New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04
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his OLD cry ~ being revived all over the North
and the pressure nponsG Gen. McClelanis becoming
really StremeTdo ns. The desperatiensef the Abo-
litionists il ruthfully portrayed in the following
para graph from the New York World, one Of their
ablest and most influential organs +: ssfss8 4as
Il Il The credit of the Government IS sinking. The
people are becoming desperate ready for any
thing for relief from the crushing suspense and
horrible burden Of an imnlovable army and d war
ct once the most costly and the least profitable
knoWn ln the history Of eiyiliz led communities San
manner OF factions will arise Abolition fanatics
Red Republican furies Secession conspirators-
will grow potent in the annW olesome atmosphere
tof war Quoted by imbeeiles forsthe benefit of
contractors II will not do to wait, and wal, ANY
longs ~ or never. sys5i sjs5s
q yes, the e credit of the Gorilla Government
.sis sinking II viii soon sink 50 low that the
Longest line and heaviest purnmet vii be unable
to sound its unfatloInable depths. IL Is now on
the very verge Of the lower deep Of sredenlp.
ftionless bankruptcy and measurable contempt.
Ne wonder the Northern I. people are becoming
deep Il They have been desperately crazy
ever since they CONNIE nced Waging d wanton war
lnpon the South, They are defined to endure
many days of & crushing suspense, /, llumiiations
and dsgraceB,sto which the mortif eations Of the
past afford no comparison, unless they conclude to
act with nion deceRey and recognize the indie,
pendenee of the Confederate States on such equta-
btc terms AZ TIE latter may dietates Their great
army, when If moves, will be whippe orse than
at Manassas, and II IL quite evident that they
seatnoE much longer sustain II in an immoyable',
tttede.s The EN- ense IS too enormous on this
Spoint The testimony Of the New York World is
,eoael1sive. Between the legitimate costs Of an
siraiaense army and the q. horriblen stealings
sof tAe contractors, the Gorilla Government ii
bound 70 sink 70 The uttermost depths Of defeat
and infany. s A 4 Ia s$saS5sss aafs sss5 siSs,ss
Fhe approximations of the New York World in
regerd To nlaionss u home ale we'll founded,
Well may u, sud its fanaticaI coadjntors look with
Tear and trembling upon the gathering storm.
We All manner of factions'' rsshsginnine to make
their appearance in, the North; and nothing bnt.
one more victories, deesiye III their oharacter
and M be speedily achieved, can save the Admin,
istsason from being prostrated il The estirnation
.of those who elevated Lincoln to power, and
thsrsey brought az irreradicab stigma upon the
chair once adorned ~ the occupancy OF WASH
IsdEoN 1numball. Of Hinois, led of in the SEN
ate. BE was supported BY Hale, of New Hamp.,
shire, ~ two speeches, the latter Of which de-
snouncsd the proposition to surrender Mason and
slideil II unmeasared terms. Thess Senators ara
fhe maia pillars of the abolition party North
ssllhopt TEEN and those they controlled, Lincoln
eouia not aaves been nominated Coming eyents
cast their shadows before and these astats lint
Wholly unsernpulols mon, ssee tile Y shade ~,
clearly and are nrepasing to Gel ont Of me wav
81 the eomtng event. ahich porten5s fsart,,,
convalaion Liuoolnastr. ss'1A y
Two or three yictofIss might reasta.s a. q,
sllla ~ ne condolences he orthsrns nssnIs !.
Init 49, be H. sure to encounter defeats Insaaa -
victories, i he orders his ARMIES to asvanse Ana
~ iaacton viii shortly become With lin d fatal
as defeats va cannot nee how he cal, esespe fron,
The aightfal dilemma ia which bis own fslly ana
Wickadness has placed him.
Il Our armies are psating for his iesions 81 "a.
rance. Indeed, they are becoming impatient and
disposed 70 find fault with the veteran ii the head
q Tie Government of Tie Confederate stats
because he, will not allow them to advance and
drive the invaders frem Southern soil. The enemy
boasts that be oatnumbers ~, and our foes are
undoubtedly srrnsd and equipped better than the
sontfern ldiers are. Yet the Aboliaonists dare
cot attack us on land, when the chances are nj All
equal, and content themselves with petty n,araud.
ing ditioas from their fssts On exposed points
knowing fail well that we have no means Of mest.
ing them on the wateri "a q sf stza 3SSs
e We WISH The 8sSfillasto Advance let thetn ss55y