New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

Tia elements in the North hostile to the despotic
rule CT the Dlack Republican Administration ap-
pear to be gathering consistency and strength and
to assume Jolder and more defiant tone every
cay. As will be seen by the following extracts,
some Of the most rabid anti-slavery journals are
the most vehement in their attacks upon the
Lahoon President and his sapient cabinet:
From the New York Times
4 HIT 1T THE AnM1NISTKATIoN.--From one end
of the country 10 the other there is profound and
universal discomfort with the movements of the
War DepSs tment-a discomfort that takes no def
mite shape fastens upon no specific acts, and is not
inclined to wage any personal warfare on the
present incumbent, but which plants the seeds Of
a profound distrust, and heavy, hopeless, leaden
Encouragement in the public heart. No man who
has been among the people anywhere. can doubt
the existence OF such feeling They are not
hopeful of victories, aud are more and more de-
pressed by the tdings of fresh disasters lhey
feel without knowing exactly why, that while they
are giving millions upon millions of money and
hundreds of thousands of men to the Government
for the service of the country, these enormous re-
sources are not used to the best adVantage-the
country does not reap from them the benefits it
has right to eNpect-and they naturally look to
the War Department as responsible for this dis
hearening disappointment.
From tbs Cincinnati Gazette.l
IMDEClLITY OF LISCoLNs CABrNEr.-Snce our
hand is in, we will also remark that after the Man.
have held his office only until his successor was
appointed. His resignation should at once have
been placed at the service of the President. The
disaster was too great the disgrace too eternal
and the responsibility too direct to be shufled of
with the imbecile consolation that defeat may be
better than victory. This would have enabled the
President to have formed Cabinet that would
have revived the hopes of the country, and then
defeat might have been turned to good. This
would not have placed the responsibility on those
members of the Cabinet who opposed the fatal
policy, for their disappointment by the President
would have endorsed and yindicated their previous
course.
From the syracu'e Courier,l
Nor TO BE ScAKED.--We may be coerced and
suppressed from enjoying the rights guaranteed to
free press through the Constitution, by illegal
enactments, but by mob violence--NEVER! i
our office is piled in runs before this paragraph
meets the eye of our readers, We shall issue
another sheet inside Of ten hours.
From the Dubuque Herald,l
WA&TED-FRIENDs FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL
Democratic committee in the East has offered the
reward of thousand dollars for Republican
Speech or a Republican newspaper. that insist
that the Constitution shall be adhered to and main
tained.-[Wayne County Gazette.
The reward might be increased without any
danger OF its being called for. There is not a Re
publican paper nor Republican speaker in the
country il favor Of administering the Government
in accordance with the Constitution. At least VIZ
have not seen or heard Of one.
Mr.. kimbal of the Essex County Democrat o
Haverhil, Mass, was tarred and feathered anC
ridden on rail the other day for " the treason o
peace" Whereupon the Lawrence Courier re
marks:
Perhaps the time will come when the peopIe Q
Hayelhill will feel as ashamed Of this transactiV