New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-07
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BEGINNING OF THE END.

II, tho New York Times of the seth ult we find a
,opo article relating to Kansas affairs in which the
free State leaders, are rebuked for not confdng in
Governor Walker, and which concludes as follows:
what y;et, we ask, have the free settlers Of Kan
sas 10 dstrust Governor Walker. and to impede bis
efforts for the restoration Of public tranquility He
has done nothing and said nothing which can justify
any doubt of the integrity Of his purposes IN Kansas
By his moderation, his evident impartiaty and his
avoidance of vexatons points, he has gradually concl
opponents. He represents the National Administra-
ton as at present conducted. The traits winch we
applaud in his management Of Kansas goiitics are
the reflection Of Mr.. Buchanan's policy. Iney nave
provoked and are provoking the iercest animadver-
sion from an extreme section Of the Southern Demo
cracy who fancy that the whole world was made for
them and that the policy they desire to see adopted
is the ordination of Heaven for the ruling OF mankind
And we hold that these friends of liberty in and out
of Kansas whoreuse to strengthen the just and mode
rate government of the Administration in that Terri
tory however good their intentions may be, more
likely to ruin than to advance the cause which they
have at heart.
We do not think the free settlers Of Kansas, or
Freesoers Of anywhere, have any right to distrust
Governor Walker. He has exempli6ed his faith by
his works and his works have redounded to their
advantage from the moment he set foot in the Terri
tory up to the latest dates He has bostered up their
CLAIMS supported their pretensons, and played into
their hands from the beginning, with the evident de-
sire Of enlisting their sympathy and securing their
friendship without any regard whatever for the con-
stitutonal rights Of the South, or the interests of
those whose mistaken favor made him all he is in the
world.
Instead Of distressing the Freesoilers in and out OF
Kansas, should hail'him as their deliverer-
Joshua second Seward. He has done more for them
than any out-and-out, open and avowed Treesoller
could have DONE Under Southern guise he has all
but accomplished their ends Claiming Southern al
fnities, interests and connections-and going into
Office under President chiefly elected by Southern
yotes-he has hoodwinked and betrayed the South
ern people, and has paved the way for handing over
magnificent territory into the hands of their enc
mics. Tint his Vaccinations will be crowned with
success we entertain not now hardly shadow of
Doubt
So far we agree with the New York Times in its es
innate Of Gov Walkers character and action in Kan
sas He merits the gratitude of the Freesoilers as
much as he deserves the denunciations of all honest
and patriotic men. Further than this, however we
cannot agree with the Times. We are unable to dis
cover any evidence of the integrity Of his purposes
in Kansas but see the opposite Of integrity
protrudng itself from every material sentence OF his
inaugural address and speeches and letters. His
boosted mpartiality " has proved the worst sort Of
partially for it has had no other effect than to ex
cude Southerners from the enjoyment of the soil IL
full possession Of their inaienable rghts-rghts sol
EMMY guaranteed by the organic law of the confed
eracy If there is any impartiaty in such policy
as this we say, away with it from the face Of the
. earth!
4 But, says the Times bring the President to the
support Of its avorite: He r Walker) represents
the National Administration as at present conducted
The traits which We applaud in his management o
Kansas politics are the reflections Of Mr.. Buchanan
policy Wevery much fear these statements of thu
Times are founded in truth. We are apprehensiyt
their verify will be painfully realized at no distan
day. We arc afraid the South has been again de
luded only to be betrayed. And, if Governor Walke
is not removed at early PERIOD our fears and ap
prehensions will ripen into convictions, even befor
the catastrophe takes place which will PROSTATE every
hope Of the South in the Territories Of the North
\ west.
If Mr. Buch anan endorses Gov. Walkers policy b,
retaining him in Office the fact will be as apparent
the sun at MONDAY that the South has been sol
again, and that her only reliance in future will b
upon herself In truth if she had always relied NOR
upon herself and less upon parties, she would hay
! been far better of. -