Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23
The Delta on yirgipi, Politicians.

The New Orleans Dfifa has article on our neirbbor
oi the South in Particular our Democratic yir,ini
politicians in general which we transfer to our column.
because it contains world Of truth We think the Del,
"a has the South the hip regard to the laer course
on the Kansas irabrogo. How the Soutl could so fur
oasy and persissenty denounce the conduos of Walker
and demand his recall and yet aequt the President n, al
blame and continue its support of his administration pas
ses our comprehension, and certainly needs exclamation
Walker Ia the agent OF tho President Actin, nod,
,he Presdents authority and instructions and direcv
SPonsih!e TO him Tor the which he di,eha,c
the duties OF his mission IT, therefore, Walker ba, be.
guilty of misconduct has in any way violated the Pres
idents Instructions ought the President to have -
eVed himself OF all censure therefor by promtly recalling
m' In what other manner could he properly signify
his disappoval of his agents But the President
has done nothing Of the sort. Ga tn, CONTRARY and In
spite of the camor OF the South and its In the
hece war wsged against Walker and his Kansas policy
he stili retains Walker in Office and thus 10 effect en-
dorses and sustans him in all that he has said and done
Has no. Buchanan then by his refusal either to recall or
consure Walker, indicated his purpose to stand in his
shoes and TO assume all the consequences Of his conduct
Such undoubtedly Is the judgment all candid and intel
gent minds 10 the and yet the South euogxes the
soundnes', integrity, and fair dealing of the President
and accords him its fullest confidence and biptes. ad;
rIton.
But here is the Dsta's article from which we will not
longer detain the reader:
"Convncei that tho Richmond South. though sound
upon those zrest general principles which undere South
ern Rights, pursued in the Kansas controversy course
hostile 20 the interests Of this section we some wea
since tJok of gloves aud handled some of n. incon
sister sies in style which thought they deserved
The South preserved uniform and ominou. silence
up'In the subject O its Inconsistencies But in The Is
rnmbcr OF that journal find brisk fire opened pnon
the Delta because We said tina, some of the Virginia De
. haa0u Nkaf.s.
casting unjust mpuiatons" upon the character Of The
old Common wealth. and statement Of facts denied :
The silence thus broken by the sound Of our cotempor
rys again beteke ourselves the d
~ Of sboviDg Of the acies aud Inconsistencies
of the South"
I'VE cannot agree With It th,t everybody appreciates
the importance Of maintaining the appearance "a veil az
the reality OF confidence and courage among the champ-
Of the South
"There i' nothing in this worthy Of appreciation Bold
vigorous defiant action is what we require Mere
pearance OF harmony in the Southern Rights camD Il ~
the thing LukeTarmness is criminal this coniunc,nr
Because thou ukewarm and neither cold nor no, aid
the Apoeaypt'c Angel to the Church Of Liodicea I will
spew thee out OF my mouth Let the South pu-sue
similar policy let her all who stand with folded
and placid face while the Free soil and AboIi.o1
hosts laundering gaies Give MS advoca,cs
Who have something OF the Spartan instead Of the Par
THAN nature.
1--WE regret to say that two many Of the vrripi. mol
tcians stand IN the category Of the Liodceans Ambi
ous Of Federal hono they neither inspire courage M,
the reality Of confidence among the champions of be
South This iltimed devotion 10 Federal noi,ic. ,tt
persistent Inactivity IN the great field Of Southern action
on the part OF some of her prominent party eader has
unfortunately produced such fruits ne lead N snso;.;
Of the permanent fidelity Of Virginia q her sister states IN
their contes, with the North
"Why, look at H. The Northern wing nj the N.,ioi
Democracy s soil TO the back bone lie orators or
gangrinders and ugemen all play on The sane sn1 and
the burden ct their song glory to Jsmes buchanan the
SAVIOR Of Free Kansas Everybody knows-and none
better than the SOuth-tha the President il the besd
ana 'front.' OF TINS hnsas business Yet IL has strenuousiy
IN sisted upon his political inegrtv bic devotion 10 The
interests n this section his fidelity 70 Southern instit
ou While the mere agent tool and instrument has been
hred A. through q columns AZ often a. &, C.,c. NJ.
pier shot 3, Bomsrsund Its true Waks, dss.rved o.,
perng Tor Lending himself 10 the ulieor Free soil purpo
sea OF the President and the Northern Dsmocr,rv s,;t
upon the shoulders Of Mr. Buchanan rests the brme the
responsibility, and the 80 The South u,0ed Wsike,s
Immediate recall threatened 20 hold the President ,osn
"be and huay, Shep 10 bee ime evident that scb would
not ne aone rete1ied and defends lie new post,
ana sndor'o' the k1nsi' views Of Mr. Bnchansn.
Ihe organ OF the dominant paryi Vrrinia prorisio,
allegiance 70 the National Democracy aud snE,,e lii
outsny ceremony With the Prcosoil wing NJ the north
INC oare Aet TOO that tho moral abd political benefits Of
80. I've psen discussed 10 the valley that Thayer
tns' tho kchmond E1q1fer Examiner and other papers
neisnd INC kansas policy ~ the administration, and that
w nel'0afg and Wheeling bircng Free Labor IL open
$4,000 y TO 'urnal' u Sufficient csuse serious
w le mind 81 the Southern patriot and Slave
holder when tho South" tells ne That All western viz
ua soona upon uic subject Of slavery We confess 70
some asionishment ""
M wed we dS not au'iribe Old Domitiop Of eschory to
voc Sou'a nor have made ~ effort % 'tsrnish her
ote's honor and c3ufsclte ~ her Inheritance n eio,v
! LN r'n " We honor The Old Dominion and oolv vish
800 go o. those politicians ADD Journalistic whose
L. ~" pes''p- Northern Sentiment within her Dor
49, ~. W ,b'r defence Of The Pfrsdet in the Kansas I'm.
o and Of Tie Pree.soi Democracy Of the North
'Ppsy WI bear watching rssl ISSUED.