New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-27
3 GREELEY,s ORGANS.

The groans Of the Aboltionists are peculiarly
Agreeable ID all honest ears. There is sousething
about chem that y exceedingly pleasant Especially
do We love to hear that foul fend Of Abolition
that horrid Caliban Of Northern society Horace
Greeley, groan,, rave and rant In impotent rage,
because he cannot carry out his Internal designs
against the Southern people Listen to the closing
paragraph Of long article from the pen Of the old
villain .9ss - l " =
u Is lime this enar' soese brought to close. We
cannot go on spending money al Tie present enoa
nous rate Tor ene sir months toage. INC season
f., mdh military II se sou
our Northern troops. Foreign powers are not
merely uneasy at the dearth of cotton and the
failure 0f markets for their fabrics caused by the
war and the blockade; read the news from Eng
land this morning and judge whether the British
Government desires TO see the Union broken up.
Now is the time to end the war, and the means are
at hand. By the light Of burning Charleston the
dullest may read the handwriting on the wall.
Slavery has co1spirsd to divide and destroy the
public; let it meet the fate of Haman Let us
bury treason and slavery in a common grave, and
thus get rid Of abolition, :. sectionasnl,n and all
other ID domestic strte Woe to this land
If smother May finds the rebellion stu and
defiant! Letns all resolve that 1t shall be put down
by the shortest method, SO that our brothers now
in arms may return to their families and their in.
dustry in the spring. J. 3,s
We don't expect you will be able to carry on the
war /" six months longer" In fact, we know you
cannot. You are whipped already. You are bank
rupted at this moment. Your foreign relations are
more complicated than ever, and although your
incendiaries may have fred the beautiful city OF
Gharleston-,the abode Of loveliness, chivalry and
homer -our slaves are trne, affsctonate and loyal
and If their masters wonld pernitit, nothing would
afford them as much unalioyed pleasure rs to be
participants in the gibbeting Of yourself and your
Infamous eompeers. n
Furthermore, the days are not many in the calen-
dar of time, when the climate Of the seaboard
Statas, as the New York Tribune well remarks,
will become unhealthy y for the - Northern
troops'' Most true! To tsregular citizens it will
continue salubrious and healthy, but to its hyper
borean invaders every breeze will be fsaught with
death-death certain death inexorable Our
friend, with The saffron hair and bright yellow tea-
lures, whose arm is irresistible and who knows
neither sleep nor weariness, will right speedily rid
us Of our enemies and open our commercial marts
to the trading Of the world. Therefore, the Gree
leytss had better strike soon the sooner the bet
ter--as we know we shall whip them, and do moi
desire the trouble and expense Of another cam
paign.
4 Naughty and defant, y the Confederate States
will raise their crest May That crest shall never
be lowered. Before May, however, we expect the
dogs 1--WE beg pardon of the animals y Of Abolition
tosne for peace which can only be grantedon the
basis of the complete political and commercial in
dependence Of the Confederate States.
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