New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-07
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Fron - Mobile Ressaer--the lsading Democratic
Journal oissAlahama * ths sth INST, W. clip the
snhjeinedE Saitotiai = Iarln and dilpatch:
Gov. WArxIa .xND I'm XDx1NIsrHArIoN.- We
putaiah n IT dl1pxtcAs taken ffum the Charleston
CQnrier 81 she sl6 ult Ne cannos Of course, vouch
for The authoity q he Information; but one thing
neems yety Char, that the Governor OF Kansas has
greatly excssded bis prerogatives BY assuming au-
&otiy which belongs 10 the Territorial Legislature.
IL de3rainng upon the validity Of the election Of
icertaIh 1nsmhsr, claiming seat in that body His
&C hs ssss 4 ssS e. g u
buted tothat result, and We cannot resist the impres.
sioq rs has used his influence v accomplish that
result Tho dispatch referred 70 i - follows:
. Z ss,ssr
contrary !. spsso aeens q not ii.
S. s ri i
resign, q Sss gSss9 ass II
Whether ~ dispatch be true or not, it makes no
sort Of difersnoe. The recall Of Walker would not
repair ths damage the South has sustained at his
treacherous hands would not relieve the President
from grave accusation Of completely With him in his
Vaccinations to promote the freesoil canse--and
would not, 70 use the language Of the Register,
g atone for the loss Of Kansas to tho South" It
would be like locking the stable after the horss was
stolen, TO remove Walker now and would not, We
opne, satisfy the Southern people that an adequate
remedy and redress for the wrongs and grievances
inflicted upon them had been applied. !;
i For our part, ~ Southern men, ne would just y
soon zee Walker retained a the Territory to all eter-
ntv = not NJ ~ done H. sonth already ali the
i. - !, -. t,,a.. =. NJ, ;.s;,. -
nAsM ns cau y. suo Aeps sucte no o.a iuAss ~
further evil II sent anywhere else ne VIII PC sure %
engage Il some scheme Of devilment preudicial to
"a Il. $500 Y n. sontha,r statas Keep him n
=, ~ q q, Z. $500 -
hAssas Dy ~ means' ny We
IN an article On ne same sup1ec.' when W nna
ia the Charleston Mercury 81 the % inst the follow
ing paragraph occurs, after abiding to the tele.
81 ~. s,r,.cb;sf -b;c, w.ller csn al II dome
W Is on - eve CON-
&c ~ i.st Trjaw W;tb;r
~, hcrs sfter ths convention asssmhes Il
IN ~ Ina.n -hathsr ma nrosaverv rartv Il nroa
tratsd Or not. All the appliances, Is the representa-.
tive Of the Government. which Walker can bring to
~; ana ~ ING conM .aas ns pSl,cy ne eau
Sst;on n - I'M Gnvernment iii resch him. Walker
an DO no more. It IS settled now whether Kansas
will be slave Of Tree State BY the action Of the
convennon. Inc iecan q MMheI ana osan.1n y
the convention determines that Kansas shal Be
| slave State, Walker will depart himself He will
have failed in his treacherous purposes and will fnd
hansss soo not reslaence even tot nls u:
49, w ST. INV ~ III Mn - IA 4 the sont
And Kansss M concerned enjoy the felicties OF his
triumph The time was when the recall Or coerced
q Walser Woaia nave Dene 9.;s sas
.soIateS the non.intervention nolicy n the
Ksnass Nebraska act, BY urging and debating BY
threats for himself and the administration, the refer
ence OF the colssitunon me convenNon mgns make
70 saa tsr convapt;ons rensstsd
~ ne United States 10 recall him AT