New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-28

as the representatives of Her Won Bismarck, BY
several local yiragoes. the soldiers of Nassau oh
serving in calm, sad tone, "What have we t.
do with it, since we are now Prussians and since
there are no means of preventing our being So
We hear no more of cholera, which seems to be
wearing itself out in France.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
Special Correspondence of the New Orleans crescent
New YORK, Sept. %, 1866.
We are g favored" every few days with some
splendid specimens of oratory, as we'll as
every day with most malignant and scurrlous
articles in the radical press, from "persons
who know concerning the danger attending the
residence of Unionists in the South especially il
New Orleans, and it is gratifying to read the ex
q positions of the truth and kind feeling exhibited
in the columns of the CRESCENT toward all who
choose to take up Quarters in your section Of
the country. If this country is ever to be recon
structed on firm, social and political basis, il
must be done in some other way than by heaping
such base ISLANDERS on the character of the South.
ern people. It's sincerely hoped by all here who
love Union and constitutional rights, thatthe bold
/ stand taken by the New Orleans CRESCENT in de-
tense of the Southern people against the inten-
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