Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

,l.;mea an existence To the time of this writing
the world has been favored at different periods
with a view of numberless domestic squsboies oil
a most intensely interesting character occur
ing within its borders-nll of which, owing to
some species of legerdeman or necromancy, or
TO the still stronger cohesive power" once al
luded to by distinguished Senator were healed
though in some instances leaving the body some
what di.6gured and the worse for wear But
there was still left remaining sufficient oil Tue
vital power TO do most ln.ty battle in maintenance
of the patriotic and glorious doctrine which has
ever been the watchword. melting 1t TO action
ITO the victors belong the spoils.' Recent de-
yelopments have, however. disclosed the eais-
tence of state of things in this magnanimons
and incorruptible party, which we greatly tear
places il beyond the curative powerso ct even the
most illustrious of Platform doctors We al
Jude, of course, 10 the Kansas embrogho' aud the
fierce war of words which it has engendered be.
tween the two wings of tho southern Demoo
racy. respectively known as the Chvalry or Sc
cessionist party and the Submsslonlst or Ad.
minis,ration Funkes. The first named party
is recognized as being under the leadership oil
the Charleston Mercury. Lawrence NJ he'tt'
and others of that ik. The other party is mar
shalied by the Richmond Enquire, aud other
kindred spirits who possess the happy faculty oil
blowing hot aud cold in the same breath
keeping always in view the interests OF party,
and never rising above the obligations which II
imposes.
The difference existing between these faciions
we shall endeavor TO point out in as brlei and
concise terms as possible. Mr.. keitt and por.
ton of his friends have arrived at the very sensi
BILE conclusion, that but little dependence can be
had in the pro LESSONS of the Northern allies
Of Democracy, aud especially so when any cog
nizance is taken Of the actions of these same al
les Mr.. Keitt further believes that Mr. Bueh-
anan, in the conduct Of his administration thus
far, has evidenced much more earnest desire
TO consolidate and strengthen the Democratic
party than he has TO mete out equal aud exact
Justice to the two sections of the country, The
South Carolinians also intimate, in rather plain
terms. their belief that Gov, Walkers operations
since his advent in Kansas have been entirely in
accordance with the programme prepared for
him in Washington.
The practical good sense of this conclusion
aud the cogency of argument used in its enforce
ment, hos impressed us most iavorably, and re
ceives at our hands the fullest sympathy;
which sympathy, We doubt not is shared by
large and intelligent portion of the Demo.
cratic party of this State. The South, which is
infinitely the ablest paper of its pnrty in the
State, concurs ia most of the material points al
issue, and if ii has any regard for consistency,
Al, l. 8 IL Il. {
ter the grand denouement in Kansas, il will put
the responsibility where Of right it belongs. In
this last aud only particular is to he found the
shade of difference between With all due
Difference we must say that it is the vericst
chd's play to be belaboring Walker and indul
gng in bitter denuncatons of what is termed
his "treachery to the Scuth," when the fact is
as plain as the a man's face. that be il
but faithfully executing the commands and in.
structions Of Nr. Buchanan aud bis Cabinet
Hasn't he asscverated this fact tme and again
the most public occas ions. and has it ever vet
met with denial at the hands Of Mr. Buchanan
or single member of his Cabinet, or from any
other source assuming to speak by authority
This course of action is also. de think calcula
ted TO reflect on the veracty and honor of one of
the chosen leaders of the great, united, harmon
Gus and national Democrat c party Our very
profound regard for the integrity and honesty of
that ustrous Democrat forbids our harboring
for moment the unkind thought that he has
exceeded his instructions single iota: aud
we humbly conceive the journals in the interest
OF this faction have unuitingy gotten into a
snare from which they would hereafter gladly ex.
tricate themselves, especially in the event of
Mr. Walkers being the candidate of the party
for the Presidency, The Administration papers
to which we before referred maintain that Wal
ker is carrying out to the fullest letter the prin.
ciples OF the Kansas Nebraska Bill and that the
seeming opposition to him is but a concerted
plan by which Southern extremists hone To
break dawn the Administration of Mr.. Buchannn
and thus hasten the dissolution of the Confede
racy and the formation of "a Southern Republic.
when they hope to attain position which is
beyond their reach so long as the Union
stands. The gist of this angry discus
sion is simply this: The dscordant mate
rails which went to make up the Democratic
party are about to separate. The Southern por-
ton OF the party have at last discovered what
was long ago palpabe to most others. viz: that
no earthly dependence can be put in the Yankee
branch of the concern which has been shorn
by the Black Republicans of the respecta.
oiity and talent 1t once possessed and that
Tor all time TO come its resurrection in tina,
iris hopeless-those adhering to it's fallen
fortupes heing only Office holders and seeker,
with their friends, and they are so ptiful i,