New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

"hears instead Of the dersiye iauster Of tbe -
session. There 10 no donbt that the mosk sfirrirg
debates of the present session viii be- on ~
.sTacyeS But she snswsr ~ the Gc7ernmsnt VII
De. ,eda We have been told by the American
1sy plsss ,,s sndsy a sRsisr ia ba. .hs mat
the South must b srasksd, 81 Tie North must d s.
ruined. Phe sixty days Ire drawine to cIose. III
Will be useless to recognize power which ID to bs
crushed 80 70 trouble ourselves, tkS
prepare for war, about matter fkf Hia b setslsd
tn few Weeks2 The hope OF EH6laAd n0M q ths*.
the North will soon be exhausted, and IA oaefs
xheined VT With financial i diaenlties, % tnas shs gsy:
y II has been demonstrated ID the Treafah4Tthat.
the Government is not afraid OF the mob, Johx
bgails looking forward TO an early supply of sotten
arrival Of MI Mason he Is renortsd To- have taEen
passage in the West Indta steansey. which may 80
the case. Or i may be only blind 70 conceal -
rear des.lnation. As he hag been chosen Senator
pose he wili make an effort to get to Richuaonaw
which be may dc either through Canzaa, frow tse
West Indies to Florida or from Texas. There ara
Southern Commisaio1ers nave expenied iares
sums OF money in suborning the press yand pnb-
iishipg pamphlets in London and Paris. beiievs
.nat I'M sis mistake. In the first place, the3
nave nad no money to spend, and, iH the second,
no occasion % spend fn this manner. The ~
ana CONSERVATIVE press, and most Of the whik
papers have abused the North con dnaofp There
vas va no need 70 er!es thsna They have been but
the North aud help tn South snA The NsysrnHlcif
has given official puhlicatioH 10 The stfonuesf
document yet written il defence pk sepession- d
Lord john Russell, last Augdsss You VNT -.
with astonishment, no doubt, that hass GoulsS
sioners have been, ia certain sense, o4aiAIy ra
esiYAd, and that their dispatches 40 nd ior
Parliament and the whole country. With III ae1D
official formalty az those gf Mt, Adams Of any n
credited Minister to the Geurt of 81. James. THe
expenditures Of million Of dollars to subofninG
he tie press @ OF dlsstibssseE .palnRslsss, would 70
milton and publication Of this singis docunsns.
- Bat the Government, TO all appeAFanees meanN
to preserve the attitude Of neutrality until faisIy
matches and Held Capt. Craven, 81 thsTassarors,
still for twenty four hours while tEe NASHVILLE Bas
ssteamIng away in triumph BY THU time abe may.
have burned dozen merchantmen. The Sumter,
guns Of Gibraltar. She csn stay only twenty fed1,
hours at q time, under present arrangements Int
should United States man of-Mar 60 there to ind
her, ths Sumter mt would have plenty e tine e rua
the actual neutrality thsre Is precious Httls The
people Of England eartainly fonrn 81 all whs
have any influence, Wished The NashTille 10 ~
ssoss ssg ssGss ss R R.ss sss sy s q ss %
they did over Bull Run, and say % tt,ls " pessL
ble Of n aNorthernvicteEy. ssyals ,ss. n ~ sSs;s
:, In the discussion Of American tNairs u .Esgs
land, we generally hear something about slavery.
But The abolition feeling here % senfinisnt aids
matter Of iconrse, and mot very practical n II
character. The manufacturer Of England would
not give one farthing more pound for free cotton
to abo1sh ali the slavery in the world. They b.
feve ms Uncle TOMS Cabin ~ shey rejoice Id the
emancipation OF the gegToas in the fWsst lnas6 :
they hold slavery in abhoErenes- many ID. .and
j the rest agree to f-abut cannot hnd that thfs
sentiments TO be relied npon I'M fayof OF ths North
or against the South II viii net influence 4QAs
will do more to secure the favor Of England than
II you were Tomorrow to proclaim the hbera6on
OF every slave in America. Besides, the British
people paid the masters the ralue Of they negroes.
By doing this, they recognized the right of pro.
perty in slaves. If you wish to please themy you
must do the same. Why should you accomplish
suohfa glorious thing az thefreedom 81 yoaFsta4ss
| Gen. Thomas' brilliant victory in Kennedy 81
scarcely noticed in the English papers, with tho
exception Of the News and the Star. Had -it besl
la Confederate victory, the Times would haye AAd
three leaders on 1t, besides Af the particular6.
But the,dghting is no longer looked upon here d
| the important matter. Youmay heat, or mag h
beaten, over three hundred Thousand square miles
Of territory; you may march armies from The
Potomac to the Mississippi, and from the Ohio 70
long can you goon paying ont 81, 100 600 . day 2
| # Yen do not tax and raise the money, how long
1 can the credit Of the Government paper be sus-
tained2 And if you do tax, I how long will the
people continue to pay ~ The people hero ssndy
the maps in the shop windows,or elsewhere. and
wonder what will become Of California and Ore
gon-.oregon, which they think ought 70 be Z
that have repudated paltry amounts will pay ~
fhesa miona q 4s. "a. - n r7iT-sNS.i