Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14

Warfare upon WALKER will of course now
cease and those presses in the country disposed
keep up the clamor on this WALKER-Kansa quee-
ton, must direct their batteries against the admin
istration and against the Democracy of Kansas.
Coz Walker has ShOt0R that he has acted Itnder in
strelctions from the President and hold that at
is qnG,,Ly to make upon the servant t0hen he
as pursuing tie instructions of has master. We
moreover hope that the President will give no
heed to the demands for WALKERS recall from
the Territory. Memphis appeal.
We present the above to show with what
ardOr, the lately denounced course of Gov.
WALKER, is now being supported. Whatever
may hereafter be said against thatcourse must be
levelled at the administration, at the President,
the ''naaSt6r" and not at WALKER "the serUant"
The language of this paragraph is strong and
a propriate. 1t indicates precisely the rela-
ton between the President and his instrument,
"master" and "ssrUant." Will our neighbor
of the Union and american reiterate what he
had the boldness to declare few days ago, to-
| wit:
We again repeat, that while we heartily ap-
| prove the instructions of the Executive,
| derstand them, and as stated by Gov. Walker in
| the extract above quoted and while also cordi-
! ally approve aud endorse the exposition of Mr..
| Buchanan's views, as authoritVely announced by
the Washington Union, deeply regret the
course, and repndiate, without qualification, the
policy Gov. Walker has thought proper to inaugu-
rate"
There is now an admirable opening present
| ed for Southern democratic enterprise. The
thing is in your own hands and you can take
whichever side you like. You have repudia-
ted the course of the Servant" what have
you to cay of the master" Indeed, it is a ques-
ton OF some little Importance to know whose
master the President is, besides Walkers
Will you take the advice, "authOritively" given
by your colleague of the appeal, an d "repud-
ate" the President "without qualification" -
re-adjust and ''direct your batteries against the
administration aud against the democracy of
Kan-asl" We insist that you shall do one or
the other. If it shall aid you, in coming to a
I conclusion, or give you any consolation, we
will present you to some of the company, you
have in case you shall determine to "repudi-
ate" the President as you have done his SER
want, WALKER.
Here is coterie grouped by your neighbor
and friend of the Huntsville Democrat, along
with whom he also takes his seat:
"The vigilant eye of that faithful sentinel The
| South, at Richmond, first saw the Address deserted
the treachery and denounced the traitor in trum-
pet tones of indignation, which was caught up sue
cessvely, and repeated with uncertain sound by
the Mercury and Courier at Charleston, the Angus
Ia ConStit1ttioRaliSI, Columbus Times aud Sentinel
Montgomery Messenger, and other faithful war
| dens on the watcb-tower OF Southern safety.
Gov. w. has thrown his influence far as he dare
do it. against the South. and deserves her execra-
ton, and, think, the sooner the Administration
can relieve itself from the responsibility of his acts
the better for it. By the tmehe has the gaunt-
let OF the next Congress, feel confident he will
/ wish he had observed at least, "An armed neutral
ity" in Kansas affairs and left his isotheTmal heo-
| ~ unbroaehee."
Another eOmpadre, in full fellowship, the
Jackson AississipPian says:
"He finds no warrant for his course in the law
creating the territory, and il he searches for prece
dent, upon which 10 base his vindicaton, he will
find that his conduct has no parallel His course
is attended with palliAting fact Il Is uDprece-
dented. IL IS unWaIranted by law. Il Is becom-
| ing tyraut possessed OF unlimited powers aud
| not the mere executor of plain, simple written
| law. he stands tsHUstlei beforr an outraged
South, selfeoHBietsd traitor 20 her
rights, and Ia the detestable attitude OF mao who
has degraded himself from high emiueuoe 10
American statesmanshp 70 the position Of a sum
ner or Hale. Aay-tAs comparison Is u,.;,tss 10
these distinguished frsssoiLsrs. 1ksy are true 70
their origuai hege; ths gultlsss of bad faith
or regeneration EUeH 10 Yank oath tAs aposfafs
| Fremont, he Is HHteorthg. Let kiAs STAND alone.
ia tie sHOrity Of has dlsgraes, by-sord on eeery
/ SoakAsFH Yep, ana tAe contempt and hats Of that
national patriotism uhich he hss betrayed.
| ave are glad 10 have the endorsement of our
| Views touching Walkers Kansas policy by Jour
nal : ahls and relisble the Ksmpsr Democrat.
Bus Que sentiment has thus far found utteranee
through the southern pEess, uPoa this subject and
that Is Of unqualified disapproval OF the conduct
OF the Iaithless Official"
We have already given the expressions Of
the n. Orleans Delta and Times. the Charles
ton AsTeEry and Courier; and the resolutions
Of the caRysntions of Georgia and Aisslsslp-
pi, and the public meeting Al Montgomery,
ala. But these ell wsnt upon the superstition