New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
THE Dnn1oCRArrc KANSAS eUARRnL.

ton, on the KAnsss consolation seems to be increas
ins-t though some writer's ~ y viii soon Be hushed
4 up.n Judge Douglas haGhad talk with the Presi.
dent, % ths telegaph has informed IN, but they
psrted y wa spsrt III their views ~ before There
Il trput1e il TsmmAny Hail. New York, al wen a in
i lthe WhlM HDass a Warrington, A general break.
fae ap III thinss appears tos be taking place. The
Y IPhihdeIphia Press poun broadside Of column
I'D half into tbs administration organ II Washing
ca denouncing ~ insoent and articles
M ceusufes II Tie supportezs * Walker, and is
attempt 70 commit ne DenOcrdtic PARTY to the doc
ias Of intrddacins saceyy into ~ ne free States,
and of fholding II there N defiance Of State laws
The Pres pronounces TIE Unions argument in sup
port Of tho Kansas Constitutional Convention g 4
miserable apology for great moral fraud and con-
cudes its declaration Of Independence with the fol-
lowing, which sounds something like declaration Of
war |: s eS y tsssl Is Ssis
our able cotemporaries have not forgotten that
aiter Governor Walker had exposed the criminal
frauds In Oxford and N 'Ghee; when the ireeaters
and extremists were hunting him down like feion !;
when al honest men were applauding him for bis
conrags and his the Washington Union has
not word to say n his support. It was a. silent as
death and dared not much as toraise whisper for
the gallant statesman, absent from his family and
friends nghting against az graceful aset of trckster
a. everlived. The Union visited like cautious poll
Lc,an III .he nyII CAME Wncn y coui0 l1 MAs sen
tNsf 49, Hna w t,sni IA ~ xers amona y
the first 70 do 30, and 20 receive the first stab t
But more than this. While Governor walker was
~. ~ sna 49, ~ =. " sosol
ssstsSv III ~ond not hsys nam ~ ;nannronri.te
picture 81 the siener Of the Declaration Of ndepen
ence, eulogiEed The minority Convention ct Lecomp-
son, e aPpsqoea tnel aolngs as wlse, ana sagacoas
1sSbrnS Gnnsf IN Nv II ths nsSocsscv n M ~ w
States ID swallow, falling ii which they were to be
banded over 70 the Abolitionsts. "a few days after
sDH moes eeec.aDle peg ot e9i.oE,M aglty, Gov
MI cSmnG t the fInion III cronnd ;ndss9 Tcc occ
pied ~ body of the Democracy of the North
a. This, its most pitiabc dilemma and des
M ~ 3. anose DemCcIa.s
In, n corfsse, Wrnnu much less hv sn ak ward Z
drill sergeant as the Union ii has lost its patience
and attempts 70 intimidate with an infantile vigor
tIix sr ulsnas, sIs y ~. Doo1 -
Union fhat "a desnse and Te;ect it, censo,shi,
Whenit speaks of abolition sympathes ii shouldlook
closely t0 its own household. We defend great
Ru.nclps; w oPpese D. save Ssates, hlrly maae
aesinst III South. W. stand ~ tbs s.thor of ia
Nebraska bill. Is be an Abolitionist2 We stand 81
the Governor Of Kansas. is he disorganizer2 We
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| down with inefIable contempt upon newspaper
which, like Tom Thumb before an audience Of full
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