Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

Ihe following IS specimen of the comments
which are being made, in many Southern quar-.
tiers, on the course pursued by Gov. Walker in
Kanzas. The Vicksburg Sentinel, a leading ad.
ministration paper in Mississippi, Gov. Walkers
own State which he has represented, as a Demo-
crat, in the United States Senate, and in other
positions. says =
Our Democratic State Convention has in no
measured terms condemned the course pursued
BY Robert j. Walker, as indicated in his inaugu-
raj address as Governor Of Kanzas. And he rich.
ly merits the seyerest castigation which could
possibly fall TO the lot Of political Judas. Mis-.
sissippi had done him great honor. She had
made him her representative in the Senate of the
United States. 1t was this political elevation
which gave him political consequence, and even
tuated in his being selected from Mississippi as
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States
At the end Of his term, the ex Secretary located
in Washington City, still in the South. Latterly
the President Of the United States has made him
Governor Of Kanzas Territory, and his first act
was one Of treason TO the South. He has encour-
aged abolitionism, given an incentive to the free
soil fanatics still farther to insult, outrage, and
rob the South, and dares to intimate that the ad-
ministration approves the act Franklin Pierce
appointed Reeder and Geary, and removed them
for cause. James Buchanan appointed Robert
]. Walker, and should remove him. The South
demands it. In the language of distinguished
gentleman Of our State, whilst lately treating OF
this subject - Robert J. Walker is our dog, and
we should be the first to kick him +"
It viii be recollected that similar censurez have
recently been cast upon Gov. Walker, by Demo-
cratic conventions and presses, in Georgia, Ala
bama, and other Southern States. If this does
not SAVIOR of gross ingratitude, after the labored
efforts which have been made by the Governor
and BY the administration which appointed him,
to please the Southern ultras, then we have no
adequate idea of the meaning of that word Poor
Walker, after all his hercueah efforts for :" pa.
ci6cation in Kansas, has thrown himself away
for nothing, being thus unqualifedly denounced
and kicked about a dog by the most infu
entail section Of the party which placed him in
his present position.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune has the following, in reference to
what theSouth are driving at at this juncture =
. Information here leads to the belief that the
recent censuTes upon Gov. Walker in Georgia.
Alabama, and Mississippi, designed to organ
ibe Southern anti.administration moyement.--
Messrs. Toombs and Stephens are reported to be
the chiefs Of the conspiracy in Georgia"
1t would be rather ominous, indeed, of serious
disruption IN the great national Democratic fam
lily, should the administration, which came into
power with such an immense majority of the vo.
tiers of the free States against it, become split
up in its own stronghold as indicated in the
above extract. Repudiated by both the North
and the South, James Buchanan will be at loss
how to steer the ship of State to avoid the dis
as.rous breakers ahead. If he had Marcy at
the helm, he might possibly manage to trim his
sails so to Feer toward safe waters but Gen.
Cass is too far along in years, and, withal, too
antediluvian in his notions, to counsel any decs.
i've steps, which alone can save the administration
from doom, sauated as it is between two fres.-
And Mr.. Buchanan is too timid, constitutional.
ly, TO act from any responsibility or will Of his
own