New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-18
.sszau.s...u..s,,,wr % THE PRESIDENT.
WHAT

Gong eSS, hHu ny
y. :. organs. indicates what
tne tone .. ~ u ho that Marty con-
We Woaia hase nav a -, as tbe legislative
trolieo Wy ss., - rIaa nc nnwar beep
pfshcn y " - IA, NJ dasans The Government
sa,a IL tb;s lime. have been completely revolu-
Wouu' - s1:;.ar,, rna i, ;ts most oaions form
ss,,,a hava baan fastened ON the Southern States.
49, aass.at;ons r,thlass prosern,ians
..,,,r,srv aracntions wonsa have s;pnalized the
.r,,r,,,h - . nd;ct;ve and tvrann;cal marty No
- d;stinct;on wanla ha safe even as
Il. IT, -, o;tJza, ,vo,,1, No secrre as to his
,ranart,, nha racan.,v amone;natad hondmen
,,,,,,,a ba,a boan anfra,,cb;saa and nsas "a the
a,ts 81 tha comnlete sub
,aat;,,, - az ,,1,;ta = ana for ossrr;nq the
sn,,ra,,, &C +be dominant marty. In.
5,.tr,, 1911 H. haa,, nara,ized
,a,,,,a ,ara hean destroped apricul-
49, ,,o,,,i No. ,,aa, rardorad ;mnossible MI
M av;,s ana harrors os stata II var would have
i, Il, a. rat,,rr - neaca The sus-
.a..a;. Z. I; ~, fa.a xyonya have been
f,uo,r,5 II, ~ ,,,ora v;ndct;ve and relentless
q = rb;cb q exasnerated marty would have
a,.ad ro,, 5afansalass victim. At this moment
,,5;t;o, - m aott ,von15a have been worse
than "a yanit;a j. po1and and infinitely more
dan,orah,a Than that If Hungary Or ireland.
Erop, tb;a fata NO have been preserved by inter-
,,os;t;ar ~ +ha President Elected in the midst of
the valiant ,aasaons and bitter antagonisms en-
oandare5 ~ an UNPARALLELED conflict in which
nass;or and antaeonism were excited to the very
bisbast nitcb liz South had little to expect from
President .Jobnsop. The Democratic party of the
4 ,,lh;s,, onnnsed hs election. had perhaps
ava, lass reason "a expect moderation and mag
anin,;tv Il Nil hands. BE could have followed
M psnahlican narty 10 the bitter end Of its de-
s;ans arainst tile reconstruction Of the Union. and
If III reyengefu projects against the South, with
All riskna l,is mower or lis influence. Indeed, he
8eon,d. Az least for the time. have strengthened
both power and influence, by maintaining a close
alliance with that powerful organization which
controlled two-t thirds Of CONGRESS- and the govern
ments Of all the Northern States. In separating
himself from the Rennb,icans he could not expect
AM snnnort bnt tbat If M onnosite Marty which
had been completely vanouished At The polls, and
II IN south which baa heen thoroughlv beaten
IL tha f;a,d Rnt INA Damncra+ic marty had mn.
merical,v an,v an insienifcant representation in
rtonarasa and III sonthern states had no mower
Z ' - Il. &C G'~f M, ,,gyi 555
Whatever % render me assistance Wnlcn 1ney were
z Y R-0 + + 4 Z
his support the great body Of the neutral voters
the country--those voters, me transfer OF "nose
adhesion from SIDE 70 slde DECIDES the ~elsho Oh
parry supremacy, he Woola oe ueteaseu ~ s.e W.
test. ana defeat IN such struggle Woulu pe us
astrous g his poltieal prospectus perhaps eten
70 ns personal fortunes.
y y ohiy ~ uuiy esshn's'ls 'ne 80 ~
~ peins - y -,
tne oossaciss y " oyeioome' uias as'H loin
NY thns nho - Z ~
nanisy "hion = ! -
n noiu,y opposlns u po"sls T. II
alnse W iesolu.onat5 - ~
$50. IL ~.
sueh IisA ~ ~ poii.loian w saAss ~ iasA
aliu uoes y nhusS = =
s'a'eslnah = - - = - - u.nei
" oan onlg appl " Z.
~ tes,uen0 ~ y Z y 1870
- posls.on 49, oesapsa
49, " ~ ~
ne taheh SUES WV W sioieh =. any SihuiottNe
leaders of the radical faction. The measure of
the debt il nat tha amount of favor bestowed
~, s1,,,t +be ,,,rnit,5. &c tIe anoars from
w, u 80 ~ lsuNe = -
winch We nave peen p1eseINeu' $3.50,
? Il -, X -.
~ the =. fa''aoai = u ~. ~
The south HI search Of anews., The talent they
,aaa i q ~ o1,aanost o,aer ono who can
l rs, Z III ~ 4, onea ''.s, II
travel On small MEANS Wno can sheak apoue III 'ie
outskirts of Southern society at limited outlay,
uho aan make lie most Of actual facts or who can
il nod zvbo
lAets i1o1ii ~ o"AA ~
can play the part q the psanslpie spy ana report
the results in legihle handwriting, though he may
IL ~ a,.r,y e,n,liteation az q scholar and every
u ,,t,a,,,a,; f,, ,ol;faa ~ fnr.
a.tsipuse q sen.,sla' = iey a sa.isa
nish 4 correspondence !" for me fanatlcai press.
There NAV be exceptions among them, but for the
,a,t tbai, letters hear intrinsic evidence of
IL, ali, il
having peeh "fielen w peieoins uoioAolv AiaAe -
brains aud morals. 5s.l5 syss3s .t ss
one Of these scribbling gipsies has been proWl-
;no ahont Il North Carolina. whence he writes to
tbe niroinnati t6,azette over the signature Of
No. "a j, datine rom Raleiph April sd,
a. $500 ! nassage from bis long. abusive and
ao;ans aY;st,e . "a average sampie5
r,.aa,, II, tba snntb can give Won the
nictures If a Southern 4 young gentleman He is
always twenty-four or fve-never more or less ;
ne always ~ nacK hn,. ~ h VT
III ro the M cant Il coming from he
ALWAYS wears boots they are calfskin and tt him
to dot; be is given TO much smoking and chew
- N, y, as aaonnt ~ sbirt;n
erau yary fancy-for which he ow 81 Jones, round
the corner; he swears like q trooper; he sits in
front Of the town hotel az day, and plays billiards
III hi grts tnk HIM no
ana law. GOOD for nothing feliow's Southern ladies'