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authority ado tel. Granting the correctness Of
the proposition jua ststel, We ask how can that
f.ci, 80 important to bs knOWu, be a,eeriainsdi---
We will ut sy that there 5 no other mode u
,.e-rtaipiug it, bot We win say that the most sat.
isIaeInry and conclusive evidence that the Consti.
luton, as approved BY the peOple,wilI be the ra.
fca'iOn Of It by them at the POLs."
Tue Richmond S0uA, tie new orgau Of the
southern democracy, declares its inability to recon.
Gle these two paragraphs; aud they can be recon.
eed only upon tue supposidon that the frI was
~nton 10 tie interest Of Douglas and that the
-eeon4 va. diet,ted by Buebanau, who mus. make
show at eas, Of stan..iug up for Walker. For
!oing - be is roughly as,ailsl by southern pres.
es aud politicians. The Richmond W4iq asserts
td Mr Buchsuau is second edition Of Martin
Y,u Blren.
WHAT tie South ezTeciod Of Mr. Buchanan /,
clearly d-rl.e III tue Richmond South Of June
i3.h. Spv' Iug Of tie last Presidential contest
that pare say-:
Tie kEsis eontrovery was controlling is.
cue 10 the ca .yass; and Mr. Buchanan vas iu.,
deh;el to small small share Of strength in The
South u tue conviction that be was favorable to
the Interests Ui olaveIy in the eruiofy. Doesnpy.
Uoiy deu, tbs a,seitiJHl IL csh ue easily enough
esabi>.e,i, out Of the eUlau.as vi any Democrats
pa er TINS side ol the PcioHsc. When the friends
VI Fillmore brought these placards from Penn.
syvana Nth the inscription VI Blu, haBan, Breck-
~urdgr, and Fee kansas," did We not ind,puan,..
" deuy thai our candidate was iu favor Of making
Kinsas Free State, aud did We not protest bi,
trsUtiun TO tie interests Of the SOuthi The peo-
pie believed u, and Mr. Buchanan was elected by
Tue almost unanimous vote Of the South"
Mr.. Buchaurn is evidently surrounded with
;route TINS question. II he were bold, reso-
lure man, lie would have no difficulty fighting hs
way out; but icing uaiuraIly trimmer he will
OF course rsort to al sorts VI political expedIeuts
IO save hlnseIf with both sections Of bis party,
and end 10y yrelIiug all to the Southern section,
/ tie Is understood, just now, to lie endorsing Wal.
ker, in Kansas, in the view that the Constitution
,,,uu to lie formed must be submitted to the peo-
pie, the whole people, and nothing bat the peo.
pie. But there is nothing more certain than thar
ne pro slavery ruftians who have the job Of ma.
iug the constitution, will refuse, unanimously, 10
,ubu the result Of their deliberations 20 the peo.
PIE, aud will bring their ban!liBg at once before
COngIess. Then tie question is, will Mr.. Buchan-
an sustain Gov. Walker iu the assertion that Con.
gress snou!d refuse, in that case to admit Kansas
as a State? His antecedents, and those Of bis
saHy are full of facts,the logic of which is that he
will MT dare to use lis influence, under any cir.
cumstsuces, to keep Kansas out Of the Union. if a
slave constitution is formed for that Territory. and
,dmis.lou into the contedeIacy demanded under
III. Ii he should dare SO much, the South would
Ieuouucs him as an AboIitionist, and Douglas
viii, at the head Of the whole horde Of Pro.sla.
very Senators, hunt him down. If he does not.
ne deserts Walker, and makes it papable and pat
rnt to all that the Democratic party is nothing
more or less than tie propagandst of slavery
Iu euher case tue Democracy will be distracted,
divided aud doomrd.-PMs. Gazetis.