New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20
special 10 the New orleans Crescent

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bAtsar va has,s q,lsy ,ssrs s,veeter drives, and
rs,,aa go ,ore money les,
trouha = .csct,,e N ana less difficulty in keen
ing II. We have mare people less disorder, and /
hettey na,ice tt,ar arr other town in Texas. ON
tahias ara tl5le5 with better and obeaper yeae
tas,as than those Of any town in the Soutb ann
~ have them longer ana At eheaner rates tbar
anp,gl,ars else 4 man and his yv;fe can Iva her,
very comfortably. with fresh meat yeqatabIes
bread. milk etc.. for sax ner month inc,ud;ne
housereut and il he il indt,strionsl bnth himself
and his wife can earn as good IL not better, wages
on the Rio Granie than ANYWHERE n tl,f State d,
Texas. i do mot write to persuade any man to
move to this Mace. lint + am simply sneaking of
Brownsville as it appeared to me after a trip
through what Is called the garden spot Of Texas.
] am better satisfied than ever with the Rio
Grantie valley, and if We can ever get govern.
menf in the United States which will acquire the
State Of Tamauiipas from Mexico, so that slave
property can be owned With safety III this vicinity.
the land about Brownsville must command very
high prices in the market. / really think Western
Texas yery desibie section Of the world to live
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valley Of TIE GuadaIupe and Tie Colorado. Int
then the Rio Grande takes precedence Of ali he
country have seen in the west both for the
character Of its soil and the freshness Of it's at
naosphere.
IA observe that the Telegraph and Gen, Buckley
are again stirring up the popular nonirv ahont the
designs Of the 4. e. q. organization, Let me can.
ton the over sanguine Delivers in manifest destiny
to look out that thew are NOT q tis
ter. happen to be pretty wen posted about the
movement against the RepubIic of Mexico and
can assure you and the unblic that there il no more
ground for this new excitement Than there was far
the furor which brought I've or II deIpded
young nen to this frontier four Or i've months aeo.
Gen. Buckley is supposed to be a bumbur. who Is
using the popular feeling for his own selfish mr.
poses and d good causes are preiudiced Nv spcI
men, 1t is better 10 mt 4b nnbic IN II gnsr 1es
That the assistance afforded, ia worthless and i'm.
practicable affair NAV he use5 az an argnrent
against coptribntnq far ma a7,,a,,ca,,,,.s,t -
cause really worthy. II i bevond measure de.
sirabie that fle Americans sbon,d nossess ~
country between the Rio Gran5e and the sierra
Mare mountains, and an, heartily in favor Of anv
plan which promises to extend our boundary To he
natural limits but am well satisfied that the Or
ganlzation under Gen Rckiey ia not the nroner
method Of pursuing the project. and that Cen. |
Buckley is the last man who should have control or
direction IN the matter ii il this conviction which
induces me TO warn the public against being de- |
lnded into the contribution of subscriptions for the
selfish purposes Of this new 6lIibuster cbieftain
whose sole claim 10 notice il bis nersistenee in i'm.
posing On the public. Mexico Il not rine for sncb
an enterprise al nresent ana ar ,,,,I,;sa ,ioI,
Bcllsv MA M - - p.on.iss "nel
Mexican authoes ID i,opps for vi, te ,,ortes Vii,
which am acquainted On the other side of tba
Rio Grande absolutely detest the Americans ard
express d decided preference u beipy "a. on IL, e.,
each other to beina t,aetied and cv;l;vad h =
fllibusters. In conclusion. Iet me cantian yonng
men not to venture on an excursion III tt;s nIaca
or III this direction under ai,Y siration fran the
telegraph or GEN Bickley until they hear that the
*. G. G. organization have two Thousand men an
this frontier. BY taking a note of this some valn
able time may be saved, and some right hard swear
ing and useless drinking NAV he avoifed
The Crescent Of the 25th createa onito =. sensa
ton, and the federal Office holders made haste ~
swear in their allegiance fo the trua faitb 40
Swallowed forth by Breckin,3aae ana Tane n MAS
d hard dose to swaloB5sbn The knowladge mat
the Crescent circulated under the ewes If John
GlideI, and that their heads were IN, ,anger made
them come down to the work brayely. and now
the Custom sllonse is 4 unit AID, tle foi
lowed suit. | am gIad that tie gentlemen have
found the true path, for the South CANNOT aford 10
iritter away her strength on Douglas when Lincoln
y 70 be beaten either By Breckinridgeor Bell. We
have got TO unite Oh somebody Who believes that
white people are entitled to the benefits If tbs
Government, and that niggers come as an after.
thought
The correspondence which wrote you about
four weeks ago concerning the landing Of cargo
ofslayes on Padre Island, has created profound
impression throughout Western Texas, and on INV
short trip to the capital Of this State last week
heard more speculation upon the subject Of the F
ruth Of my statements IN my letter than could
write u duodecino volume. Being unknown as
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