New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-16
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Inereial shoe is beginning to paeh. iae5 aie W
ginning to suffer terribly ia all departments %
trade, industry and production; their nefehants
are failing their Inannac are stopping thelf
ships will soon be rotting at their docks Out ioI
the short crop in Europe last year and the aeuauu
caused by the war they have wantonly commences,
the market for their agricultural products, lnsteae
Of being dulIasit is now, would be ruihoasiy ae-
preoiated, and utter stagnation ana cothplese
bankruptcy would everywhere abound. bpt Whsht
they are suffering now bears no comparison 70 tlo
evils they have entailed upon themselves, 70 pe
endured in the future. The Frenchman VINO hau
the gout in reply TO question as TO inc olHsfeloe
il AGONY between the rheumatism and the govt,
truthfuy portrayed their present and future con
alton said the Frenchnian: (. Put your foot in
vice and let it be screwed up until you can Dear
Tie main no longer. That is rheumatism Give
The screw one or two more turns That is govt! y
The Northern Abolitionists Of high degree are
| grooming under the pangs of commercial rheuma-
tistn now BY the time the fall season arrives they
will he healing forth shrieks betokenng intensest
| agony. IN consequence Of prolonged spasms Of
4 commercial financial manufacturing, maritime
and industrial govt.
Il The following is the concluding paragraph OF q
long article in the Chicago Tribune of the 8th inst,
\ III which an immediate and vigorous blockade 81
all Southern ports is earnestly urged upon the Ad
Il yninistration the editors contending that such
Il procedure would iniict Q vast amount Of damage
Il upon Southern interests:
"A mt let It he remembered that the blockade is q
t,co-edqed ssD0fd While the blow inflicted BY 1t
Al upon the insurgents Is damag TO an ncatculaole
4 degree, the injury done thereby to the commerce
and industry of the North is such that dA classes ft
feel it--New England, id the tcdnt OF ens'toynss
"a Tor her, ships and market for her goods New
tYnrI FL Ilc of Customers and the Vest ~ seoft
sales of her breadss and provisions me aees ~
sitv var making the contest short, sharp ana de-
= cisive-for putting all the power and a!i me re-
Il sonrces OF this great Government and TINS uhitea
people into one effort to restore order and reassert
The supremacy of the laWs-is imperative, mat the
4 blockade may BE raised, and that the business may
50 on.
Y blockade il two.edged sword, Y is il? Be-
Il fore YOU get through, you may find that the war
vou have wiekedly commenced against us pos
4 sesses .ir,numerable edgesa sharp, destructive
+ and terrible. You Northern Abolitionists should
have thought of all this before you commenced the
a drht We of the South calculated all the chances
ID their heghth and DEPTH length and breadth pc
9 fore we made up our minds and took action. Con
sanently. when we dissolved the partnership, the
|. ;naaxible determination had been previously ar
rived at, that we would sacrifice every man and
Ieyery dollar before we would submit to Abolition
!. domination.
v when Tie South Is subiugated to Abolition mis-
rule, there will be no employment" for aAsszEGe
ships, .ssaslsss Yankee : no Gus
FT toners Y for New ORR, and no demand LOT Wesl
u ern breadstufs and provisions for the Sout
e VIII then be a depopulated waste, abandoned
e rpined. worthless, and it will take third OF
= and thousands of millions to restore IT to it
4 nresent condition. Would such q result ahor
J, a halitiondopa either markets or supplies, O.
account Of the partial loss Of which BY our seces
< sion they are giving utterance to sentiments an
u threats which, if spoken in the lowest depths {
Pandemonium by the meaness inmate there
would call forth rebuke from the Father OF EVIL
= with US of the South the irrevocabe determine
!, ton is an everlasting separation from Aboiiuoi
! dom. We have tried you Abolitionlsts--we knol
y you-we have suffered wrong, insults and plunde
A. Al vour hands, until they became unbearable, az
then we withdrew from all governmental come
AZ stion with you That connection never can, w
,e or shall be renewed. We would not trust VI
n If every Abolitionist in the North shou
n get ON his knees and solemniy swear on u
,e Holy Eyangelists Of Almighty God that u
ID future should show q reversal OF past condu'
4. and that hereafter they would act honestly a
patriotieallV. We are willing to make peace
honorable terrns-eTter into treaties on equitaf
"a conditions--but we will never have a polite
IS. alliance with you as long as grass grows and wei
Ii, runs. Sooner than consent to this, we would
w thousand fold see our country swept as with T
he besom Of destruction--its pleasant places ma
~, desolate--its cultivated fields deserts-its ma
ur- Of commerce the abodes of bats and OWL
and all It's glorious prosperity one general scene
j, ruin. Anything but the horrible sway OF tn
~ - VINO encourage regiments of rnfians to deeds
= rapine and horror, at the commencement OF a W
w BY telling them that the women OF Baltimore
'ieh Richmond are renowned for their beauty! A
thing on Gods earth bnt the rule of such infer
~ villains. But the women of the South, as well
~, the women Of Maryland and Virginia, are renow
for their beauty, intelligence, truth and grace,
- the possession of all those virtues which invest
88s sex with u holy splendor. After the scum OF
Use. Northern cities get through with Maryland
,een Virginia an impossibility to be ps
he be--the leading Lincolnites will urge them fur
now South in pursuit Of 9 beauty and booty"
nme- ID SO happens, however, that these soutl
office women threatened with insult and outrage by
Pig coins Abolition hordes, have abonttwo million
strong imbed, stout-hearted, well-armed
Witt bands fathers, brothers, uncles ETC., prepare
tile shed every drop of blood that flows in their v
lin the defence and for the protection OF t
] nearest and dearest to them. After Lincoln's
- s.as ernment-of which the Chicago Tribune is
Is ~ chief exponent in the State Of lllnois-utter
id in tuese !" ~
ecution.
10 Of Can such men, in such a holy cause, be
dayl minated? No! They are bound to triumph
citing they viii be mereiful and magnaumous in viz
vice. They may despoi the would-be spoiler, and n
the would-be robber of the North, but his fl
will remain inyiolate.
J. the And, commercially speaking, from this
,tifed henceforward forever, the South will f
drill. New England 2 no employment for her s
ght of nor will she purchase her +" goods; ""N New
must look elsewhere for g customers; = and
ern breadstuffs and provisions will have
else. 10 other quarters Of the world for narke
after the South We would sooner give up busn
use Of together and starve, than employ, patron
obtain suppeso Of any kind, whatever, FIR
t;ca i quarters we have named.
mem
in the IAl4A ON ,ofaalSsss'
The shady side of the streets yesterda,
tolerably well thronged. The chief talk J
nat the the intelligence from Europe, brought by