New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19

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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY EoasIsa AUGUST le, 1857.
A..sIssr Frsessal Endorsement Of Governor
wslker's Policy.
v m Nee Ycik Times--a leading Seward organ
Tins canes long article in reference to the Kan
= pslIes Il Robert ]. Walker:
TSe sctet cf the opposition to Governor Walker is
w sspscsd e 60 e the y TerteIy q Kan
detkas of the extreme men of the South, he having
So one of the chief advocates of the annexation Of
1exas md other measures which met the strong sup
e point 0f view, It Was extremely unfortunate for
Governor Walker ii such were the expectations Of
bis alaveholdmg friends. that he found public senti
ment in Kansas out of which it was as difficult to
0uId favorable to slavery, as it would
4 Is ID New York Or Pennsylvania It Is unfortunate
because the South have habit Of condemning every
one who does not accomplish just what their eaters
want There s in this respect upon the question Of
slayery, very little difference between inability and
infdeity in the eyes Of the ultra men in Georgia. Al
ALBANIA, and Mississippi They deride and condemn
Governor Walker. because the people Of Kansas do
but, in truth, they condemn him because he did not
spring q snap Judgment upon that people, and him
self make another slave State. The secret argument
u, that he incompetent for his work. The real
argument that he IS too honest to pervert public SEN
tlment, and thus stands condemned by those whose
views are confessedly onesided. No one can ques-
fcn, under such circumstances, that patriotic and ra
60nal men Of all sections will uphold Gov. Walker in
the career he is pursuing and rejoice to perceive
that there is c0nserratss party III the slareholdng
States themselves are determined tost and by him.
We trust that conservative party in the slavehold
ing States will duly appreciate the compliment con-
ssyed by the New York Times. They ought
to feel complimented. They ought to get down
on their marrow bones and thank fortune that
II they without proper appreciation in their own
seccn there is no lack Of proper appreciation for
them in regions where Sewardsm and all other pes
fferons isms, do most prevail! The conservative
party of the South alluded to BY the Times having
endorsed Walkers sale Of Kansas to the Freesoers
should commence preparations for sanctioning sale
OF the State Of Missouri to the Feesoilers bargain
no doubt embraced il Walkers Washington contract,
and which is BY no means impossible Of cpnsumma-
ton, 4 the South submits quietly to the treachery
Tins far successfully practiced upon her.
a That sale Of the Territories to the Freesoilers
already 80 inauspiciously commenced by the !" Ma
tonal Democracy under the lead Of Buchanan and
Walker il TO be followed by an attempt to sell some
Of tho border sace States to the Freesoilers, is more
than probable. Let the Nationals after possessing
themselves Of all the Territories obtain the control Of
two three Of the frontier States and they will then
be enabled to laugh to all attempts at deliver
ance on the part of the real South We will then be
inextricaby involved in the meshes Of our enemies
viii the Southern people neDer take warning?