New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26
tlu 6)tIfaus aaiIp Crescent.
y .,rrrtsAL ITEMS.

P4xTTTvAL THEMES
sts.s yss,l.yrT q. wssFnRor.This distinguished
.rss.ssssau rsturasd fresa Europe only abous
ss.s,ssIs Ill immediately entered the canvass
tsssai af Rsl and Everett, with ell Of his ae-
ss.sxsoascs abiliss aud eleqaenoe See how ne re-
s..xxss n ths following extract from one OF ms
..xss,l4,ss liz Reasonable fanatics Of Massaehu-
s.sssss aad sae aaso how nobly aud CALAMITY ne
ssaasssts 10 for tie south:
xyM,snsnte raacs cannot be restored By The TIL;
t +, s.f4T al least one Of whose candidates
"a SdsnGifia6 With those VINO wouio aware .ne
MmSsst srb,sl of Hiafiyrdom 20 the very lnstlgatof
80 s saszer M Instruction and treason, and 80
ssss,s VI ssnss 81 ans and orators are daily de-.
rs5sas..issa tae S0nth as land ot barbarisln ana
7ss exsIlsiEg III the idea OF an irrecpnclanas aas
searesssble conflict between tlie Save nsassS s.
sSss s4ss Ssefes 1t would be madness to eApses
frara such triumph anything bat fsnensu
t4 renewed Irritation, and renewed FL. nressA3 az, ~
Hansseisn at one epd Of the tnlon ana ~ ~ con-
aaex, which no pasTio. III. ana ~ e s'ssS
- sxs1f nv friends, have noinlng 70 sssh
Fss11 az candidate b any party, aug t nv. saas
Nd Sla1e u M5a, nar NV
s9 q Nd "a YnigIe often IN the strife of Tongues.
x rs7tYice that here In season - give aFote
/ w. fl.a candidates whose nomination yen are ~
a ss.ssstsaa 10 ratfy TO give vote which shaH VIZ
Il ~ 80 ana Rrac5icaliy say, That man OF blood,
ssrs sreasoIl and massacre was not right me
a5ar sf Tile seuth no barbarians 70 pc Tevilea
on aeHed hut eur brethren with Ehom v .aeslis
~ 4 = IN Ina mean IL dwell Id unity. Aud there
e m ca1faict between the free States and the slave
SEfatns which moderation and reason and Jastiee
&,a patriotism cannot represss and ought hat 70
xcisxess 1T once and forever
ss, sss s ,sav M II, 4 minority or in majority
xx,ss ssf ,earlv Or OF fewbnt, whatever may pc
w. result It will at least secure 70 am WHO SiTes
a gi.e sheesing consciousness of having done what
III sf ia arrest the progress Of as mad and ms
sssssslas 4 STRIFE as ever disturbed the peace or
endangered the union q great anu glorious
s,aasstry loud and prolonged applause
Ke6p u before the people that John Beli yo i,a
ILL the abolition uf slavery IN the pstrlci OF 1o-
Essslbia Natchez Free Press.
KEN IL before the people That Mr.. Bell voted
gf1<sSsxsf tae MIL while such Democrats as lass,
xiictEassn and Bright voted Jor t. Inc free
Trzzser says Il has examined Mt. ben record,
esx n4 Tublish and defy Eeiutau ton that he has
xssed aKaiast bis native South throughout nis Pc
FisFcal career Now here il what Senator wilson,
IF Massachusetts, d ft colleague Of Sumner, said
rs 1ersey City in speech; not long since
John Bell has heen The most consistent ono
xaas daessessed sIdDeTy man aulto eue req q
sssss s5ate seiss.ie ne east oUer 80 uotes directly
sxgairsss Freedom dssa fof' Sldues-y
arsrp THEM Nd Ir.--John Bell voted for the Flu
asFtSve Slave bill; lie voted against the bill to pro
fslsSt liz slave trade in the District of Columbia
H raxad for the amendment 10 repeal tile loca
Maws Nreexisting III The territory acquired IRON
8 tExiao ma ven Democratic stumpers ana news
,I,ers assert that he invariably voted against the
SSassth Union orators and newspapers have refuted
xlIss INDUSTRIOUS Misrepresentation over and over
Vow n - aar;nss Ant IN
Nsan e - fss hrns5 chaaa
sMcs sssasa agoFs; aas 49,
@8utl,erM measure that it was anti Southern in MI
Eesi ii voie against the bin to prohibit the slave
" w WI s;rst IL sv;Imnt prov;so am
NJ ssss s .e far 4ha ravis
8A1t 4as - escane fro
- Z = - F q, 10 49, n II bi5
s.ss. ts% Va AZ pS,,,s Rasistin
.s.zA1 ~ Ast7St = i = g $50
Sa.FnELLs LETTER.. ~ 'Ehe Abbayllle Merialanal
Nays thst senator saeafs aa.s iss'sr e sseh
sEH 1siateu me S1eAeAs aAa ~ siou'
Y sassls throug ell tie parishes q Louisiana.
No. Co s iii III ,ss,4s- a fevv DAYS 4 m
IN I ohat tsa n = =
y hon AAaAs y ~ ~ n
Wossh Carolina Among the speakers on the oc-
rasiSu Was The venerable George q. Badger, who
M ~ "a Mo assfress made a noble and
- n g.,
hN'a8s IKE a 49, -
zialeis6 aissister
Al gsKeI signal aiie Hon seq " Bauger com
ale e ~ - W
ssi,f I'M loels bis great Intellect remained il
zitEss Tsgor. md his heart was warm with the fire
g n ardent we psgres N.Y.. 9Th VI
- , 10 attempt sketch
mis- spesch, there was one part to which We canne
weaEain ifom calling attention. Speakng 81 Jo :.I
~ sha sa HI n ~ nv avn s
eIss Bs VIII ! safesmanlike spgact
80 which al ret posses, voted agaiqs
a9sas-N eosen s on
M IL III III " bs Honest rank and mani
sfrcfsfa tioi MAS received by the meeting with al
z4l1ose vile enfhpslasni and cheer a,leF eheer Y
ehas 1as ,s Z,
ss 81 ts heafs sf liza people Who, when le
aIsue BIZ denaaso gues, Will always recognize an
revere tfatll'
A0ETltwEsT p1isA s9llfsssi,or s'oasil
'Nesfesrg
Northwest Louisiana will do her duty to ~
on Ihe ssn ct
- M 90 IAN Bel and Everett
gsEA gesnocraey. hitherto as smiling as girls j
szAc5r teens arc now lnorosa and snlky not 2 sn Il,
Niag tefs y - them
sss;fta itb deem sorrow an
& ,ssds disappointment.
4 sSle. 5esra fTou, the Augusta {Ga} Chronicle tina
W. s. - " Fl;ti;ard ~ Alabama. apok
80 ~ aasy a M r.,,r
xzss week as flia II ~
4 H1zz the North. He states thai ne was orlgiha1l
:. i-.eYinrisisses man and would now support hi
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