New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10
THE uoMEsTEAD BILL.


The Homestead blu, now before the Senate OF
the United States, il supported by curious coni-
hinatisn Of politicians It's author, the nom
Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, y ieao'ns ~
mocrat- Its chief supporter Is johnson : COZ
league In the Senate, Judge Nicholson, io,lher'y
the editor Of the Washington Union, Hn,c -. vac
then, as It il NOW, the organ OF me . asiohai
/ cratic party ef the country
with these two exceptions nos aAs'n
of either rarty n el1ner no.ss
advocate 81 'ne h'easa1e - !.
south WIZ AZ anah'asy 3 49, .s'
opposes aeleiinlnea " s'''s
Just ana Il. H.
w 1hc S.Aoa A'''e ~ - ei'
Nortn ahe al1h0sa ~ N N g "
q ing sousa ass - anu Da.h
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Q. Deiag me patrons ana special aaVoca.es Oh tne
hlii. looAans upon 4, y y n.easure Wnicn VA
gam saensla 'ol ~ party Mncn approves itsell
~ Des. i,i'la' ehs assue.s " eo' sues are siene
WIN eaca ouass ior lhe Afs' pace ana .ne rom
RANK among l's auvooates. senator maze, @ New
hampshire . snort nme ago, ~ answer % inc op-
lection OF agraraanism hrought against the bill
went SO far as to declare that ne was proud Of
being an agrarian, and wished no more compli.
| which should hereafter mark his mertal remains.
The fact that the contest over the measure is al
most a purely sectional one-that tie South repu-
dates ii with as much unanimity as the North de-
sires its SUGGESTS significant Of lis effect upon
Southern interests, If the bill should become law.
1t is easy to see that it is at once proposition in
favor of the North, and measure franght with in
| jury and injustice to the South
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bill can be defended upon principle of abstract
right 1t Is simply proposition to give away,
without money and without price, the territorial
domain of the Union. II is scheme to ROB, by IN
direct means, the Treasury of the nation in order
| that spectators, unnaturalized foreigners, and
adventurers of every description may enjoy the
common property OF all the people OF all the
/ States.
1t is niockery Of the South TO say that she
would have equal rights with the North II the
benefits OF the bill. SO long as Congress refuses
protection 70 slave property N me territories ne
southern shareholder VIII emlgrate 70 territory
where ne i liable, at any moment 70 ne despoiied
OF nus properly. 10 give man an ABSTRACT rlght,
without afiordlng MN a. he same ume the means py
winch Inal right may pc iegaiiy confirmed 70 hinl'
y 70 oher ann barren privilege Wnicn becomes
burden insteaa q blessing.
Inc proposltaon con1empiates double in]nstlce.
y Wo uid not oniy put an lmmedlate stop g an
feselue iloili tns paenc iahas.whicn, ohiy 2 lew
80 ~, lsaceu y hgh hsufe = eisnl inii-
.sns ~ - "oaiu ienuei oonipais-
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pout y anu pau ioi- "ien s4ua''er Gan ses
s1re IT no'nlis Y iArh aulolmng ohe tnat ~
peeA pau iol Wy aus pfopfietor, IL Is ciear lias 'ie
market Ralue q ne iatter y q once seriously d
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cases, tor Which no excuse OF lustlhcatlon can
be admitted CPL
But this proposition like MANY others ~ thu
sayne aorf which look In the danJaf;on ~ t1a
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I. f-S -, ~ = ~ Wv slo.1''0 uias
y VIZ 1ehuef ne1eneaiy IN hcfease OF duues upon
foreign goods. The representatives of the manu-
featuring interests Of New England make no CON-
ceaIment al the fart that when The rayan,,a 60,
t,s 1.nds Il 5es,ro,o5 ~ ~
- p1e'.S aA.1' N r. 10y Pioposs ~ haAe
up tne dehclency py an increase OF duties upon
imports. They advocate the Homestead Bill partly
upon this ground. II is part of the scheme Of |
a reckless eypand;ture of the nuhIic monav ~ |
-. ], $ r,,FS Z :, r'I1,,. - f .7AJ , y
which will necessitate higher scale Of Duties by
which the South IS to be numbered FIR the
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~ cseiy aspeo' " sne Ease, me homestead BIZ
contemplates q gr1eyous fraud upon the South. |
The force of numbers NAV carry it througb botI
rIo,,sa. IL so,,,,-ass ma - i, m,
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dence ZOE IN E1NecuEve veto, winch shall arrest
this most ubiquitous measure. The solid array OF
Southern Representatives in Congress against it, is
s.,4 a. - ..4;a ~ 4l . IB, ~, ny e
of t,,e nsonla
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pnee placing Y wan 'he reach OF al We might introduce
'io 'elsshsh, SENATOR'S and well known citizens
W paris g me country put 7 " not necessary We leave
our readers judge mat mutations can produce
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