New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-15
Walker RePudiafed by the Legal People OF
Kansas and Applausled by the Outlaws.

We have shown that in their hot haste to create
capital for Gov. Walker, and arrest the spirit Of re-
sentiment against him, his apologsts DISPATCHED all
over the country statement which was utterly dest
tute Of truth, that the Democracy of Kansas, EN-
hracing the ultra proslavery men, had endorsed his
policy and sanctioned his Recommendations.
The official proceedings, published in the Kansas
Journals, show that although Walker and his supple
tion was held and were adrotly maneuverng TO pro-
cure an endorsement they utterly and sgnay failed
But as Walker with all his cunning and diplomacy,
and the prestige of Federal authority, has not sue.
ceeded ia winning the confidence of the Democracy
Of the Territory and in eceiyng them into his snares
he has not failed to command the sympathy of the
Free State rebels They have appiauded to the skies
his isctherma decree against Southern institutions
They have reoiced over his pledge that unless the
Convention Of the people oheyed his arbitrary edicts
he would unite with them kthe outlaws) IN defeating
their action and thwartinR their application for ad
mission intothe Union. His Topeka harangue, which
ia but an elaboration Of his infamous inaugural and
key to its doubtful phrases, is thckly gemmed with
the acheers' Of the traitorous faction to whom he
addressed himself "A.
We note with no surprise whatever, that the arti-
cles. of the Washington Union, commencing his
course ID fayorably received by the Robinson and
Lane party in the Territory. One Of their organs,
the Squatter Sovereign, commenting on dispatch
to the Territory that the administration paper had
elab0rately yindicated Walker, says
II this decision be adhered to by the President,
should II come before Congress without having been
submitted To the people. So that in any event. WE
HAVE THE FATREsT PROMISE OF a CERTAIN AND EASY
DISSOLUTION OF THE SLAVE FACTION IN KANSAS.
The same number Of the Abolition organ of Rob
inson and Lane which has been emboldened by the
Union to constr1e its manifestoes as fair promises
Of the President, s, OF certain and easy dissolution
Of the slave faction in Kansas -the same sheet con-
tains the proceedings Of Free State meeting at
Monrovia,n assembled /" to choose delegates to q
State Convention (of the outlaws) at Topeka"
This meeting rejoices in the policy suggested by
Cow Walker, and indicates the warmest sympathy
for him.
Lei the people of the country be not deceived.
While Walker is making sham demonstrations Of dis.
approval Of the past and even present conduct Of
the free State outlaws in Kansas, and while he IS
compelled to vndieate the existing Territorial authori
ties In force there he is SO managing as to commend
himself 70 the sympathy Of the outlaws, and is indus
triolsy striving 70 place the Democracy Or Pro
Slavery party under their dominion. But we have
information Of the most reliable character, from Kan
sas that this game is well understood by the party he
is endeavoring TO d1pe. So far from placing conf.
dence Id him. Or approving his policy they know him
to be ithless and unprncipled, and they intend to
taample beneath their feet, with utter loathng and
scorn, his insoent edcts The September constltn
tion submitted to the people, will be referred, as il
ought to be- TO the legal voters Of the Territory and
when Kansas applies, with constitution so framed
and republican in its character, the administration
though 1t has timidy acquesced In Gov Walkers vio
lation Of its instructions dare not resist he, appca
tion Even It's hIreling placemen will be mute when
that occasion arises and the Black Republicans will
be left once more to fight their own battles.
jackson Mississippian.
Thus speaks the leading Democratic organ Of Mis-.
sssippi, and that speaks the voice Of vesxths Of
the people Of the State, irrespective Of party. we
entertain not the smallest particle of doubt Would
that we had few such bold and manly organs o.
the same party in Louisiana.