New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
srsTIos Ensu sor pGRaIaNENT.

SEETI0AAHsAeMf sNssE ksAsNNAhAN5aNAs
One mistake which the people of the South make,
md which, III fact il made by the conservatives Of
10th sections, is in snpposing that tae Black Re-
publican party is permanent ainstituton OF the
country. Most persons think that this party, when
t once obtains possession Of the Federsl Govern
ment-if perchance that event occur-will retain
possession Of it perpetually and will continue f
hold THE control Of affairs for oil time to come
with no purpose of abating the just resentment
Of national men against this par'A may say
that We think this is an error Che ], ack Repsg
lican party would not, and "a not, suFy 4
half the period Of d Black san ~ Y tra-
ton. The party will exhaus ." + Oh sae
unnatural asd feserish vitality mat ssses, IN
The attempt airy the present Pr y9sitlai eiec.
tion--aiad, n aer Successful Atot, i VIII tum
Die to pieces. u les II II. : :, af7 aeswept
9. !. 5,::e way ID sSseless shRis
The G.itedS 9ss "a erica, u .'oiitical
sense, ha. sf Ssa iReG hreeQeafters Of
century ins and ii t;ty ne, we have
witnessed tie rise ana tail, .e.mation and dis
ps sion, Of notlesA than ,a-, dozenpo1tical or
S(ssi as. The Federal party, under the aus
ices or which tho Government was first Instituted,
gags wsv besaIe the disapproval of the people,
and vas succeeded by the old-fashioned Repnb-
licans-not the Black Republican Of the present
day, but the Constitutional Republicans who were
led BIZ Madison and Monroe. Then came the Wing
party under the younger Adams, succeeded by the
jackson Democracy, which ended with Van Buren,
and then succession of Wing and Democratic
Administrations, until both Of these parties were
swallowed up and set aside by the new issues and
changing circumstances Of the times.
But all fthese parties were national. The prn-
ciplesthey advocated were of common application
to the whole country, and their members and ad-
herents were found in every quarter and every
State Of the Union. Ii these national parties were
thus temporary and shortlived in their charac-
ter and constitution. still more so must the Black
Republican party be, sectional it IS in Its organ
ization and principles, and obnoxious as it is to
deeper hatred and more bitter opposition than any
other party organization that has yet made its ap-
pearance in the political arena.
Its impossible that such party can long exist
1t is reply to point to its steady growth in
bers and power up to this time. The party has
attained its extraordinary strength from COM
bination Of causes that can never again occur.
Its leaders have so deceived and betrayed the
people with regard to the South and Southern in
stitutons that, when the truth is found out and
the reaction takes place, they will be over
whelmed beneath the condemnatory Indignation
Of the masses. Intent upon the spoils and power
of the Administration, they have educated the
people, by systematic Misrepresentation, up to
their present sentiment Of hostility to the South.
But when the people find out the selfish aims and
detect the hypocritical professions Of such po-
litcal swindlers as Seward, Greeley, Sumner and
Wilson, the tide will turn-and the dissolution OF
the Black Republican party will be quicker even
than its wonderful formation and growth.
We would not express an opinion of that sort
unless thoroughly satisfied that it is correct. We
say this, not for party effect, with any inten-
ton of subduing the indignation of the Southern
people at the attempt which is about to be made
TO subjugate them politically and impose upon
them sectional administration. The party is
equally deserving Of strenuous opposition, whether
Fastening to its dissolution or advancing to take
possession Of long lease Of power. But we think
the conservative people, North and South, are
wrong in conceding the election of Lincoln, and
listlessly lying on their oars, without making any
effort to avert the result. Let US not wait to see
whether the party win or will not survive the pos
session Of power. The question can be settled il
advance by defeating them at the polls. Instead
| of being paralyzed by anticipations Of Linconi
election, we ought to be stimulated in our effort
to prevent it by the belief that the party, in an
event, is fast travelling the road to destruction