The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, July 49, 1857.
The Effect If Walkers Kansas Policy at the SouA Moue-
me'is IF Ssuls and Slsdcls-Arra'sSemes for the Nzf
Presidency, DC, dc.
In your edition of the 10th July instant, you have ar
cle rhe Secessionist Feud Reopened .sipp" The
spirit tina, pervades the States Of Georgia Mlsss
rppi extends generally through the Southern States
than friends at the North would imagine The expres
sions Of condemnation Of Robert ]. Walkers policy have
aroused sOrit Of opposition and animadverson which
the queiI Of Walker alone had years kept slumber
Ing Nowhere than In the South has Robert J. Walker
firm friends vrulent, determined enemies
HIS associations in Mississippi during hs earlier career
recipients Of favors Of character which, while they
added to the worldly gains OF certain individuals
blasted their honor This class OF friends will be
found ready defend the OF Robert j. Walker
wba.ever may be his heresies II In position to justify
such defence. You, journalist, familiar with
what is commonly known respecting Indian CON-
missons negro purchases, bank speculatons tha any
sh ould inform you of them. The rcsored
iheee friends Of maintained them POSI-
tons to oserawe the enemy and the general belief among
;nc,s who suffered BY what they call seachery tnAt
chief maRsracy Of the Union 10 his object This
picon has produced startag enseM here II may eyen
head Sdell stands, the Southern rights party sup.
posed have their leader Pierre Siue. Slide put
ting forth his efforts for Buchanan, strengthen
chances position before next national
convention And he, knowing he procivitos Of Walker,
has caused his journal, Tho louisiana C0urier 70 open
against Walker WHILE In order TO tolerate ap2aren
conservatism, John Claiborne has been permitted
publish questionable" defence Of his friend and co
sdutor walker The Southern rights party,
in PaIk,ns Parham Soue &c 10 their anxiety to become
,uccessful supported they generally oy the press
in LOuisiaDs In Its condemnation or Walker will COM
promise It'll Sliel, Davidson LAndsge and, With feel
ting # STATE PRIDE unite 70 aid Seel in defeating Walker
and sdeli will not thereby forego the influence he has
gained by being the friend of Buchanan wh,, under no
circumstances, desert him.
The division between the friends Of Tom Green David
rom Secretary Of state, both aspirsnts may be arranged
through senatorial a,r.isiice J. p Benjamin. the pro
tge Of Sds Ia prominent candidate TOR election
the United States Senate. The old line wings bear him
good WILL ano NO I'D unite defeat him. The Southern
rights men have confidence in his political integrity,
and the country parishes are determined 70 have thsJ
portion Of the state represented hence union Of demo
Gratis and OLD line wings out Of New Orleans would en-
danger BenjamD's suco, Sldeli wout be unwilling TO
rink defeat, especslly the odum OF the Tom DA
wilson 6icuty ress upon his shoulders backed he Is
by the CAom House and Post Office In 1ueuc In this
city IT, therefore, the country DO apoeased by any
(apparep sacrifice, Side Will surrender ether Davideon
or Benjamin. II very evident from the sales made Of
their operty that the Sdels have virtually abandoned
this State, and their immense Weabe nabes them
side whore political advancement BIO bcs promoted by
their presence.
hopes effect the election OF his friends next
esfsture. And this s than possible Exerung
Influences with the appointing powers they have been
very succesaful heretofore Bat present The Southern
bic energy ~ OF undoubted honesty and his
overwhelming In the most ous ay whig an
American district IN the state gives hn great STR myth
the old United States District Attorney the Of The
mint, and the president Of the mint Again, Sude by de-
cevinG one W. W. King, whom be promised the United
States District Attorneyship 70, has made enemy of
who ID ambitious, and whose abilities arc allowed. You
may possibly hear ffom me again.