New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-20
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1852.
T1IE EFFEcT.
Ispsasinr Il the effect Upon our people Of the
lSte faiurnphs of Inc enemy, which are oocasioning
so excesses ii Joy and exultation throughout the
Nortt the Charleston Mercury says:
Never theiesst there ii not sign fn the Southern
1eayans which betokens submission to Yankee doE,
aiiASbn On the contrary. every day 2 exHeTleses
y ts oss me ssrd Il
Ife Ssqfhsrn AesTt tp win lfberty and ndepend,
mae IL NH eEeaF contest Has the possession Of
oysr e the enemy aslng,s man X X
iAe asast broken BIZ the oc occupancy BY our hated
snal6s al pdTtinn of our soil Has the raid on
81 The dition IN Pamlico Sound. now
{fwpafing to harrass her people and burn he a
ssoliss vii .s 81 sasIe Il Nil creek ind NE
fslUf Zsllicofar, nnnerSe the spirit Of the people
I8hSspssees IN fact, does not every success tas
yeY SalI fts Ut OUT enemies tend more certainly to
dsfeat their object of snbduing as to their domin-
ians uniting the South efn people 70 more IN
H fehse hatred and determine ton to resist " ~
s Il 5l4Ir danger has been compromise and false
sneace. The war has developed the characteristics
\ Ill our Yankee foes. The Southern people gener+
Ners totally ignorant Of them; but every day
achatActeristics. VI Their very successes deyelope
sghems The grand attempt Of their stone feet to
destroy gharle harbor their cation acts
sheit wanton destruction Of property, their CON
dict towards onr slaves, all TEND to defeat their
1biect They are making sure that separation
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They are the best friends of the Dsunionists of the
fsonfh They establish. nv the, most undisputaBie
n pk60fs, the oundness Of Tho dlsunion policy, and
asboW IA Tia world that, like anest Of rattiesnakes
d eraa only ft n live lily themselves. Nor can
eIxii 70 see that we Of the South are tn make
4 tle aast stand on record for free REPRESENTATIVE
rn shs word " & gone
4 ssnt betWeen deap0tsM and conservative liberty
Southern white race IT Is more Ii ii !,
fcr alJotior and tbs III tae ].
despotc The rs5s na aa.,
Hi, u.
y mat than thew nave ever
2ea ahoKe i veIl md forcibly said The truth
\ seses u nefxops and manly guage. Aaong the
and follies of the Yankee war is
1sse aasa snat te senee of their armies IN Tie
ssonta asilt slope Union ae as ths5
ssaa N Ibeyonght V avs had experience enough
s. y y = ss1,u sonth Carolina, Georgia and Ten
this tiris to ascertain the exact amount
\. IYn;os, wi t;Tnent WHICH tie presence Of their
4 M 81 il likely to deYelope. Theg
M. certainly by thfs time lsle ,of
fRsr what contempt
HER viswsds ny 9 thern men and women Z
snle disgust and loathing are felt for
then with what hasels,, all their social advances
sre sepelled ana how snpre is the wish 20 pc
forever Hid of them, personally and officially.
rhe Southern man who can escape from S them e.
w ii order to fght against them while those whe
cannot escape seclude themselves and avoid their
n EVht TheS undisg nised contempt Of the women
for them, al shown IN Nashville and Baltimore
should tearh. them how vain is the idea Of deyel
ming III, exiatings Union sentiment, or creating
i Union sentiment by physical force. 1t is gen
orally understood that educated officers Of the
army possess the instincts of gentlemen but how
Il Ss,,y aertlenaf can consent to do what Fedora
ofiicers have been doing in Nashville and Balt.
more surpassesS comprehension. How they sba
sass along the street. and nee houses sdesa rted b
,eoule they have driven off, and meet indignau
ilashing Of woman,s eve and the contempt
url of their lips, and not feel NEE d1y abont tho
feel that they are aged in q dirty and disrepu
sfabis piece Of bnsiness--is strange indeed. W,
q Know that war Is WI 55sSat at the same time, N
iIsyer undsr God At war at this day, necessar
destroyed al the finer emotions and sensibities
the human heart.
The A orth pretendsd TO wage this war, in III
beginning III orsler TO release the Unionists ofth
+ South from the expressions of the Rebels. MOI
tIlat thsy diseoysr and admit that there are bt
y isw Unfonists ID Tennessee, and none anywher
siss they have gone, will they abandon the war
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