New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
LINCOLN. T1ias REPRESENTATIVES.


warm and repeated protestations OF Northern
Black Republican Journals since the election, that
he Is moderate, patriotic conservative statesman
who as President, will see that the constitutional
rights of every section of the country are fully
vindicated
we would just as soon trust Seward, Greeley Of
Giddings, in the Presidency, as Lincoln. If he Is
conservative, they are conservative. II he is mod
crate, they are moderate. If he would enforce
the constitutional rights Of the South, they would
enforce the constitutional rights of the South. II
he y honest and patriotic, they are honest and
patriotic; and as we consider ahem the most ven.
omous, Inscriptions and nnpatriotic fanatics in
the whole confederacy, without exception or quail
,..s, 'ao ~ leaueis WI Apetisnoe
tassie aiicuty IN arriving az an accurate esumate
Of our regard for Lnc0lnis integrity trustworthi-
ness or patriotism
Va -. n, A, l. ou;sa.e
80 =" = seiiot.ie1 efiuehee Vi I'm.
CONS conservatism, moderation ana pure and
unselfsh patriotism, which the Northern Black
Republican journals Drate 90 loua ana so lons
~ - - Us
scout NV slas lhey nave won inc victory AZ the
polls, and apprehended that separation of the
States NAV wrest from them ali thar ant;einatad
plunder and mower II roh and yvror, ,bo sontb
viii, governmental - iii
II il sirnifcant vinsication q tbe rnnsera t;on
and conservatism If ia pras,aent eIect q s;r,,i
cant thai Il no do,bt ,a,as M ,,,,ar,as u
Abolitiondom exult With unbanadad synltat;o
aver tbe nrosnact u fI,r u
I'm I4ncoIn n,as1a ! q /, i.
Territary 81 Kansas ast winter ,vb;Is AZ
Ill, ~ r.
~ Representatives. - I'll, 4,
fora IL 49, tI.,vht u s &, - -
Z G. oaluiuase iof the
I'll IN, MI 1
u - 4 ~ suS, ater He Is ihaugurated
ffesdent, may read the following with profit, if
not with satisfaction
Van T,sr,oc,ats e-raa.,,, so. 4,,.4 ~.
te 30 ILL., we success OF
Nd / = III. $50 sne oaon.
While we e1act a President - ,;ll - -,
see that Won submit Ola Iabn Rro 10. Ivy ~ ~
brpg ~ 4raaso plo6m las been
object far aver thongb sisnanss 4; oah Ivy
can nat exnnsa y;o,snas baassI y MIong, mat
II conld avail him othing that ha ,b4 i
~ r. 81 iilsi siias ~ tnlnk NM
da ~ =, w eiect Presi
ITn;on II vii IL o, nt AL s ~ t1e
Inn, I, va. ~ aaait ;t II we, Misl you ~ Ola
dns W. ha,,a VA bs1;a.a oall oay uo our
: ma;ortu - III ~ Il aa u snh ~ see.on VIII
go ". 1,a5 A - y y leusi suSh eAieine meas
T. n1esss1y
NJ. Ailcoih Is not right either In morals, logic
or law. But, what cares an Abolitionist for law,
logic Or morals when any nnhol1, ssoba,,a IL
f,s,.,.fo;.,,, 4; u ,..s.,.. sensa.o -
ian .' easin = y po pu. III operauonf But we
Wiil not enlarge upon this point. 1t is not ne
cessary. The most ordinary mind can readily
co1nurefend III Resides we ,3as;ra ~ n. ~ 1f.s
op, rea5ars nave ,,,ooe ~ ,a
Z ss.'5''.s Pio -, =. 'ne iuoueralioh ana
conservatism OF the Black Republicans Of the
North:
The Chicago Democrat ia laaan,, y;,oa,, y.
nan ~ rllinois 4, ~ AZ ~ g., =.
saa VI Aiiho's- IN us issue OF the Sth instant it
sala
The election is over and Lincoln is elected. bv n
arger majority Of the popular vote than was an
icipated, and by the electoral vote of every free
State.
Thus not only has the contamination which fhe
ire eaters OF the South have for years proclaimed
IS the inevitable prelude to dsunion been attained
nut the job has been done so effeetualy conplete
rec people the North meant they should be mn.
lerstood. When eighteen millions of freemen /
peak as they spoke on Tuesday, they make a noise /
hat even the most stupid seeessionsts cannnt faI
Q hear.
Thus the people of the free North saw "a the !
lave oligarchy, ~ We will endure your jnsolenee |
ufer your tyranny bear with your assumntion M
niger We have listened to your threats. as in I
nfing as they we're coWardly, of what you would I
o, if we dared to carry ont our convictions of /
ght. at the ballothox, and elect man who
0nld not bow the knee to YOU and who wonld |
lace your aecnrsed institution OF slavery where
re pubic mind Wonld rest in the belief that it
onld become finally extinct.
You have sworn that il we dared to elect such
man you would dissolve the Union. We have
eeted him, and now we want you to try your
tile game OF secession. Do it, il you dare So
ng as you remain in the Union, peaceable and de-
,ntly, you shall enjoy your constitutional rights
Ut every man OF you who attempts to subvert this
mon, which we prize so dearly, will be hung as
gh as Haman. We will have no foong about
le matter. By the Eternal the Union must be
' y
Such is the lecture read by the people Of the
orth 70 thelr southern brethren on Tuesday, And
NV Nv y h Ia VIII tne cnlgairy DO abont it2
y ~ hSy eat nii13 VIII liiey Take Da6k al they
y ~ e4i : iederacy,
"A III fbat sort re tbS W. II ai , ele
q phatis IL E-a;4t ar ~ 9,ie | anoeys,
Il tho ,nhI o, ~ s,if ~. ~ ao oatises, anu
I'll Wise the anngbfx, barnaio, Il ~ I as.s,
i, rasort Il arasr VI ene nay 5taes
rbera ia the army wifi, w binI h a ,,,as ~
rashington and seize the Federal CITY?
The chiyalry acM eat dirt They viii back ont
hey never had any spunk ANYHOW The hest thew
luld do was TO bully, and brag and blusteT |
ehn Brown and his seventeen men were enough
alright the whole mighty commonwealth of Viz
mia out OF its propriety and to hold il as a eon
Iered province until recaptured by the Federal
aops and to this day John Browns rhost ia more
rrible than an army with banners in the ewes of
Fefy Southern cavalier. These knights of the
lnny South are just such heroes as Sancho Panza
as. They are wonderful hands at Dragging aud
Hing fantastcal lies but when Ii comes TO action
,nnt them out.
As if to add the last cap-stone to this absnrdify