New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-10
THE SECOND, SOBER rHOUGHr.

ing going on in the North ut this time, The udi-
cations are numerous and unmistakable. Even the
mnst RI dcal nf +he Aboliton inrrnas hntrey them
selves occasionally long oqo the New York
| Tribune qroane7 ont 8. the cxnepscs of the war
are Fr;chtr,1 while tIe moderate Black Repub-
loo, ,,n,ero,,or, ,.bc, s,,nnort TincoIn's wicked
var ro}icv with zoa1 and vjror, continually throw
ont axnrassions proving conclusiyely that the
saoo,d snber thonpht is BEGINNING to do its work
WAN that norton of the Northern mind cauoble of
4,oti,n The rrus of which will he r,alnohlv man
fast ere long.
| Tornadoes are ALWAYS short.lived. and the wild
| storm, of f,rv and nass;on that syycnt over tbe
North immediately subsequent 10 the lombard
mont If Fort Snr,ta, ;s beornipc 70 I,l the ,,no
ME are exarcisino their ronective facntiasan7 the
more fhev think The doener will become their con.
v;ctions that tho wa, +hoy arc v,og;ro, ,,or +bo
South il NOT onlr r,o,+on o,a ro,soioss hn+ +roti+
4 =; A., - 4,; ,,1,t -, ,St
and ;rro,,arah lo in,rr to tbor,so12ns In o Moan.
| -. =, ~ - ~
liHle5 tne enormous expenses Lhcoln government
| is diurnally mourning, which is bound to saddle
them with frghtful national debt will have ten
| ao,o,, "a e+;r,,Io+ +ho;. ,,,oo, ,ooo,,.;o,, ,l
OeN5 " ''A4'''''0 'it04 tA''' al a"o
| render them Zeaous 1or peace that snail De lar
| and honorable to the South.
| We sbonld not he at all surnrsed if the total
| .t..s - ., 80, ,.
u INV Sis ~" 4t'''
| upon industry, ana the general bankruptcy which
| is impending over the North should even be felt in
T;roaln,s Conrross which ;s r. ossoo,h1o A., +bo
~, - w 0-A Wv
| 4'A Oh july we 40 not aoupl ooI mat poay VIII
register the ukases of the Lincoln dcspotism: but,
there will be some bold and true men there repre-
sant;nr ,,orbens hold on5 ,,otrio+;, ti,o,,nios
81, ~ ~
VINO VIII make such showing OF the depraVlty OF
| the Administration and the wickedness Of the war
that will sicken the hearts of all lonest mem in the
North 40 we'll &c in Errona
| some weeks ago We replied to an article in the
Cincinnati Enquirer referring to Lincoln's paper
blockade, in which we stated If voD1d he broken
49, 49, o,,I ~. t ~ "
| ~ .'' ',,A '"o'"''N " "'S'l wing "o''iW lt0
enquirer IKE TO KNOW the time when this will be
done2 Well shortly after the first of September if
not before y The Fnonirpr with q fornaes almost
| $500, ~ -, w.. "-'- " 1'' AI ''''A4'''
uHParal1e4eu Ill NofIheFh Journals quoted our re-
marks entire, and commented upon them in this
wise;
dne arsle!9 ron %,len we copy Is significant on
tract, The Crescent eyidentiv means t"t to 81
| glish Government will, so soon as the present
| growing cotton crop is ready for market, require
o ii ~; ~ l2c nt 9ea.coasI plockeue so
some lime thaf il is tha bone ~ oonuict;o 49, ~
necessities of England for the cotton of the Sonth
| would compel that Government to interfere in be-
nan u iue seteuet states, lnat mas impaired to
taIitv LET ne make nrediction tLot in "uu W.
itself upon our mind with painful conyiction If
the certainty of its fulfllmelt, and that is that
should the English Government interfere in this
sai19t tne iitI u! Lne onlted
seeded States for some wears to come, for The
means for producing it will be almost, if not alto
geIner waning 3 mere IS great deal OF excite
made to dsinte@rafe orr Gnvernfent hn4 Sbo1,Id6
foreign power interfere in favor of the effort to
preak Us up, the excitement that will then follow
i oniT he a. tho WIZ 'ae present
granite to powder, in it's steady and rasist,ees
| march, to the dashing, foaming mountain torrent
~ It's slue me present would be out surface
that Wond he aronsaI hv forai7n ;I,+fs plsa'4n
aid in div ding the Union and DESTROYING the Gov.
eFhlne1t. Ii the seeded States and England are
NJ f iot IN il7 controversy;
woe to the party that accents II. 'S0@' "-'N
We considor tho {. ,,oi,,f,1 oo,,:.;,, ;, - Il,
L7nc,iro, vol FOUNDED " '10
bou-aror doraa ror,o - a. -
+a1tv ,, fron, tbo+ sorroo ,oro ,,,, =. ''.'N
of the Sontb haro riso in +I,a; ,,,;l1
tho 5ooro ,iio Io,,1,,o, &c -, ,,.3-,, " - ''i
ment0aec1ara1 tbair irder,oodoroo tta1;,n
nenderce thew will maintain ~ o,.o,,. $50
every hazard. and to tha ,,t+arr,oe+ ot+rni+, -
human endurance. We NAV he annihiIatod b,,+ ,,-o
never can be subiugated. and in onr ann;birotior
the cotton trade and ali the commerce and ,atro,
age of the South would be forever DESTROYED.
We have asked nothing from England but a re-
cognition of our existence as nation, nor shall
we ask for anything more. Substantially, we have
been recognized in the Oueen,s proclamation and
before the month of JAly expires we shall he for
mally recognized. Very likely France will receive
our Commissioners first but the chances are that
both Governments will act copiontlv At all
events, we feel entirely confident that before the
lst of August the nationality and independence of
the Confederate States will be officially acEDowl
edged by the two leading powers of Furone.
Will this be considered cause for war on the mart
of the Washington Government2 Seward uoys On
all the prominent Abolition journals have said a.
on innnmerahle occasions and the Cfncirno+i, r.,
55,rirar 10 o,oinors1 +or,;tI i, ,o,.o,1 - a.. -,
roro e o,r or,i If e. y...o, e.. w. ~ 10
10ti1 VI o'l "nai' " tlo oh''eu states Govern