New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19
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Speaking OF the remarks Of the Hon. T. N. Keitt,
made At Cheraw Is. CO. not long since, published BY
us last week, denouncing Gov Walker and Secretary
Stanton as corrupt and unprincpled politicians,
who were ready to sell the Shareholders interest in
Kansas for price, the New York Times, of the
10th instant, says:
The South, knowing perfectly well that nothing
can be done for the interests Of slavery III Kansas
which will not hopelessly ruin the prospects Of the
Democratic party at the Nerth-the South knowing
perfectly well that the Northern sentiment which de-
1nands Justice and freedom for Kansas is not an
ehuliton of facile fapaticsm but settled earnest
and growing passion Of the popular heart born OF I'M
alterable convictions and ostered by every influence
which makes the Northern States prosperous and re-
spectabIe- the South, we say, knowing all this,
knows with Mr. Kett that Gov Walker neither can
nor will lend himself to the schemes in Kansas OF
that he win do his utmost to secure free and fair
expression Of the popular will in that Territory-an
expression which can have but one result to bring
into the Union another great free State
The Times gives the South credit for knowing
more than is really known at the present moment
although the knowledge to which itaudes spreading
30 rapidly that it will become universal within few
months. That is consolation, and when the time
does arrive there will be quaking and tumbling
among INSCRIPTIONS and traitorous politicians, or
else we are wider Of the mark than we ever were
before.
That there are Southern politicians who would sell
the rthrght Of the South for offices and emouments,
We have never doubted, but these Esaus are so few
| in numbers and small in influence, that they can
neither SELL control nor direct far the future is
concerned. If the Times deems such men the
Soutf,u it will find itself lamentaby mistaken.
We agree in opinion with the Times that the Free
soilism of the North is not " facile fanaticism.
We believe it to be settled, earnest and growing
hatred of the South, in which determination pre-
dominates to insult Cypress and plumber u.s. until we
are forced to the alternative Of dissolution We have
no hopes like some Of contemporaries, that there
is any prospect Of the power Of Freesoilism being
checked On the contrary, hold to the belief that
it will grow stronger oppressive aud more san
Culinary as years progress in their everlasting round
The bold statement made by the Times that Gov
4 Walker neither can nor will lend himself" to any
scheme calculated to advance the interests Of the
South, but that he will do his utmost " to secure
such an expression Of popular opinion in Kansas al
! win bring her into the Union another great fret
State does not surprise us in the least We expected
| nothing more nor less from Robert J. Walker. w
never had any confidence in him as man. politician
or statesman. He is corrupt at the very core of hi
heart. He is now engaged in selling the South
which section made him all he u.s. to the Freesoilers
by selling Kansas to the Freesoilers. Next year,
opportunity presents tsef, and he can make anything
by the operation he will sell the Freesoilers to tn
sonth, surprising an indispensable case, that tn
Southern people would deal in understandable AM
4 contraband articles.
His scheme will be crowned with success. Kansa
4 will come into the Union as a free State, and tn
South will have the satisfaction of knowing that sh