New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-09

\ The war between the ffesluent VAN wy i"sAASiiS
oots sercar eYerv day. The radical leaders talk
Ser,, confsentIv. They say they hold the power
ana ma prcsiaent can do nothing. They denounce
M sewarfn Iery bitterly, and soy that since he
/ was dafeated for the Presidential nomination by
Mr T,;ncoln. he has borne secret hatred to the
l psnuhl,enr party, and determined to strike it a
s,3,v slow az soon as he could. That he is the
aTch magician who has beguiled Mr.. johnson,
That by his covert advice he has persuaded Mr..
Inhnson ID plsy for the succession, and as ameans
to that end to break down. the Republican organi
cation.
The radical leaders have determined to remain
in permanent session until the end of the present
Congressional term. The object Of this is to pre-.
vent the President from using his patronage. If
he sends in the names Of any Of his friends while
the Senate Is in session they viii be promptly re-
iecfed. But if the Senate were not in session the
President could be decapitatine his enemies and
regarding his friends. 4 norton AZ the radical
marty IN Congress- are ayerse to extreme measures.
Int they are kent N harness nv the terror Of marty
discipline, The ultras ALWAYS give tone to d
marty. es
The practical element in the Republican party is
thorouuhlv in earnest. resonte in ;ta object and
fata1,v Mani ~ at.a;n;no it, ana Tbere 4 no
chance for 4 pnb,ic man Il maintain position With
in The Republican oruan;zation without welding to
this element. III nav throw himself into the arms
a 4 marty " nnnosit;on n tbe Republican party
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nye. tne conouilsns fesoiusons ron 'ne house,
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ceded Sta.es shail pe aah'.eo g sea. N etner
House, un.ii congress snah nave pronounced snch
STATES enltleo 70 Iepfssen.aton' me passage 81
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memoer iEopl vs. o'asss, ourlng tne Term
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ana congress 4 paraiylns business - 1ns Npr1n'
ahu ssnelal ies.s Y. ~ = 'ahins pos-
session VI lne paouo iul,la. many are appfensn
slse g new oisn uis'ons, WHICH, moaiu' |. Is
coh.elasu, iuyolse ~ iepuua,oh y 'ne PUBIC
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preatne 5leei Wnen Mr. stanton aescends 70 the
shades Of private life.
Mesars Waterton and Chandler, who lately