 70 Draw con
caslon NAT ne class q people We have described
represented tne moral Status 81 the community u
winch they lived Or that tile acts ct cruelty Wt
have alluded 70 were attributable TO the lnslitn
noais and laws 81 TIE country II winch they are
perpesrated- Wise men know that Y = Impossible
g repfess every exMhluon of numan aepraV
~. Ihe utmost foresight cannot antlclpa'e
I nor me ereatesl precautions enureay pseYsh
US comnhssoh q oIi'ne. man y endoWeu
VIVA y peastiy ana prasal ha.u1e, y "iH SLOW .
lsseff N hls condnct sooner q iatcr. IDS
deyli IN ms heaft crops OUT perhaps uheApecs'
eaay on some ccasiohs--or lt SHOWS iIssl1 coA'
colstanuy TX acss g hehaish elaei.y 10y
Il upon those VINO happen 70 ne piaceu Y tis
For thesc reasons y ~ wen a. w error
iof inc anorallzef 70 seize isoiasea instances OF
ef1me ana IroM these " atsue H. ssiletal hio1i
osiqaaly ol LUG conlaiunily nlese 'asy oSeeis -
sne most elvihzeu Ahu sni'siitaaed countries H
stances o. inulfaua1 crimes y hortioie enornl's
aFe perpetFa1eat na1 ho ons pe''esss 1la1a saei
crimes are Aie f1oaacs = oissasiol IN tle con
LEFTY, we leci aasa siey aase peei ~
spase q caiis Z. ~, ana cisilzasion.
s'rea are 'fle General esllcs aaerea g ~ moral
as.s 10 ssciy country eAcept lseW Elgana. Eng
y 'aas 's11 q siie Mofd' now
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ps4ssssss Ct slsss usaai,y N 1870
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anu = easeii5 s@ai,oneu ~ we Aoolsion
$50 spsas - Aael eNs ssiAs1 =, hi''i es's-
eass i iol .io.s' anu alis hi.tioute y % me m
ss'susao e SAW sisas y SHOWS ~
contesaaniy that ~ s'aVe-noiders are mnrderers
anu toftnrers. iheir logic Is aisef TINS iashion
saVe wa peasen 70 ueash " louisiana therefore
al the slaves Of i.onlslana are treated brntahy,
aha ther o8heIs are " tie hapit q speat,ng them
60 death. II TINS knd 81 logic were applied to
1sorthe1n coinmuhitles ana cues. VS. could prove
mem guilty 81 every horrible parparlty KNOWN For
instance, we might say y a man IN Boston was re-
eentiy arrested ioF starving his own children !:
therefore all the Boston parents are barbarous
towards their children, and are in the constant
habit Of starving them to death. We only need
the police record of one day in New York. Phia-
is,nI,;a ~ rnaton 9TH ti,a ,,,;,.;,.t-. II ; 4
ny, y using = a.
Atae Aephohcahs use the reports OF crimes by
slaye-owners, TO prove that the people of those
Northern cities are rotten win 4 cor1,,rton t,,a4
Mpau 49, ulssusseu s9ouolnise. But We AZ not
desire to make any such use of isolated facts.
Such course is clearly hypacritieaI and sophisti
cal W. have too mpcb resneet far an - u
IN. 80, -, l., -. ~
peiiese tiley cohau W nihoea py such transparent
nonsense and too much respect for ourselves to
deal ID such falsehoods
mi H, orasrs 10 ;t,,,str.ta s,1,, =
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enc system pursued towards southern slave owners
by the Abolition press let US use a single example.
Very recently there arrived III England an AMER.
can vessel named the Anna. commanded a. nsnaI
W = ussai,
" q ahhee shippeF ana lahkee mates. AS soon
~ she cast anchor at Neport, Isle of Wight, the
crew proceeded in a body before the magistrates
ana M aoai,,st m t.v,
''.s I, '4 SGD e''ai sine
tas " Will having hhruefeu On we voyage out, sir
colorea sailors, by beating and Ill usage. The
London papers publish nm account of the exar;ra.
t;ar af M cs,aad IN; 49, ard ~ NJ;
- = :, e..s. s.S iss iiuises
= leaaer en- the aoFfibie naFpafity mat was re-
yealed. We make the following extract from this
article Saws the Times:
If the evidence il to be believed the deaths Of Al
least Two Of the sailors directly dne to the acts
@ sne acslsea d me first part Of the statement
men reIate il IND ,ays N opoleu
Lane. the chief mate, gave an order to this M
happy creature; lie DID not attend to it asquickly
MN II ,a anu np aIet
M fell On the main deck witb bis haaa farn.ard
and then leaned over the chain. / went to his as.
sislance, pns my manu- on h,s head and pulled it
Irmstrnne Tas tban ssrt ha NV anlihhg
..s down on the martingale under the bowsnr;t ia
clean the earring. He was washed OF the mart
,s ro mn N ahe earring
another coored seaman. vas about to hanI b;, Il
the chief mate said - Don't haul Tint niggeri emf
the earring and let him go I About two minutes
atter, Armstrong 1et so his hold and was lost.