The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18

IL BIAS been said OF Walker that be Is All adven-
NJer. Tn assertion ~ correct: bur be only 20 be
regarded IN that nght2 Und@s toe 70 Oh and vio-
lent measures oi To toustey, may We not - ne DAY
tno and that, perhaps, 5000 the calculations, the
pars and the projects of the Ut atesman anu Of the
,oundrr Of an empuea
rnrie ~ obe thing bat cannot ne ietied and that
~ that Walter began has precissly a5 Corts1
a. PIANO hos. great sdvenaFcrs VINO, spIe cen
tosh ago, changed the face Oh the American cObts
reht-tonmeDced theirs yeer has scarcely
elapsed since Walker left California ~ the head OF
bs,tS Elk daring var iIans and lapded in Nicaragua
After nuTerl us changes, Ahlch are not at all credi
table 10 bis morality but viii IA have ultimately
TUNED to the benefit o. his ambition, be is now
President OF Nicaragua, and supreme chief of the
forces OF lhat count y, tolerated, il not recognized
b. the government OF the United States; and from
New N"Ik and Ne@ Orleans he daily receives rein
forteJ SntS OF men, anmupitvns aud Gouey All
thi' Is net regular, ss We have rore than sho
IN this very jOurpa but the question Is whether il
Wo,ss wei or bad'J-,hat is me point.
Nog, IN pr sence Ut Walkers success, unfortn-
mattel, irilsputable it is asked what are to be the
6ns' results, ana ~DetheT this mill airy cole. will be
sa,>tt0 by carving out for himself 10 the territory
which has so easily fsler into his possession. a
prime, j. dOmsin, and content himself with living
there as nsbob, whether his ambition is likely
t carry hm iuiiber?
We believe toat the ile8 e peaceful enjoyment
OF the oftoa cum dignnafe Is too essentially repuy
nant 10 a Yankee Organization for Walker 70 con-
template il for moment Hts manifest destiny is
n 90 aoead, and he VII listen only to the prompt
ngs o. ms ardent nature, which urges him onward
n his career.
!. would be difficult, at me present time, 70 indi-
cate ia precise maDner the plaus OF Walker; per-
hsps he has no. himself quite male NJ lns mind on
thai poirt and is determined u abide the turn OF
events That VIII b seems certain and which Is an
neviiablr conclusion from Lis leaaug Measures aud
Uoeed fr0n his quarfels vi b some OF his accom-
pliees, such GUlcOura, Olksmith an others, is
That D. N determined 10 establish IN Nicaragua a
grsa centre of pocsl action oased upon the slavery
OF the black race, supported by the Institutions OF
the Southern ates OF The American federation and
intended Ia keep in chick the aboiitionsts OF the
North.
Tt. Freof that slch are hs des yns is to be fouud
first in bis eagerness o. nulfy the decree abolshng
slavery in Nicaragua: and neXi IN toe active aid
which ne receives iron the leaders Of the southern
patty in the States. at The bead of which is Mr.. T.
S1ul6 again " Is 90 oe Traced IN hs temporary con
neciion with GoicouTa and he Cuban iun,a. Tnis
tendency has become 20 manifest that the Nss
YORK HrEiID has pub ished the following: -
fne plan upon which w.Iser nss SEPT nis syc' Don
stSpty txtd tsce be srrivs a-agus eoosit. 10 70
orean4pg ita country ard the other mil repoSacs OF
Cctus Amsrca, IN order 20 form theren' vita hCxco
federsl republic OF the souib with vlw 70 counter
balance tue iDluepce Of the nted States
We believe that the American journal " mistaken
Va believins that Walker enteiIans the idea OF coun
feihalaDc'ng the IniseDce Of tue United states ge
morally; al most he only designs 20 hold In check
that OF the Northern States of the MON. as to tae
Southern States they VIII be a1Xiliarics rather than
otherwise Tor him. and perhaps one day his allies,
North aud the South bring ABOUT tine disruption oil
the lnlen.
Meanwhile, e is still from the United states. and
principally from New orleans, that Walker receives
~ nlorcements and money. This ~ done with
the mule facility because the neutrality can
not Dc invoked against taosc acts. Walker being
a; the head Ut govern ment, more or less regular,
the individuals no 20 70 JOIN him are to all legal
ini.Bts a. be regarded settlers and free migrants,
and lot soldiers enlisted 10 carry ou war against
a government friendly 90 Tie United states.
10 IN true that Walker has TO contend against the
anlpaiby which, ar an AngloSaxop, he inspires
amongst the iIispano American populations. Iris
Il. besides, the destiny Of every conquer0r. The
question that remains ~ he decided il whether he
will he able In given time, 20 introduce into Mica
ragu9 a sufficient number u his eouutfymeD 70 form
al armed and orcauized force Sufficient To keep
down the natives aid 70 maintain themselves IN
jbeir country, without them and against them. IL
Is in view Of this speculation that time may he said
o. sOrk In favor Of the Yankee adventures. aud
tls every day that posses without their being driven
into TIE ga increases their strength and consodates
tbsi- gomlbion,