New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
TE4E. AR0LFHIoNIsTs AND THEIR FOR-
TxSsN ARMIES.


IL raise annnev ,r,d rratfv tber lave of notority
ii 81 trava1 ahout ii rnrana iaoouncnr The Gov
ern,ue,,t M, ;,,sts.,icns II .a yTn;ted states e.
cite forsinn svu,ra4,y ana ta,ra Is contributions
n eayr sr,v ~, M 4 Tlrro,,s work II l;beratin
the Impressed slave.r Seward. the treat apostlc
ANA HON ,,r;sst N ma Hack Rcpuhlicans seems to
haws inaurnrated The svstem and showed i.s prac.
t;cah;,,tv ~ has incl ,ot hack from an European
tonr. during which he Il said t. have been exten.
sixe,v ,on;zed ~ III antislsyery leaders Of
Rr;ts;n ana a,so 5vas nattei On the back BY them,
ana ha.,a Cad s,ead II his work of fastening the
a ;rrsnrassb,r conflict that il to dissolve the
T1,,;,r ana dyown mr. svstem and institutions in
g h,,od ND Cheevcr followed
sswara and ael;YeYed lectures III London and
n ,xa;ch "a t;e,,aa the eocku;ess hatred
- a,aes;cs M ro,ndv slanfcrirr and abusing The
rraat pa,nhl;. Ana nov, We Ana II The English
srsss M ssae.has NH addresses IL TIA worthy
sollovers II seward and Cheeyer. il, the persons
II Frad pouclas and MIS-. Ra,nona. both of them
Il cnnve5 ;ri;v;da,s, Il xvho hail from the classic
| nrae;nts oe tbat modern Athens yclept Boston, in
Il. etata - Mess c,nse,tS nonylas and Remond
,l .a,x u To-, III, ~ ;,t,,S,,ead Ia the rood
~ ~ rsrasaa Nj III v;ea, shereof mot the
n, x,r;,,,rose ,owavar, as distinguished
Is t mall am, female Niger sects
e~a,, s,oa,ica ana .hav hoth made eloquent
snas.las I, xvh;c1 alc;ted much !. applanse p and
~, 4. iea, baars ii from their audience
has;a.s dva ,y;,,o an from their nockets quite
q s,,;li;ngs and renee to keep
~ ,rraosed ana he Ahotion machine in
| ,,ot;on
N bava raaa III sneecles Of nMr.s. Douglas
Nh i.sg,s j, pa,.apd as thew are reported in the
usrat,ad ,rrass If the I4th of Janu-
and ars q. ,stonshe tat they met with So
ss.orah,. as,,,,ss rom III broted English
nrov;us;a,s ,xho comnosed ne meeting. Both the
ont stream If fulsome ffattery
mann the Erolsb nation and the English people,
a,a gollowad t,,at bv the most exaggerated and
r,acionsIv false statements concerning the United
statea Tha british Government was great, inst
and nee while The American Government was
But 4 tool Of the s.ave-traders and slaye-drvers.
The English people were brave, independent and
noble while the Yankees across the ocean, suf-
fered themselves TO be bnied and oyerridden by
three hundred and sixty thousand slave-owrers,
and thus we're towards and poltroons. OF course,
then, the Britisher cheered and felt pleasant He
was assured that he individually, was great
institution = and that the world could not manage
to get along without him; and on top Of this, he
was persuaded that his commercial rival and
proud competition over the water was only sneak
and nincolnpoop in comparison with BIZ royal self
That Johns bottemost penny dropped INTO fhe
hat for Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Remond after fhat, IS
not TO be wondered at Doubtless the donors Of
those pennies had to put themselves on sshort al
lowanceH for week after ~ recover from their
axtravagance. Bnt, while filling his starved belly |
with bran, be could console himself with the refec-
ion that that belly belonged 70 aresident, (not
,itizef,, for Englishmen without property don't