The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
THE LATEST NEWS.


interesting from washington.
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lis HE IN FoK lrt-HIs PLAN AND CAL0uLAs
rroNs-rn rArR And HONEST PuRrosEs 0v Nh.
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CopTRACT-raB yoBT sFBLLIH0 LAND SALE AND
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wAHnScros, August n, 1857.
The Karsu policy Of Robsr j. Walker has received ~
particular attention OF the NV YorK HnAIp, and yo1r
de enoe OF bis In connection with The sdmnheasso
has nc, failed Of IL good eeo tho right quarscrA n
HDAD has AFRO limited several occasions that Wskss
an aspirani for Tho Presidency, and hal tho snaap q
Kansas the trump cards which he Tying 70 pay -
~ 10 win ths Sweepstakes Of lseo.
Prom q reoen, conversation with IN intimate ffsnd q
walker have reason believe tbs, the Governor 10
seriously axed his asnrors upon The whiis House, ~
tbai out OF Kansas he expects 70 achieve vooders
understand that this end his vshes and hs ,ssss.s
are 70 make free state through the enforosmsss
Of Inc terms OF ihe Kansas Nebraska bill, and taA VIII
th couu he expects the reconstruc'on Of parD
indicated By the HERALD and thAt the now party ~
uonal conservatives. opposed 10 both Northern saA
sou sbcru SLAVERY sgsasors, vi find In Robert walker
and his doipss In Ksnsas the very and the vs~y
Platform they aesirc, especially Mr. Buchanan vim 30
cut OF tho way, and probably Col Fremont Should mis-
be 60 Governor walker viii only have such mca -
Douglas Hunter Seward, JeG Davis and such 10 cosasnA
against and soch these II Ia thought win pos be vsy
hard 10 beat
Hence we arc told the southern ultra hue and oy
against walker and the fierce demand for his hssd Hs
suroe must be panIsbed, and there mar be something
In this A for the President be vii "ses he avs fsish
fully executed" leave the consequence Z, The pesps
Ho viii be ont OF the next canvas, and viii leave NE
politicians 70 take cure Of themselves He has no ancsssso
heir for the succession. and does not intend TO enter mo
any such eutansiing aliasce. He wishes 10 give =
honest and sa,sfAcsory administration, and 70 isAve
rcsi 10 The country He wishes nothing MIRO
For some months past questions pertinent 70 me s~
transit routes across tho American sthmus nsVo ~
urged upon the attention Of the government ana
no small share OF the public press Brousn' up s"e
cussed IN their individual right, Panama, Nc-.ssu~ no"
durss and Tehusntepeo have each codu'os'e' so"' o
portion 10 he agitation of public opinics' ana "se"ess
and view, an oepacsns the varied interests o. opposing
| .,r,moao,o. and companies have been made and ~
sr,od until The whole subject seems 10 be involved In shs
| mrsuetrable fog OF well cssablished doubt
r,. partes and interests thai are striving -
| .u.s ,,.,r ovu claims demonstrate how widely oos-
,,oa ,bese questions with the Individual ntsress q
a., country N II IL from the OF the latter 70 NE
scosy.pb,cal points in question that The several comps
| MA, and oommcdores expect W derive their sdv~n-
tar. in case they obtain possession OF thsm IA
passover great may be tho present coocourpc Of oar
trade ard travel 10 those routes, q nothing
!, comparieon to what viii be In wy
a,.,.n, future; and hence the necessity OF ana
v,,rg the causes Of present difficulties and disputes.
and applying the remedy for them In mass rather than Ia
| delsD.
rn subject has occupied the deh rs,e consideration ~
the adnirs,rson FOR some Tina, aud have reasons IN
believe that policy 10 regard 70 has been desermined
upon and will be unheststrgly pznued In order ,hsa
this policy mag be fully oemPreheudei, nrss ccu
NJ The irue cause Il TIE evils witch nov r1-rourt, IN