New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

WARRINGTON CORRESPONDENCE


1SstIaiz ns ~ 1slssns ssselssas.I
MxsslIssr0a, May 10, 1850.
W.. E5lifor YAe oIistcst heres however II may
s ii ceFtais sluaxtsts 80 qualified o. ungracionsiy
xiqen. II tksk w Gkiesgo nomination ID strong
ii sszls. 1sr p5l ojsus. wise in their own conceis,
aaAy V EsF ~ xhram Ianeeln's obscurity, Or the
4 ~ "a limits pf b. reputation but the larger
&nI W. III opinion Il that his limited record ID IN
4lelnent a strength and that he has popular qualE
Nv VI him heyond other more widely
AegHn eonpe tltors for the nomination. The defeat
81 NH II doubtlass i ksen disappointment
y himself and to his friends as be certainly de-.
seFyed tiie nomination ths score of services.
i sad frat be had 50 surely calculated on i that
he had already I'M Eashington y make prepara-
tIons faf Immediately fssisning his senatorship
But dill tazling M grave personal disanpo
1aent 81 Mr. evafd md his hosts Of friends, i is
\ a4exd III tae observation # the psssssyS
keIr herr. thai the Black Repuhl mans are
fesd 6xs sp tteif personal pTssfis rences and to
w noIaInatio1 if6 undivided and undi-
st Nnpnna lion has been received
4 3 ss9ss5 here with general enthusiasm. So
ss fSFo been able 10 ascertain, it is not only
lsnsly sequiesoed in, Int accepted with full
szSF istiou Ina Real 10 60 to work to support
III contr Ut indeed does this exhibition Of.
aaanimity and q party organization offer %
NJ tseds ill-timed. and, il Is feared, incurable
ii Hi Democracy assembled at Charles
NJ 4 4 contrast full Of the most startling
% danger.
F6n VIM observe. too. how ingeniously the
Hlsek pabiicana have constructed their plat
form. There IS hut one allusion in it to slavery,
y and fAAt remote oae while 4 makes multi
t1de of other Political issues, well calculated to
misgeAa tbA people and 10 represent The party -
intent 81 namtser If great measures which have
ID oQaas taon slavery and which have AZ
1sx1 NJ 3DrxfSBf warrant ii che Constitution. The
1scfl0nof ne cAnd date, and al the moral circum-
t6e times, loudly call apon the Demo-
SxSfie s1d other Constitutional parties Of the
c9sakE M make instant unremitting, and, as far
= peSsl united exersons to save the Republic,
h ei6iiiss, 81 occupying themselves with In
II qsAxf sls ind personal jealousies.
NJ H66ze hss been occupied good portion 81
M week with ths general appropriation bills.
TIL roa nice dsfcisncy bin appropriates III ,es4,
6ia, for ne rtafion 81 tic mails, and pro
sifes hui the VI tic service Oh all Tie
ronlss uslder ecnssact on the Ath Of March, 1853.
Tie IL 5s06 ,s6i ii propriated to supply
zsncunt on she bil 81 ,50O, 0O0.
Nh ~ the Senate on the Territorial sub
WI u 1Iksiy u bs conSlsded NEXT week MI.
{ 11oSa6s sn speak "a Monday The Republican
hayss " tar, been content 70 watch TIE
thoat paft patins ii It to the leass ex-
feat Yke dsbate has been misplaced from the
hagiuflng and n fruits have only been bitterness
and aisoord, vi they must always he when tie
Senate abanions the duties Of legislation to discuss
isns, ana u contest with personal venom
sslestioSs xhich belong properly T. the moral
fnent Hid conscience III the people.
Tho Gosern1nont organ II Al especial pains to /
snskaif Hif EowIef, ths MIN York defaulting post
ma4lef; n fegard nj his political fidelity 10 Mr..
BaShanSn III II shat had INV relation IL tlle con
6smaasen n tls mn 81 The public mind is Grim
inal - refugee " asyss h deeply as VIZ dsplore
the defeliction Of official duty, ana de-
yiatfon IxH lc path of rectitude, WE cannot per-
u hIs party 10 be questioned The
caantr would llISe "a know what virtue there II In
paxty fidelity, when there Is not virtue enough in
tas Al kseE hia hands Oh the funds Of the Co
resnment OF which he Ii such devoted partisan.
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