New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

the South. and IS represented 10 The Cabinet. All
assertions 70 tne contrary BY conservative slave
holders snd Union men regard with respect, and
believe m Their sincerity, but they DO lot eIPress
the TACT, nor do they Indicate ihs secret hopes or
plans OF the Slavery eIteu.iouists.
The eairaEo Of HdLker and HeEninpssn into Ce,s-
troll hmsrioa pdres The ray o- The rsepeuiHg Of The
African Stare trad,. The vslIeys and table lands OF
ChoDtaes, Matsgalpa, Segovis and Costa Ric, are
70 BE- culuvated-If tillbustersm IA now L" fore
gone conclusion by negroes from the African
coast
Walker and his aids are the avowed agents Of the
Slavery E1tensioDists. Let Us suppose that the
navy of the United States is found inadeuus3e IN
the protection Of Nicaragua Thas far, from What
ever cause, il has proved to be inadequate Let Us
suppose that the three thousand recruit. are sue
CT. sfy landed, add The conquest Of Costa RIGA snd
Eiesrseus effected, by arms and negotiation. The
ueXt step viii be OF Necessity the introduction of
slaves Negroes will be imported either from Cuba,
the United States or Africa The navy OF the United
States has shown itself unable to prevent the entrance
and lsnding Of body Of fribus.crs in the Bay of
San Juan Gel NOrte; il viii be equally incompetent
to prevent cargoes of slaves, from Cuba Afica, or
the United States, from being run into the bays,
ryers' mouths and agoons of the Spanish main.
But the pearo OF the South or Of C0bs, who has
ACQUIRED value by experience IN labor on plant
Con. will rot BE- imported into Nicarsgus. Cargoes
Of Afi.cans, costing one half or ore quarter as
much, will readily fupplya ne@, safe and active
market under The protection Of the Governments of
Nicaragua aDd Costa Rics.
The COMMITTEE Of Two from each Southern
State" regard the opening the NiclrsgJan Transit
line" "A an affair Of con oar stvey small importance.
If il IL found to interfere with the establishment Of
Slavery and the ssaye-trade, ihey VIII permanently
close the iIanslt.
Hence the arxiety Of Walker to have as few
Northern men as possible engaged in ths second
expedition; hence the policy OF the Committee who
have restricted their organization to the South.
The policy Of The Administration in Kausa. viii
serve ss guide IN cricisnc lis treatment of fill
busterism. The voiences committed upon popular
rights in Kanfas are part and parcel of the general
sy,ttm Of 6libusteIsm at home aud abroad. Power
ipl Influences are at work here to coanteracS and
defeat The plans Of Wskec and Remington; but
thti- success !. doubtful. The pIacips reliance Of
tho nj hDbus,et party, who are also negotstors
fot tbe Transit Live in Nicaragua ard Costa Rlca,
is on the resistance and Obstnscy OF tho natives.
There il Pc JASON 10 believe that the war between
Costs RIGA and Nicaragua will have continued be-
yond the 9th Of November Walker reached San
Juan on the 18th. Propositions OF conci'latory
and satisfactory character to the principal creditors
of NicaraaIa and Costa Rics must have reached
San Jose on the 22d, aud in seven Gays would reicn
Presid, Mt Martinez As the main dficulty between
the two States aross from difference in regard to the
posses sion of te Transit, as source OF pecpnary
profit, it is highly probable that the conditions sent
out by the New-ioik DegOtiators Will settle ne as
pute between President Mora and President Matt
nez. IL this should tappsn the concessions
mode to Joseph L. White and others, by the Mica
raguan Minister in this place, will not be confirmed
by the two Governments of Nicaragua and Costa
Rica. This grant is revival or extension by Mica
Iscus of The old Jnteroceanic Canal Charter, ac-
compauied by sale of the lake and river boats.
The combination between Joseph l.. White and e.
X. Garrison on the basis of thus contract and sale,
Mr.. e.. throwing his Walker RNas transit gran.
into the same basket, to go for whatever it might
be worth, will be supported by President MARTINEZ
if the war continues between himself and President
Mora. Rave already stated my belief that Van
derblts negotiations will defeat that combination
The presence of Walker and HeDnDgsen Will create
further necessity for peace between the Jealous
Presidents who singy unequal to the defense OF
either country against strong hllibuster Army.