The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24
From EynsaaisssLoEs.
A letter from Washington TO The Tribni

n l5Ll5f lIOH w 1su!L5 tOu u TIC 4ItOtSIti VIZ
der date OF Dec. 10, says:
The prompt removal Of Mr.. Stanton for call
ing a session OF the Frse-3Jste Legislature OF
Kansas, shows beyond all question that the
President has given himself up unfosarvedly to
Southern influences. In the debate in secret
io-day on the confirmation of Denver as S5tn-
tons Successor, the tone and manner OF the
SJllIarn Senators indicated unmis.l&ably that
they felt they had full possession Of the Govern
meut, and meant to pat down with the strong
hand Walker aud Dou- las, and all who dissent
from their policy with regard to Kansas. S-u-
atos Slide / is to be the real noulhpieca of the
President Mr. Bi 5lei as from Pennsylvania,
will b. the ostansible organ Of the Executive,
but u stronger lnaa is Needed for the Serious
work, and Siilell is the S .natus selected, Nj
Jefferson Davis will lead of in the entarprse
of crushing the Little Giant. Ii is unfortunate
for the Administration rhat il has no NJrthsrn
| champion equal to the task A Southern man
is at au obvious disl lvanta5e in a5saiiing Doug
las because he will b. sure TO arouse sectional
sympathy against himself.
Correspondence of the Evening Post.
WAsaISGroN, Dec l3. 81.
The writer obtained audience with Governor
| Walker yesterday and found MIN in good spirits
and remarkably plucky. | said to him that the
runor that ne had gona to Kansas had found
| general cradence hare, and many expressed tina
| hope that the report WAS trus. H replied tha;
| he should not return to hansss untjl n could
| b. allowed to carry ont his original in5,ruc-
tinns. | said; Mr. Sliie!l, Sir mot Mr.. Ma
| sou, as reported in tho New York I'rjbuds),
announced in Executive Session of the nate
that you cannot go back as Governor of Kan
sls" This stirred the little Governor, and made
him fash his little eyes and knit his little brow
, and raising himself M his little toes he ex-
cl i.nad wi h chrrdctsrisIiclllg big emphasis
What business is it to hitn2 | don't rec IL,
my instructions from himl ! shall steadily al
here TO lha great fundamental principles Of th'
right Of the people to govern themselves and
shalt not allow the threats Ok a4y nGl TO det:
m ia 90 doing. The D'mocrs:ic party was no
. made for the aggrandi6sment OF men, but 70
the protection and perpa,Uatiou Of great prin
cDles, and have yet to learn, Sir, that an
man has patented those principles for his ow
Z exclusive use
~ It is inlred rather singular that the Eros
Inconsistencies of DIugl5Rs should Just now b
i discovered by the pro-slavery democracy, ye
such is the cas-, ual they handle him wjthou
gloves. Thi following, which We take from til
(, Richmond S3ntS,a foirsp'cim'n OF the ma,
= ner in which D1usi4s is now bains disposed {
: by his former friends AMI allies:
:" By all the mysterious rites an solemn vov
appropriate 20 the c7la5ration Of 50 signal d
: ap0stacy, Stephen A. D5lglas renounces IL
= faith of lha Democracy AMI is received int
the communion Of The Black Republicans.
Il We cannot rff-ci india.rsncs at the .react
d cry Of S-litOc Douglas. lie sas po,ilicia
&c o; considerable promise Association wit
IS SJ2thern gentlemen had smoothed down tt
a rugged vulgirjties Of his carly education, and
had coIns tn be quite IacsnI and weil-5-A4ye
u person. IN the beginning Of his career b. w'
ijGntifi. ID with some OF the obnoxious maasur,
{, Of the Anti-Savery party, but the same SALUTE
d ry influence to which he owes the improvelnsI
q wrought wholesome chang: in his polite
? opinions. Al frst an advocate Of WiImot pr
3 visos, he progressed to the point Of ayowei o
Y position TO any raStricti0H on the expansion
"a Southern Institutions. In support OF the Z
Il git!ve Slave law and the Kansas Nebraska o
~ he displayed lirmne55 aud f lelity which ga
IL him the colil2ncs OF tae S-dte r 5hts D a
q cflcy. Altogether ne ranked among the real
ID hopeful statesmen Of he county. AMI was T
SC garlad as possible Pr3silant by u lIrse mar
G. Der Of enerprisiAg otice-hnular3.
n'i In a spaaCh da.ivcral at the capital Of III
"a. nojs during the last Sam net, Judge Douglas g
or plicitly and smPha-iCallT agknowielgei the q
,l lborjty Of the LecOnnt0d Oayrnt.OH,snd Cor
y nitted himself 10 abide it's aciioa. AnJ y
81 again, h7 supported tn bill proposed b. 5 n
'' lDi lDlmDi III laa tiNI NNtlu OF y fN-tfsr ~ ~
u p1intatlT excluded the idea OF :-larencG of [
- Constitution OF Kansas for popular ratidcJti,
JJ IN fact, his chang. Of position is as sldjau as
o. is violent, and is precisely that sort Of couv
Il sion which implies either the miraculous age
OF cy Of immediate inspiration or the subtle iul
ence of corrupt motive. The Senator has n.
he sr been suspected OF any intimate cpngsrs. wi
Il the inhabitants Of Heaven but neither is
70 thought TO he inaccessible 20 the approaches
ve the Evil One. In an Qnostacy so signal and
Incapable Of explanation on the hypothesis
ID a sincere conviction of in gmsnt, the wo
ld will scarcely be at loss to detect the spc
''. lion of al ambition that would sacrifice cy,
ng obligation Of patriotism to the qualification
its own unchastaned desires
rts ------e------
a ~ Douglas is distributing his speech fee