The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30
From NE Memphis Appeal.
INJUSTICE TO WALKER.

How eomss to pass that Walker generally regarded
fllibassar in Nicaragua That country in
Of revolution parties coniending fer the gov
Of 1.-THE dsoerattc party and the lssasistI
Alternate and nearly elIAg Theg first iaEted
Walker to Join thFu with a. many be eoald bring
With h promising them hauAtGS ia and for their
ycts Es II remembered THAI thIs time neither party
could fairly &c regarded constituting the government Of
Nicaragua Neither had 4 right demand the Falf.menf
Of treaty stpaaIions wish the Ened States By the law
ar nations the United States nght have taken SIDES with
LIE onc or the other remained neutral is she thought
best fTattei s-5t21-} Walker joins the democratic
party-uamphs over their oppouentsestbIishes per-
aaent government which j. acknowledged by the legt
usts WHOSE leader takes Office under the gGyeT-
meat) and in al respects proves blessing 70 the Nea-
raguans
Vow, wherein does the conduct Of Walker differ from
that Of atageite b. what Law Is il that proposing
e volunteer ia his service held amenabe he crm-
u justice OF tie country By the law Of treaty With
whom Nlcaragaa2 What government has Nicaragua
nov but that established by Walker Walker has beea
Isbastcr and hence the public suppose that hs
can be nothing but uUst esftan Is II thai whatever
he mar hare been in SuBo be j 6husier in Nicar
qua BGt he be- he Is far n0b.sr han Lord CLAIR
endou, who has all The guilt Of fla5nsfeisH upon his
he'd wiiout particle Of is herOism in his heart If
respect Tor TIRE cla5 Bawsr treaty makes goT-
srnacuf squeamish in giving cganiehahrs to Walker
i i certainly more nice than wise wise than
Just. and more Just thaa brays- Great Britain has
openly violated that treaty and Is secretly doing the
same thing Nhas we we're to gain by such a treaty !
hare never understood L Of the eternal blgu-
deTs Of wing administration bat being made, we
should haze observed "a in good EsIh hare done
though kept in continual peril intercourse with
Pacific possessions Ser where to-day IN this
speci Our government would b fully justified IN regard
ing that treaty as nuty. Bot what i there in q 20 Tor
bid our acknowledging the row established government
Of Nicaragua and negotiating with her fora permanent
hr0ugh her errit0ry 70 western possessions
What hare TO expect from Costa ReA II By he se-a
Iid a Grsai Bras she cuH1usrs Nicaragua and esiab-
fishes there government II her dictAsisnT Which
aaiisu viii she farUr most, tAis England7 WI We
gain favor gifh her by neutrality Not the least She
identities Walkers with the United States
government rigid and honest hare brcn
dearors 10 cripple Walker every step OF his progress
NicaragaA- No, snail gain nothing BY neutrality
while shah lose everything BY inaoiion and idle de-
bate upon ClareatSBs tergiscEA&;ionS What apology
has Costa Rica Cor declaring agaiBst Nicaragua
None under heaven; nor do believe shs would have
done bet for British influence FROM my soul dep
Feczts = war with Great Britain bat IL peace Is
10 be preserved only By allowing her to interpret tra-
lies She psass 10 gain Oothold 10 country i'm
portant By aJacring negro King to enlist rg0ops
within borders and 20 secretly against the only
power in Central Amerca that d friendly as why thea
sag, lct u have and know q begfer was q
bringing Il than by forming defensive slisnce with
Nicaragua immsdiarlyor Prots5rafeS' the Cash.
on and things which the Ciayt0a-3ulwer treaty does
not nsach let with Der p-rTuison establish proee-
torats Nicaragua Il 20 lie cut OF from III
Communication with California ard 0fegou BY tie
way o. Cape Horn, Is time secure forever
convgnient way through Central Amerca. u Is 10 he
earnestly AoPsd, IN the prssat posture q ihBgs thA;
there viii least be interruption u volunteers
who mar disposed join Walker and for one hope
that thsy win aock his standard from the South hy
thousands His country viii be place of refuge 10 a.
rlen he black repsbCans shall hare kindlsd crrIs q
Err around ~ JUSTICE