The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

expettuooAry psrty hsS returned to Big Wood.
eighty miles west Of For. Rdge{sy. A oounca "a
to be held vito the Indians on the 2oth inst to tes.
for right OF way through the Indian country. Should
negotiations fail, more effective measures viii be
adopted We do not learn that any of Col MOBILES
party were injured.
We have Jews from Vera Cruz to the 2lst, and
from The city Of Mexico to the 18th ultimo. Az far
a. heard from the elections were favorable TO Co
moafoet A revolutionary move at Jaiapa. IN
the interest Of SAINTS Anna is spoken OF causing
the government much unsas3ess The apprehend.
ed Spanish snvssion caused serious alarm. aud tie
Governors OF the varo1s provinces hHd been ordered
TO hold the National Guard in readiness.
Tue sass OF cotton yesterday embraced about 800 bais
closing arm Al lSac. ros m!diine uplaads and ss ac
for nisdEos New Orieaas Flour frmer without
Important change prices Among the SASS 1900 bbis
soutnesr vars bought for sapmsnt 70 tho Aediterra-
There was also fair Iooai and Eastern demand
Cao'ce while hary and whsA, VA sold ss 81 %, Old
vbae Canada Sl IS, AID kwsuks club 81 81 Is. Corn
vas Laws bCoyans and eales moderate q 6Sc SOC for
ssupt Western mixed PORK drm, vito 'aiss in the
regular way IN lois, A S.a Is, aad zoo bis soid
deliverable II 90 days sellsrs option as t2a Beef was
beiisr aod good TO extra rcpacted western improved
about sc per boL FOR stocks o. pork ani besf IN This
psstst sse anothsr column. Sses Of -Abol sE binds
sugar sold ~ prcss glyen esowtsrs, Coffee
steady. with moderate sales There were rather more
rfeish.s o1eros while rates unchanged. 60 Liver
pool 900 bushels grain taken Ia ships bags At 3d.
aud 10 ondoa O00 bshes waeAs pr yae tsSus, and
1000 toss eli Gaze Of lis
GOV. walker and sais Southern. AssaiIants.
For some months pact the organs OF the ultra
State rights democracy in the South have been
Keeping up an uninterrupted fire upon the ad.
miuistrstien Of Mr.. Buchanan. The ostensible
cause for this sudden outbreak and this terrible
war has been an imaginary offence given by Gov.
Walker, Of Kansas, to the intractable, Unman-
ageable irrational ultraists Of the South The
offence was contained in two sentences Of Gov.
Walkers inaugural. in one Of which he intimated
his opinion that Kansas was destined to be free
State, ard in the other of which he declared that
the col s.itudcn 10 be framed by the convention
should 6rst be submitted to and voted upon by
the residents of the Territory. These are the
dire offences that have brought down on the
head OF the ofeuding Governor, ard on the head
of the administration that is responsible for and
endorses his official Gets, the vials Of indignation
aud wrath discharged by the outand-out State
rights organs and politicians of the South.
1t Is diehcul. for plain common sense me.ter-of-
fact people to see wherein Governor Walker aud
the administration have merted condemnation
in this matter II Mr.. Walker has expressed an
opinion that the soil and climate of Kansas are
not favorable to the profitable employment Of
slave labor in the Territory, be did but repeat
what hss been over AID over again solenuly as
serted in Congress By Southern aud Northern
supporters Of the Kanas Nebraska bill AID If
ne d'd volunteer the somewhat unnecessary assu-
rance that the constitution would be Submitted
to tie people fUr their approval or rejection, be
but promised that which wss theirs as q right;
ara although the statement might be somewhat
of supsr5rogaticn, II certainly could not be rea.
soDably denounced os en- injury and q wrong to
ile interests of the South.
THESE are the two great charges against Gov.
Walker II there be any other We confess to
our ignorance thereof These two, We believe,
I'll up the whole measure and extent Of bis Of
fence. Frivolous and absurd" would be the
verdict Of ordinary common sense men on these
charges ARD specifications of Southern ultra
-t. But these latter thns aitisrentiy. Ia their
eyes Mr.. Walker tas been guilty Of
the most heirous political crime and
naught but bis removal or the alternative
annihila'ion OF Mr. Buchanan and bis Cabinet
will sppese their wrath. To attain either Of
these objects the blood and. thunder organs Of the
State rights democracy Of the South have, for
the last month or two. kept up continuous fire
upon the administration. seconded By the rcsolu-
lions OF dlmocfatc conventions in Georgia, Mis-
sirsipp ard elsewhere, and by the rantings and
rawlings Of ite-tating Southern politicians
Now all Ills is very Inconsistent, vcry ridicu-
lous, and vcry unxisc conduct on the part Of
these presses, conventions ADD politicians. II il
very inconsistent, because we know that this self
same class Of Southern ul.raists the riosi per-
si.tert in If demand that Mr.. Buchanan should
appoint this very same Robert J. Walker his Sec
Rotary Of State; and il must have been partly
owing TO their efforts ia his behalf in regard to
that Office that Mr. Buchanan selected him 20 OIL
the Office that he now holds Instead therefore
OF essaling both so desperately and 80 causeles.y
1t should b. rather the aim Of these Southern FIRE
brand. to defend Governor Walker from attack
oud even to shield him it be were really open to
blame.
Their course is yery ridiculous, because il IL
plain to the mesncst understanding that 50 FAR as
tire South ia onc~ned, she al least eau have 10
ju't cause Of quarrel with Governor Walkers
course. The Gauges alleged are altogether too
frivolous ard absurd 10 deserve attention OF
course there must be If not cause for, q, least
an object in thee attacks. The object OF them
may be found probably in the fact that elections
tebe place this week in six Of the Southern
States, TO Wit in Kcatucky Tennessee, Mis-
souri, Georgia Alabama and Louisiana The