New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
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81. LOWS aorsl.. Nov. u, 1850.

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Sr. LOUIS Horst, NOV. y, 1860.
Ea. Nsscens-~ys il because ara dull of compfe
nesies OF il II because my rental arc GIN an
c&Iast see Tho wisdom which prompt we ASs'oa =
those in oar midst Who seem 20 be avoring seess
sien of scmsoT our Southern States sin growing
GA IL III sFue and grey hairs are rapidly increasing
ofs mi crauiufns Wien take up MY blii o. 1875
sometimes feel IKE scoldng The printer Tor usiIe
suct snlaii sgpe. fHd have ~ guage the DIS
tance frSfa rsy eye Ia order 70 discover tfe exac
sYsis4e woala fain Rave for my breakfast have
therefore iast bought me soa1e eyeglasses ts
magnify la siza of the print. can now read
every arsiple on the bill distinctly ana find no DIM
xnlis te sasect therefrom such as best suit my ap-
nesise. Bit III orier u see The wisdom aud PRO
pFiesy Of this secession npves cannot ma spec
faries to suit my purpose. have hunted miner
aid shther for glasses Of the right shape, convex
and concaye, old shapes and new shapes, ana yet
ali seems to me blur, indistinctness, utter CON
fssion.
Ii knew my awn thoughts, believe that the
insulation af slavery ns existing now in the United
States, is q toa-ordaaed institution. believe il
iii ossrruling Providence. Aud IN this institution
of slavery discover His wisdom, who, believe
oraainesi II for tie benefit Of the races of men.
fherefore shnader at any prospect Of its destruc-
lion. fshudaer ut the bare possibility Of any act
which may tend to weaken It's foundations. And
itis for these reasons If for no other that shud-
dor at she shounht 81 what Icannot but consider
IND madness Of those friends of the Institution Eho
are Is ssrennoasly urging dissolntion Of the
Uiol Of d secession u any Of the Southern States.
H fhe abolition party Of tile enemies Of slavery
were at the head Of this movement ooald easiiy,
from dssig stand point eonspnlulate MS
dom which aasuatea them. HOW woaids 1hey re-
5oice, ae p they sven nov ln9garay eSF'lt - the
probable destruction of the American uiion'
EsaHE abolition heart at the North andln ny oeris
ieal England nov Leaps Ger lcy,at this Raaness
Of sas Senh which s taat psliing aoHn 1hs palisfs
~ nv temple, which, u It eon'inass, VII b'ry ~
al0na e iss ruins. aeaa. ss0esll
ssoeaos from ane onaons US uone peaeeap4ss -
ota eA.s. isoas,.
axa, Florida Missssappl ana AFAalisas loisl souei
70 sne moRemsht' avg va ei0
lsss easi. VIII aly snow = lessoii. "
20 Jcin IN sae movement. Aitsl eiese ntse
seSeaea lsela ing unlohs fstasiMs so seiai 1aleif
senafofs arg hepresenha1lsss 70 Sons. ess, now
salAnaH ahe iFissasas.oa ~ siases ils osssss
lot sae eAsfeMe SCUM .aaI ioss, II reallsy,
nas sesy Ass's ~ WY " II w
6orsh ieave pcof sifgiaisa' F.'Alia' Aslsaes
see' Aanaucky aha sllSsoatl !, 10 tae mercy Of
eAe aaohsohasazs 4 sohssa'ls W. ~ paIsy Y
pcNer haVe lhe Wlla y apo,lsn slAssay hhsIsser
dnsy can Mas . 4 81
hAs seEssE @ n ~ 81 alls
iatEd2 0t coarse II WALL BR5 sfili fafther eoneede
th8t every slage.holding State Joins the Southern
confederary. How stands the matter then? We
hsioId, Hue 81 side, tWo Governments. each an
taeonistio 70 ths other. There would be 4 con
ssant border warfare kent up which would eyentsl-
RAIDER slave property III the border States worse
than salueIess. sach border States would soon
hesis 70 slackar ii fher allegiance to their South
xrsY efgedefacy and would Join the stranger party
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