New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04
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THE MEETING To-NIGHT.
There viii be a great outpeufing of the masses
This evening at Odd Fellows Hail. TO listen to true
Southern doctrine, as pounded by able and elo-#
quant orators. We expect the large hall will be
deasely crowded, and that a degree Of enthusiasm
win be manifested commensurate with the merits
Z af The noble cause in which ne are engaged.
iii Che success of that cause the hopes Of the
South are indissolubly hound up. Her honor,
safety character and all that is dear to US as ind
vidasls and cenlrnonwealshs, depend upon the With
irawai Of the South from the existing eonederaey
ggslas Is chr only hape--onr sole ark Of security
the only chance the eIerg Of the times have
LETT us. The Southern States must either dissolve
their present connection with the Federal Union
aud setup for themselves, Of else they must pre-
g,aEe to become the vassals of the Abolitionists,
and "a be despoed, plundeted and insnlted, IS the
malice, caprice, Or the cool calculations Of relent-
4 less fanatics may dictate.
No use other and palmer words, il possible, the
Southern people must seek that Independence,
security and equality, out Of the Union, which has
already been denied them in il, or they must become
themselves tie thraIs Of ruthless fanaticislD, ana
doom thair children to sergitnde more detesable
than the earth, in the darkest pages OF its history,
has ever witnessed,
MI do not believe that the people Of Louisiana
ssie people Of New Orleans are yet prepared to
Iap shsir heads serTilely and abeetly to The rule
Of Abolitionisn. We do not think they are ready
&o kiss The hands of those who have smote them so
Iang and soreiy, and who are now holding the rod
afofE 70 strke5a still HEAVIER and more disgracefal
blow
Ier these reasons we trust the meeting tonight
- aad Fellows Hall WILDE such arousing demon
gsration Of the popular viii, that its influence viii
BE fet ii every quarter Of this great metropolis.
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AssusEsIEsrs The Romance of Poor Young
sfasl having established itself as triumph ard
become publicly endorsed as one of the most beau
titttl and charming things ever seen on the New
3sleans stage, is to be repeated tonight.
AT the ST.. Charles, tonight, Mrs. Barney VII
liaEns viii appear in her great and astonishing
piece entitled An Hour in seyille.i' She plays
only saine characters in this piece, supported by
Ben Deisar and Ghasley Pope. Mr. Barney VIII
Hams viii afterEard appear in g 0 Flanagan and
tile Fairies. and finally, W P. Smith will do Die
cory, il E Tlie Spectre Bridegroom
Ak Tie Academy 81 Music, Dan Ree's great
show will show Up the beautiful and the funny and
astonishing, As ever. Ella zoyara appears to-
afEIt. The ladies and children must not forget
Si6 lIOVH lhlS0 UiaEG tD-illufTOWs
the FiFe King. new and astonishing wonder,
Wal he introduced next week.
u tthe Museum, the Bearded Lady, Swiss warbler,
and Miss Reed, the dWarf.are to be seen day and
might III must be remembered that this is posi-
lively tlleif last week.
Tlin RACES To,BAY.--The anlnsements offered
al the Aietaire to-day consist OF TWO races the first
of which IS d aaeepsfake for gear olds, snbscrip-
fioF s]g forfeit 500, and $500 added BY the club
II the race i run. For the subscribers to this
ssweepstske NE refer the reader to the advertise
mont which will be found ii another column.
the second race ii for q Jockey Club purse Of
$500, for which there is entered Tribune, Wells
sa0od Ndgeiita and Mamie. Any one disposed
10 speculate on the race, cannot fail to find among
lthe sbaFa5sofiie one fora favorite.
MEETING or THE SOUTHERN RIGHHs RANK AND
FlisE, hose who favor immediate secession are
invited, hi an advertisement in another column, to
attend i meeting tobe held tomorrow night, at
the Ninth street market, Fourth District. Several
prominent speakers win address the meeting.
EouRrH REPRESENTATIVE DlsTRIcT.--It will be
seen by reference to the call published elsewhere
chat there viii be mass meeting Of the friends of
Southern Rights held in the Fourth Representative
Uiasrcs tomorrow evening, at the church on Frank
lin street. corner Of Canal. Let all our friends in
shat district turn out and have q rousing and en-
9hnsiastie time
,s ~ NJ. ]. ", q, go, II $3.50,
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rag Mt d clock. Tie important issues now before
country VIII be discussed BY several speakers.
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ssIsRt,I1 ANTS, BaNs-The annual election for FIVE
directors for this institution viii Be held on Mon
day, the 18th inst, between the hours Of 10 a. 81
and u r. Ii.
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R.gh'sis NY. 81 !. - - ms tooss
y 4l1esfss every thursday evening IN i0dgero0m N O
d, Odd Fellows Hall. For Il list of officers for tht
ensuing term the reader referred to our adyerfs
ing columns
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euSa MESis BENEVOLENT AssocIATIoN.--I !.
1nohthly Laeetag o. ms ASSOCIATION VII
NJ hssn ~ honsaag evening" me fta INST, az
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1Ahey sia foyal, on p. LOU
street IL full attendance ID desirable ag busiI1es