New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-06
NUMBER lO5.

the Unions consent, titus suFar-abatius the idea
81 Fepeihoh IN the pubic mind, dFugGed during |
thlr!y years, and goo1 men are found in arms
aeaInst @ inc 'toYeFh4ient.
rms sophism derives currency from the as !
@l'ltpuoh OF some ofAAAHoteht supremacy pertain |
M .n& 70 a state; states nave neither more Of less
State t ~ ~ ~ o'lS vi ihsIn oeins
into The ininn hsf[ ,t n {; 't,; p'sf 9is p1ssu
~nial dcuendenca. tho nary onna came in Ftr
condition Of dauerdanca. even IA vaa drrin-Lar
Temporary indeDendanre was never desgnatod a.
State
The term SOVEREIGN Stale ia not in The r,rr,s,f
tuition, nor as Is believed. in any State Co1stjtg
ton
Here follows an elaborate argument against the
right Of secession in ~Dch Is questioned whether
the people OF eTer2 state, except South Carolina
are not 10 favor Of the Union
The contrary mas not been demonstrated,
OaF adVeEsaries nave ADOPTED some aecialaflon5
VI ~ @ y tt r o. i. ~
st va he ] All, '!' Sa ~ ,h u
~ 10 6,,a.;tr ',r 1i ,,o.,5ant e4afte ~
Wby jgTore the riahts OF 1oea--tla authority
of the Yeonlay This il essentially DeGt,la'g CON
test. / am happy to believe that the plain, com
mon peoDn understand and appreciate this.
'' Il s noteworthy that while in the nations trial
oM2efs nave a. $tIA no common aodler or
Salt2r mas deSeFlel ms nag
u remains TO ne aemoIStfaled Is'lt nose nose "ho
gan ialrty carry an election can ais2 fePfes7 a re-
D@ltoh-th"t gyli3L7 are 1'ie riB"sn any pea5eiul
7lcGeSao58 o pnl4L4 4Et III ~ MH.l oa'.ots st@'e
t oao y 0J Iet 'l1e m ,i nan T. W.
cent to ha)Intt themselves At sucrocdTnr eIccfons
Such will be the lessons Of peace.tcashing rnen
-rh,+ tts. nGrnr, +aIo ~. iol,;l ta,, +,l-
bv war. unless there be nrcasfncs4 Rer3rdinc
tie course Of the Government to Southern Gtates
after the suppression Of the rebellion, it ia prorer
and laws. The Executive desires to administer tae
,I rs Dy rtbe
II j. not Tarceiyed that KARA is lny eoerco srb
sr5njon unarnntaes TO each State a r@pragentatire
form of m1vernEneDt If a State yithHraws it NAV
chaDre ifs form to prevent the going out
" As iDJispeusabe to maintaining the guarantee
with the AFepnst regret the Executive has EN-
plcyed tha war mower for the defence Of the Gov
crnment. hut this course being forced upon him,
he could not but perform his duty surrender the
Governments No c0rnronlise in this cast co ID
cure: not that cou1rron,i-cs are not often proDer
but no popular Gnvcrnnent can long survive q
| marked precedent, that those who carry e!sc-
| uoh can oaly save me country ny giving up lhe
Lna! POW upon WIN tHG Peops. gave me clsi-
NO" 20 t1 p''lIei 1il:aei'e7' hoI theif Set'duL9'
| 'i!i Tt'ef@t. llft 4rC,>!o1; a., 7,....... .,,
consent that our institutions should perish, much
| less betray so vast so sacred a trust, as free
| people has confidrd in him. He had moral
| right to shrink from count the chances of his
own life Qs what might follow. In iall view of the
great responsibility resting upon him, he has done
! what he deemed TO be his duty.
| ''Iounow, in according your own Judgment, do
| yours. lie hopes your views and actions VIII so
| disturbed in their rights. speedy restoration Of
| them.
| Having thus chosen our course with pure mo-,
| tive and purpose, let Us renew our trust and go
| forward without fear and with manly hearts"
| IT, s. C0nrress
| w,.u,xrror In1r5 Nv M.itorr. of Ken+na,,v
! no,,inataI F,bnnr;JcJo nr 1'annassnn' N'
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