New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-08
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1855.
LErrER Fzsoax CINCINNATI.
ial Correspondence 81 the New orleans Crescent

Special Jurisprudence Of the New Orleans Greseentsl
GNCIENATI, Sept. 8, 1866.
The first fall month has arrived and it seems to
have changed temperature with August. Last
month was unusually cold and disagreeable, and
flls strange phenomena Of a frost in mid August
hes greatly injured the late corn The cholera,
which has prevailed here for the past month as
epidemic, has suddenly disappeared, but 1t re-
manned long enough to carry off over eleven hun
cred persons during its short ojourn tsrapid dis
appearance ID attributable to the energy displayed
by TIE Board Of Health, and especially to the ex-
ertions of DIR. Ciendenin, the health officer. Per-
sons who left during the prevalence Of the cpl
5ernie are rapidly returning, and the city once
more is beginning to assume It's accustomed busy
appearance. The political cauldron here com
nlances 10 bubble. The radicals have nominated
tEar tiekets and to-day the Democrats and conser-
natives nominate joint one. Ii the fusion CON
gention viii nominate men Of character and ability
Rh8 Ire opposed tn the Jaeobin principles adyo-
Gated 5y radicaIs id the last Congress, there is
every probability of their success. IA great many.
moderate Republicans will not vote, they being
SiHgdsted with tie action Of Congress- and all those
who favor Tie Presidents restoration policy and
the principles and Of the Philadelphia con
Tentio viii vote Vie fusion ticket, and thus secure
ths success az that ticket. #
The Democrats have steadily gained III tile last
twa elections, andin the First Congressional
District Of this city. they are only required to
overcome maturity Of twelve hundred against
them, which 4 think 81 be easily accomplished.
III Tie Second District there ID majority of three
thousand ia contend alst; and if popular men
ara nominated and the campaign conducted with
ener gy discretion and perseverance, as they did
10 former Sll surely return Two
syrsas die third District nov REPRESENTED hy
Ta.s,sl rsc3,S li,s III VIENNA vim
: as.s3 II - e
nis gress lhs n ls I'M ny N Nv WE 5ot
tunate to haye loeofi9t 70 aid him in his re-
treat. there ia every prospect of success for the
sns;n s;clzet. Ms Defnocrats and conservatives.
81 striat iBla Il convention and after {,assoTs
fha foiIa,eing and resolutions
sSs5ia sfsd snaFai ward. ! popular and stropa
nosaiTee; s.Iy E .ss
45,,,sa5 Tfat ING fate1y seeded states ara
members If the Federal Union and IS such are
e liaeqlaSe e senate
t M az 80
Mat the federal Union ana the several States
comprising II are all GOV efnraents Of the white
Eaes. s " e 4 slSl nay pc
enuality Win our race and We condemn III atei
temnts BIZ Congress to fasten the odiogs doctrine
OF negro suffrage upon tue people OF me District
Il n
icas IL lie shame 81 an Insulting bribe effefed al
o conatt tonas amendment Or BY Teaus Of direct
am nneehat ena Legs a5on u Il Congress
eosz te " se NV, "
participated the iate II 1t, ma cordially iidoFse
IL asaioI Hgt US dsilegnae tlle extra pay and
"a M M VI NH 81 ION
49, q t1S ~ A9s4fsslS OF pnl-
I VIM III s,s9 M $Ssl MI ss Y 6i peos
THAT ,Fa indofss lie restoration policy of the
President III the United States, and approve the
gsaeIa u de 8 M Ct
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man gifhbstE NJ f1,nler Yoliticsi di
enras a MIR, VIC siisarfs affSet nj
sastrs fi, Tfssi Ks ta tso5sfs =
st,is IL v5IIs,3s IN ,5ist.;et II .,,a
- = Wy al az Tue
lasE eIeefI0n Was ny the undivided Bepub
zioan party sb5 only 1881 votes. Enough changes
a,ayA sl,sa5s 4l
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1as 4ls5 pollls a4s 1ls1alss1g ~ VIZ 4aes tlat
present Congress vim 90 off and be permitted 10