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WARRINGTON Monday. March -. isy3
The appointment of Mr.. Slidell, Of Louis
ANS to be the full Minister TO Central America hoa,S
made with the hearty spprobstiOa Of Hoa. JesersOa
Davis has riled Hon. ere Soue against tAs Al
ministrstion nos lttle That gentlemAn's peculiar
friends had almost come to he conclusion tha Mr.
:. had been fairly installed mentor 10 the whls
House; 80 thick has he been with the President Of
late. Mr. SLIpEII is the gentleman who noxiaa.
ted BY the Democratic party over Mr. SoULE foe the
seat in the Senate the latter holds BY the ID
the Wings of the Legislature and two or three
inpractcabe Loco Focos. This fact would b enOags
to make any politician in the position Of Mr.. Soaie
picious Of riva so bes;en. But supersddei to the
fact that Shden carries his own shoulders wed
nigh all the capacity 10 manage and the rio Of he
wing Of the party who have heretofore succeeded
in keeping Mr. SOale and his little band of sdhererts
down in their local affairs, is Ia Of course sufficient
10 greatly sHrage the honorable and ho, booded Se,
storis representative of liberty according to the dess
of one Of the many French Philosophical schools.
Nevertheless the selection Of Mr. John slide IS n~,
fortunate for the country inssmuch IL Ia known
here that the duties OF the Central American Nsass
are about to require higher order Of talents and f.r
more force of character than requisite for the
spectacle discharge Of American Full Ministers
functions any where else. This is Mr.. Evers vie~ OF
the necessities OF affairs in that quarter which ara
borne out by his really very ssgscious successor Mr.
sLrpEIL, who emigrated from New.ior* to Newor'
lesns your readers will recolect ia devoted disciple
of the Undertook school having than dis
tinsuished himself by advocating the views and for
tunes Of Mr. Van Buren,, in Louisiana when the pen.
elty for so doing assessed any gentleman OF lees
bruins energy and. of course, less influence, woala
have been certain political immolston. During ne
contest between the Northern Rights and Union
savers OF the South, Mr.. Shde remAned neutral. a.
i. were being far too sagacious to embark his fcs
tune in the boat of Foote, Cobb Co, howevu
much bis sympsthies might have been with those gcz
uemen.
Ii strikes me that Col. jefferson Davis by no
means dspcased with the occurrence OF this opporta
nifty of enabling the President 10 signify the world
that in credtng Senator soue with his (Pierce)
management il bad made amusing mistake. For
however much Davis may approve OF the hliOusterns
notions of the Louisiana Senator subjects be
Is dead against him ON all purely foreign questions;
being among the most rampant antkossut men In
the United States There is no love between them,
for they are rivals for the chief affections Of the South
ern Rights party of the Southwest But may To-
appropriately add that Mr. Sou6 is destined very short
" to grow into disfayorSsarkcd dsfavor with them
owing wholly to the independence with which he re-
jects the dctstion of IN r home local leaders
certain matters There public men In this
country more independent in their course questions
of expediency than these same southern Rights states
men. But they sure to die the political death
der the fat of their always watchul and talented local
juntas, whenever daring TO act independently upon
question indirectly bearing their doctrine OF
the rights of the States under the Constitution.
Gen Downs has gone home not only sadly dissp.
pointed man, but an exceedingly dangerous individual
to the future of Col DAVIS Mr. SoULE, Mr. HuNrxa Of
Va the PRESIDENT and the rest Of those TO whom he
may owe a debt for the cavalier treatment he has
ceyed at the Administrators hands With the excep-
ton of Mr. John sliiel be is by long odds the sbest
most experienced and influential Democratic politician
In the State of louisiana Having clearly made up bis
mind to eide with the Southern Rights wing Of the
party, ii the Presidents policy have secured the
general good will and support Of Downs who 10 really
the abesi man Of his side in the South, though but
Flooding dray horse of statesman to all sppcsr
anees perfect Indian in hs likes aud disiikes, he
will hold Administration TO strict accountability for
all their acts, you will shortly perceive from the
course of The Ner Orleans True Della which journal
he controls though residing hundreds Of miles In ,hs
interior OF the State.
With Mr. SoULE and his active little party In state
of quasi hostility account of the appointment Of SIT
DELL and Gen Downs and bis adhcrents Ia every Coun
ty of the State expressing openly Of confidence
In the Administration, and Slde absent in Central
America, the old politicians here mot after Oioe)
write II down that their already done for" In
the next Louisiana election. And accordingly, thsy
do not express very exalted opinion Of the Admins
trations capacity to manage for political efectn that
quarter at least
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