New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
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planning Oh ceftain ssFc'ufes OF the Latter npo the
political course OF the former, and concludes az
| follows:
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aLacn g aqhale aae pefsohal shaFae1ef of sHose
gentlenaes, cahlos Dns Iegara y as omnoas OF
sts ise " s y wiI a ~ ae = gcs1s sIly iaeas
a " WI W. y assss sTs I sslsss nspvshores
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thoss EMO ao NJ now hs, ~ fssefa .s ss gwen
to intrigue, tha' now write you tnis friendly
pr9ress. x s....a u.
W. atye long Deen ese.sss ~ Iclnafa ~.
hgw ~ sauosls ne ~ sss. yoaa etsss
NIL @ hoL say pns z a. cDnsaus Y yelags tlse 9s
w eoss ws sna,I, snye' De saae " slas a u gnc
hBht-, VINE shat hops II my 1eaft,. snsii VINO
myseH louf iflend, r,,sx,,,,
Hon. =. ctxxsxs. Msm,bss II =. hio9shiss
To tbis Mr slemsys -a-s;a5 - s,,r,-g-
s''7 - S's''ie''o 'ef.lsu r. loiioi' -.
", nan, o,ne. yo i.. W ~ IVY 9stE & fey ~
aa onIs, raceived to1ays b.;s 80 ", s, - sf
aster iaft thaTs dn ,o.
iangage IL hi ietter II r,es VII
nlit Init an sire Il vas Tyitfy + use
pars1al Kindness asbougb # NAV bas - -
bnt anxiety and regret 1t Tie eorse ybei,
ad asfserz II NV frsends tI,an III ra, = ts =
4ha ,sandin prays;f rial eIect;fr n s' - ~
* Nvay foT one Issorrent ra4zaayg N
tion he nrritv If yany n,atives J5aus ~ s,a1s t
for rnr- than tyra vaars nast that yss rsv. ars
/ alv adoptine nautical enir,ians ,yhiei, amid H.
" np ~ g y Y;
ranls Won had battIed 20 ony and 81 "a faifbs1tIy-
notiing b.ss disastey 10 thst psn,tfia ~ y,,seI
a5r,ant I ~ = 800 tr u
and Of notising but disorder and desoIaton . liz
i South which claim to he AZ ready t defend a. f
49, ;;n ~ n II, Il; ~ ~ ~
nartainy beiieye thaf the annnnciaton ~ tSess
oninonS ftv Won and hiu,I ca,sed the defeat ~
Tan I5oe X }ba Montgnery n;str;eS fass Assgrat
and a. tbntripv have dnuhtiess referred II vnTsr
anu 80 ar dea
IN this ta yhic, s,,nnase Won andea ii rserrina
~ nv dinasa IL g;y "a, I. 1,rl II I,
| tho aonortssnitg oecnrs ) fS'D-- : -
yo, mrs rsraan ne nv dear mir for anogaaf
inc siat tbaya Il vida dissrenea
ing mans noIitical nrine;rles and ns,s,r;ng
You are. and have been, doing INV narty n tie
cas- n sJaharya r,ora barna 9hsr Jill fhs T1arn
cratic editors within its limits and Il would have
been unreasonable 10 expect me to stand by ana
witness iii sbis ifhopt ynakine sor ef1pt X, ,,a
4 Jiate ar orrect You ia y ies thousands ar fyg5ts
and ts;ed onnoneats nf a cerrnnt as. carrnrti,sar
II nancrg ipto q Tositian yl;eh conneIs shan III
becnme liz allies of snasmes and forces them e
snnn+ass the aynvession IF the;r banaat ins,igns
III. w II
eIestinns enacmlationa law intygl,es ,T sl,rli,I
mearness bv which this Adminsfrafion has been
yo ~ hav 4, 8
tSa oT i5es of slavery nrofeefion and fi nblis
4 interest. and the national honor. claim yours
care onIv 20 far Al they are afectai bv ffs Tsqs-
! less senseless and miischieyous dogma. Worse
tI II has @ Ear MINDED ,onr fgs o,, ~
cant III holy trntb vhan eornr frra fhe seceA-
! ind ronyention nj Charlessnn fhe VERT doctrine
which Won rejected with scorn when coming from
MI Reil -
J The folIow;nr il the second resolution aIopted
by the seeeders at Charleston And reafirnea at
paIt;n,ora - s75 Is
Pesoired That n il tIe utvsaf fI Fefiersl (,,,,v
! eminent in all its denartments t,a nrottff yben
necessary The rights IF ncrsons AM. uronsrty il,
the Territories, and wherever else It's constitutional
Now. this il precisely the position taken by Mr
Bell more than ten years ago. II was restated 81
me in letter to Mr.. Inge, of Eutaw, Ala, in Ian
= euage too pain to admit OF doubt on nisconstruc-
Z ton, which letter was published weeks before the
! Charleston Convention assembled Ii did not then
attrant vonr favorable notice. am hot aware of
y | any 7pecuIiar sanctity which has been thresEn
: around It by the endorsement Of the Charleston
s Seeeders and find myself wholly Unable To- nm
deTstand what excuse it can furnish 10 Won for ID.
{. sertino vour own party by whose chief IL was firt
+ enunciated and ranging Yourself uner the banner
y y If 4 man who has mover approved ii in the past
and yvho gves n II now onv fbat
" which Is t he implied from its acceptance Of tt.
! ! baltimore Convention. II
! Mr. Breckinridpe was the advocate IL Suuaster
: : Sovereignty in lis most offensive shape in 1854
: and 1856 In the latter year he said in speech at
y Tinnecanaa. y A58s489
HtTbe naonle of the Territories under the Kan
= sasNebraska act have the full right to establish
or prohibit slavery, jus. as a State would, which
nrincinIe il al old as republican government IL
!, self.n
7 You will concede that this language ID capable
!, of Int one Construction: and If Mr. Breekilride
fesaed Il In several other syeeches and letters III
nsed words Of the same import. It Il also stated
! mon authority. do not question that he was al
aInanc;nafinn;st when that question was q gatil
in Eentneky and that last winter Re signed a nett
e ton for the pardon Of old John Brown fThis iaE
Y ter charge has been contradicted .by authority
y hi Rem Th;s il 4 e,,rious record for the cansIs
!, date Of an extreme Southern RIGHTS party. aIld
y naees Won in position for which your best frienas
: lama claim to be one of them1 can offer No apol
ogy exeept that nner the irHsience of high poIit
csI excitement yt, refused to look the trutf
y in the face and blindly followed tile lead Of thost
e who have arrooaptIy assumed the GUARDIANSHIP, d
a. Southern honor "a
You Yenret that should be found among the ati
y y yocates of Bell and Everett. Where else could
y go? You would not have me to support Lincoln
ni ~ repuiiate sauatfer segerenntg, Id advocate,
~ ~ hoth by Douglas and Breeknridge. II Icould b
induced to vote for either it would surely be Doua
n las He at least is statesman whose fame extend
~ u; beyond the continent 1t is conceded Cd all hand
- that the South owes him a debt Of gratitude fd
Jealous and effective services in the mast and fh
onv sin now imputed to him III one that ii share
ne to its fa extent By Breckinridge; Of If he ha
~ ~ now abiured it, he only did SO when the tempts
~ tion ~ iIigh ofice was placed before linn Snc
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