New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
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NEEgsgssSppa intelligence.


had light shower week ego. Cora u nearly
dead. Cotton il doing well enough.
The Brandon Herald Of Wednesday last says:
Il drove of 800 sheep passed through our town
on last Monday. In charge of some three Or fonr
gentlemen from Texas, who hare been ont In East
Mississippi, buying them DIP for the purpose Of
carrying them TO Texas to raise from them.
The Aberdeen Conservative of the syd has The
following:
The 5ercest storm Of the season passed over this
section Of the country on Thursday evening last.
u came from Northern direction, and between
here and Columbus corn was in many places PROS
traed, and all the fields within is range we're more
or less injured.
From the Kinds County Gazette II Wednesday
laat we extract ire following:
Tie workmen employed in cleaning en- an old
i well on the Coopers Wells Compa1yss ianas "a
well which has not been used lor some time and
vas never tsed for any other purpose than that of
Il supplying the adisecny stable with watsry On sat
urday last came across the bones of human be-
ing. The superintendent of The hotel al ofes sent
4 to town for the Coroner, id which capacity Thos
by iurg of inquest
The result OF the JuYy's Investigation was. that
come one, some years sinees from s1Iac cause or =
4 other #as most fonliy dealt witn-haEfng been
cast. with heavy rocks tied to his neck, into we'll
one hundred feet deep, by a person OF persons to
tie jury unknown. Those acquainted With the
81 conclusions as ID Tho nature Of this dark traas~
faction, when we state that the weil tgofa which
the bonesswere taken is IN Immediate proximity to
the buildings known as Texas ssfslated en tie
Iana purchased few years sinee III sssss wei Com
a pany, EreIn Col. Hugh McGowen 4 Texas Y AZ all
visitors are aware, has ever had bad reputation.
being the head quarters, during the crowded sea
Il san for all manner "a sporting people from the
f0Ar quarters of the Uiiion and has been renewned
nthe past for it's iiumoralities and viges from the
beautiful game Of billiards up to The mammoth
swdIe at cards in all its most entieiug and scien
tific forms. Murder viii ont" and some day This
i mystery win no doubt be revealed.
j scremafie 10 Mr.. Douglas His speses, in
i Response.
wasnISsroN june III. IS Late lagt mint d process
sion was formed at the Douglas headquarters, in
this city, which had been Illuminated in honor OF
the nomination, and the procession proceeded to
the railroad station to received Illinois and other
4 Baltimore Convention delegates who were accom-
panied here by the Great Western Band, and came
4 by special train Immediately on arriving, the
d procession repaired To the RESIDENCE Of MT. Dong
las and cGmplmented hiTn with asefHuade and
repeated huzzas- In acknowledging these evil
dences Of their friendship, Mfr. Doualas spoke as
ii follows.
III Felosr Citizeaa-~I thank you for this sanifsst+
alton Of your kindness and your enthusias The
circumstances under which this vast crowd have
: assembled, spontaneously and without preyious
! notice, demonstrates earnestuess Of feeliHE
which fills my heart with gratitude III be tke
chosen standard bearer Of the only political 1rgau
a zation WEIGH IS conservative and powerful enough
I to save the country from aboIitionism and dis
union, il indeed an honor Of which any citizen may
d he proud. am fully impressed with the respdn4
/ sibities of the position, and trust that Divine
IL Providence will impart to me the strength and
wisdom to comply with all its requirements. ZAP
ii plause.l $&
IL Our beloved country Is threatened with fearful
IS sectional antagonism which places the tnon itself
10 in imminent peril. This antagofisfn Is produced
by the effort IN section of tile Union I'd nse the
federal government for the purposes of restricting
Is in the other section for the purpose of extending
slavery into those regions where the people do not
NJ want IL lCries Of that's true. I'D
Il The ultra men in each section demand Congress
w. sona intervention upon the subject of slavery in
tn the Territories They agree inrespectto the pow
and duty oil the federal government to control
the question, and differ only AS 70 the mode og ex-
Il: ercising the power. The one demands the inter
ia venton of the federal government sdue1y, and
IA the other against it, Each appeals to the passions
Il, and preudices Of his own section against The
and harmony Of the whole country ICries vi
{" that's SOL and applause.
