New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Sisteiy as were pursued by ShanHon Am Wood,on
lie has put himself at the head Of the army, yirtu
ally proclaimed martial law and kept his dragons
chasing free-State men, whom, when caught be-
! throws into prison on old political charges. The
s'Huth much prefers this service at Walkers bands
to his removal: and, in fact suspect prefer. him
az tooi for their purposes to any other than an
out snd-Oul STAKEHOLDER and Border Ru1ian Ike
Atchison or S'rirgfellow.
! am informed. that the President, at Bedford
Springs and elsewhere, openly expressed views Of
Walker's course identical with Stephens. He con.
demned bis isOtbermal summary, and said that
Walker wss not sent to hansas TO talk, but a. act
He has steadily assured CON claimants when he has
given them any attention, that, say what he might
Walker would do what the South required. OF
course the President was compelled 70 endure the
stupid denunciatons of few ferOcious zeaOts who
did not understand the game, and insisted upon
Wslksr's "hced in charger" That was little
indulgence that could not be accorded them, but
they will be restrained from proceeding to any dan
eerCus extremities by people moro sensible than
themse,ves.
chansn in Congress amount only to this, that the
South is resolved to hold him to the BOrder-R ufiin
platform. to the end that Kansas shall be presently
admitted as Slave State, and Cuba Porto Rico,
&c. Xed IS soon az possible. These moderate
demands will be granted by Mr.. Buchanan with
great cheernlness, and all things will 90 on comfort
ably between kim and the party.
But though there will be perfect accord between
the Administration and all the Democratic party in
Congress, there will be intense aud bitter personal
riyalres aud struggles for precedence Tn, present
cutlery il agairst {, the foremost candidate for
Speaker. He i, said Ia have betrayed the South,
pondered 10 AholitiOnsm. Nc in regard TO Kansas,
in order to conciiate the Northern wing, and secure
nomination by the caucus. In short the shrekers
for Slavery getting up diversion against Orr.
Il makes not the slightest difference whether they
succeed or not. The pet candidate Of tie NuiifierS
and SeccssOnists il George s. Houston, arrogant
and shallow heoded person. There are, besides,
dozen or more moderate and mmoderate Democrats
quite willing TO take advantage Of this temporary
fcud between the Orr men and the Antics represent
ing all the sections and subdivisions of sections.
But as ] said they are all substantially alike and
stand ready TO do in any situation Whatever tho
chiefs Of the Niger Democracy may require at
their hands
Some of the Administration prints pretend that it
is still the purpose of the Government TO forward the
military expedition to Utah. There is no such IN
tention. The season lorbids it. There were many
modes Of getting of an expedition fully adequate u
the enforcement of law among the MOrmons but all
have been neglected and il is perfect evident that
the country have been amused with sham stories OF
a Utah expedition in order to cover the scheme OF
keeping large army corps lowering ever Kansas
ready to concentrate in that unhappy Territory
whenever actual force shall be found necessary for
the subugstiOn Of the people.
An Army Board is in session, composed of the
Secretary of War, Gen. Scott and the Quarter
Master and COmmissary Generals, framing a new
army Order rendered necessary by the explosion Of
the An,i-MorInOn humbug
The appointment of Beverly Tucker TO the beat
Ccnsulsbp in the list develops something of tho
spirit in which Mr. Buchanan feels obliged to adj
minister the Government He was the editor OF the
extinct IIard-Shen organ, Tdc Sem'Hd, and has
established some claims of personal tlyoritism in
connection with George Sanders, Capt. RynderS,
j. W. Forney, Stambaueh, Pitt and Sickles. The
influence of these men is gradually hardening into
the authority Of Kitchen Cabinet Between il
and the more powerful and bona iidc leaders of the
Senate and House will soon arise fierce contest
for the ofices, contracts and other spells.
TO these causes Of dssensiOn will soon be added
It furious struggle for the public printing and its
Incidental plumber. The editor OF The Union hopes
to he elected Printer to one both branches of Con
gress but Major lIeiss, aided by a powerful combi-
nation of Democratic printers, are maturing we'll
laid plan for dividing the business and the profits
among themselves. PEMAQUID.