The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-06-05
The Alabama Crisis The
. Alarm Exte nding.

The London correspondent " the Ne"
York HevaA, saysl:stec = #
England ID ssill absorbed IN the not very !
pleasant contemplation Of the Al~hsms
.risi.. and the apprehension Of rupture 7,
,etween the two countries grows more
,srious the longer the question is viewed
n the new light cast uponit by thei
brilliant speech Of Charles Sdmr'er.' Day 7
after day .he-F;ssss- launches forth ita1
leaders agsirst tl,eJ Ngument OF tne1
Massachusetts Seuator, taking up bis 7
points one by pns, aud making put sorry
IiasMD: to 6sSf de s{iug shey. Have loft
behind. Day BY day TIE less p'etent'ods
jousnals harp away yRse the Alabama (
string. giving out but, discotdantr music.
WIN some Seualor Sumner - by 10
.nesads so@bs oreK Kasasa! - The espcaent of'|
Amssicau sentiment, while with others he /
i not. epIh accepted - the oracle Of the
4 American people, but as the real mouth ~,
piece q Gsh. Grant snd his Cabinet. The
1S,ieS Saly Sisies it, tune se-dayp 70 give
voice to q more hopefnll strain. having |
Gee trade 10 .Amssics - il theme, t.ustieg
10 the sr;tatiop springing up bstween the
Me- iionistss ind tie fres traders as q |
sA5ats a. 1;v1ttinr psbEis sttentio~ on the
,s,hsicaideief thso Ahastie from the con
tewplNpn Of Eagls6es hesti's md no.
'IiSti6sble acts during The, Southern
11gbllsbn ne wsekliss seain open their
auposf aks Atsbana, and one
|aia all sresi't 'thst iSesaAot 6omeer.
[depands, shopA they come in. ~ official
shsp.. must ana shsii s. resisted. There
e, nevertheless, growing disposition on
|i6s pait u soms journals TO admit traak'y
Flh> essst isjdsticS done to The United
EStates, s 0psesumsnt r BY the position Of
tnojand during The slaveholders war.
|fI K Roman I Cstholic organ. Of induepee
|Suss : stsoue sasea bsfoss It, readers 10 this
d;tect;os. III Isslasdrrlit Gays, were in
[open rebellion, and If the American
Goyern,nent at once, declared the Irish
RS have sil tis ifig6h Of beiiigerents; il
piratical cruisers, manned By Americans
sade lailis9 ybdssf f(he Irish eAek, but
vhici bad nsves. anchored u Irish eaters.
tyas 1oo1ed sPep = .!sgul:r memo men q; var,
I faltkoaRh tbey did nothing but prey Upon
Ibaftghusr rist1bsn lshs high seas five
"A cuss mstchauss lest 1illiops By the
fculpebIe !, negligence Of the, American
ffs1sssE,. s2nasnt MA. aud ouly then. would
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~. ASf;nSesa.h .hltsed fsAuseic;e which
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