On the other hand, the position Of all conser-
vativa and Unon-loying men Isl, OK At least ought
~ to be, that of non-intervention by Congress with
y slavery in the Territories TCries Of That's the
;" true doetrine,' and applause
eh This was the position of the Democratic party u
as the Presidential contest Of lsls and 1852 and lS56
This was the position npon which Henry Clay, Mi
Webster, Mr.. Cass, and the friends Of the Union. 81
~ all political aifnities, at s;at day established the
IL compromise measures Of 1880: Upon ths common
HI ground Of nonnterventon they encountered ant
"a put to flight the aboitinnsts of the North and
H. cessioniss of The South in that memorable contest
a ae [Gres of VIII do it again. and three cheers
- 1t was on this common ground Of nnn7intef
~ Yertion that the Wings and Democrats agreed tf
r. stand their respective party platforms Of 1852
az The Wing party adhered faithfully to this nrincipl.
u, go long its organization was maintained ami
the Democratic party still retains II as Tue keystone
~ OF the political arch which binds The federal uoI
= together. fApplatse.l 70 this cardinal principle
=, OF nnn-interyelton has the Democratic party re
8 moved the pledge OF its fuith at Ghaliesion ani
y Baltimore. Gcleers and cries Of n u keep th
y: y: faith.'t]
L.
Il it is my fixed purpose to keep The faith and redeem
" that pledge at MI hazards and under all ciEGum
T. stances. Three cheers for Douglas. Tie safet
v of the Union depends upon strict adherence i
T., the doctrine of nonintervention. Intervention
" means disunient Intervention, whether by th
Il North or by the Seuth-whether for or agains
- slavery, tends directly to dsunion. Upon thi
q identical question an attempt is now being mad
~, to divide and destroy the Democratic party, be
n n cause the minority Of the ntersentionsts coal
~ not ntmidate the majority into an abanaonmsr
~ Of the doctrine of non.interyention. They hay
Ia seeded from the organization of the Democrat
~ party, and are endeavorng to form new party
- hostility to II [Cries Of let them 90, 40 %
~ whip the disnninnists North and South.
,a Secession is disunioR. Secession from the Dem
re- cratic party means secession from the feder
ia Union. L'fhats So and applause.l Those WI
enlist under the secession banner will be e.
~ pectea the 4th of March next to take M
m against the constituted authorities in certain col
~ tngeneies. s
Or Nc have heen told that in certain event Il
South must fnrcibly resist the inauguration of Il
sea President elect, while we find those who are lou
est in their threats of such resistance engaged
d., the scheme to divide and destroy the Democrat
VI purity and thereby secure tile election Of the r
bile publican candidate. Does not this line Of po
look to dsnnon? Tories of Eyes, but ID cam
to. be effected, 2 etc.,
ted Intelligent men must be presumed to understa
he tile tendency and consequences OF their own 1
mt tons. Can the seeeders fail to perceive that TIL
Iav efforts to divide and defeat the Democratic par
Ma if successful must lead directly to the secession
ma the Southern States? l trust that they will .
be what will be the result of such policy, and retn
eett to the organization and platform of the party
apd fore it is too late to the country. lAppaus
M Tic Union must be preserved. [Cheers.l 4
VIII Constitution must be maintained nyioiate, irene
bsra ed cheers,l and it is our mission. under Dyi
Il ia Providence, as believe, to the CONSTITUTE
tas and the Union from the assaults of Northern AL
nass ltioniss and Southern disnnionsts. Enthnsias
sass applause and three cheers for Douglas.
THE DisuN1oN TieKET.-The men who nominal
5a s Bgeeknrdga and Lamb gave utterance 10 the
,;a s lowing sentiments, which, had they been ntel
a,ns in the days OF patriotism, would have consign
~ them to the gallows as traitors:
1--WE shall fire the Southern heart, instruct
IL Southern mind give courage TO each other and
80 the proper moment, By one organized concert