New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-29
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4 n AsHrNsToN CORRESPONDENTS.

irreTacafIe past, the lafaentabe fact tiamentabl
10 Eaon.idolatefsS IL more ana more distinctly "
vealed that Constitutional liberty is left no ahidin
place tsxcer III tlie Southern Contederacy. Wit
< stnbhernness witch was not TO have been es
peeled az W pRprinsi Il party the Republican
have set consolidation at defiance. The NeTtl
yielding to the sprea voice that lures her on TO ti
W efsorccuae Sf the Id awa,,-but not to eoercio
III al all, ohs no--vctes men and money ad t56fgsi
III the present ana the coming Execative; an
mere, 80 far as The present vision see, there
ne chance 10 Keep the whole Republic fromlgetfins
into the PLACE where Toombs said Georgia was
saalneiys A the a7nr u Rfath, y
fu voting down Mr. CritteRdeafs amend ment
and substituting Glafk's eoeroioa resoations Il
sEaeiT stead, u he Republicans have given eatl
blew TO the latest compromise, which is attributed
# tn Pryor. Of Ss and is in effect Modification
y {srifscnaenis Douglas and Breckenridge are sait
both Id be iii FAVOR Of this project, but, if the litt
htr brings me news Is not storyteller botl
of these gentlemen are privately of opinion tha
tsra best tlsing the DO rder slave States could dt
vosld be 10 march straight out, make q Union &C
cSriling To 'tEeir own ideas Of right and justice
sad let ali'in who are willing to subscribe to tht
new compact But I am inclined to think tina
Providence don intend To permit any reconstruc
fion MnG certainly it is otswise for Virginia tt
commit herself To any policy which will keep hel
from Il tipg her sister States on the Gulf. But We
shall sea what we shall see.
Dreary, dreary, drag the dark and gloomy days
Washing ton Is bat puddle of slnsh, the great ora
tors have ail spoken, there is attraction at the
CAPITOL little at the tlieaters the hotels, and SO
II wa are lsft at the mercy Of sensation kilograms
for excitement TO be sure, there has been a hop
as Wizards; the President has received and the
supply of oysters ana ale is abundant. Still, it i
tnighty dull
EEL Earnatt of Virginia, has outlined the terms
of the only Union possible between the North and
South fo watt separate governments for each Sec
ton, customs league, and an alliance offensive
4 ana Defensive al seems to me that this Union
wenld work admirably. But the North win never
i agree ts il. They know the Southern Confeder-
sey must pand toward the tropics, and that is
sss.ll and syormwood to them. Why it should be
10. NJ ly tEey sInuld prefer that Mexico and Cen
tral America should remain forever prey to vio
Jence power ty and decay, on become possessed BY
frea negroes (their favorite colonization scheme
yota know ather than be inhabited by the neblest
race on earth, and made 10 blossom like the rose
Heaven alone can tell.
IE II IittIe singular, and yet quite natural, that
s during the present session the two bloodiest
speeches which have been made at all, have come
from the lips of preachers. fIarIan in the Senate
aud GHrley in the House have given the South
particular Jesse. The latter is an arrant coward
no wonder he bIeats SO furionsly. These Northern
people really believe they can crush the South as
easily as q held:hand can break a wet ash-cake.
III IS not their superior numerical strength which
ffley poIlTsf rl,n IA peI as snDeri0r science
and inFentive genins5I have not the least Doubt
Tas II ~ comes 10 % war tiey Will avail themselves
Of all those Sinking and deadly chemical com
pounds mentioned by8t the late DR. in let
ter % the London Times, written a few months
bef0re his death and by which entire armies and
whole cities Of men. women and children. will be
destroyed in few moments, in the midst Of the
horribly nauseous and sufocating smells which
these chemicals viii generate. The destruction Of
life would be Is sweeping and merciIess as that
5oceasioned by an earthquake or an avalanche; it
wonld De contrary to all the rules Of war in civil
ized communities, because it would spare neither
sex nor aee it sFouldbe more atrocious than the
barharftes ii criminals vet We have nothing less
TO expect from the malignant and Unsuitable rage
of AbUlitionlsts.
Judge Reagan. before leaving for home, which
he did this morning, sounded d trumpet blast of
defiance, 5fu the name Of five hundred thousand
TeSan freefnen, in the ears of the nirger-worship
ing yretches in fhe House. But lie might as well
preach to the dead, Deaf to every bold Southern
challenge against leir power, they are even worse
yv.Fs., srv spreai il made to them to snare The
M herrera of 4 ,seless and boodv civi,
vvar IL blindad are tbay III tte ,nadnsss II -.
rf;an ana t,e insane notion, of supnressina what
tl,ev are ,,Ieased II eall the Pro.slavery Rehel
l;ans that they mistake the bumane n,eas If
cafrarra for tlia "a fy anfresfies If fear Tho
more Ne ash 10 be let alone. the more we bep to
fs,nft III saaeetba I,anphtiar more insoIent and
tisev besome.
The hitch il tfe A ALBANIA Convention. fl,e tardt.
ness III ARA rsas. tbe anxiety If VIRGINIA to Az
nothing aeeisiveiy either for the North or the
south tfg maintenance III tle N CharIeston
e reconsideration f fiark,s eoercion rasolnt;ons
III tfe eonerr to prornote the dalnsio,
"A NJ ~ hera MAJ 4ba EMF sfatag
4 farea and tIat sncJ, : tn, 40 eontbara
sfay tl,s hast Ger so,a
III aa III assense ysro,,t,1y ~ e u
be fre ts lelay i atfrhutable y ,,a dasna
~ tha naan,e "a se.s,ya tla pa eic pa;,rood ~
v iS s 81 oaa' ~
D'ay 9aessS Y 1at ! she power OIL that monstfeus
hundred million Incorporated Abolition swndle
viii be when gets Id full blast Why there viii,
;,oE he ! soafberr, state lin ease tba JTn;on II