New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
Sy,eioI Di,pateh 10 The E,en,so Port.

hsHiyc1os Dece nber 1851 stated here upon hrt
aVhcTy tht Mr. Buchanan has 6E ally ruiued
Gov Walker but submit the policy Of his Ksus, sd
m'nsstcI 70 Congress without Walker
case too s'Ioog
We 60 rot thick the above can be true Gov.
Wliksr, We understand, is about TO return t.
KsssSs II he does 90 as GOgetnor, uucens lfed
sDd u3:estraued, bis notorious hostility 10 the
bogus Constitution makers is virtually approved
He goes back on purpose to resist them, if tbs
pubic lave not been deceived with regard to his
iltez.i0rs. For the President to consent to his
return IS Governor is virtusLy TO scquiesce n his
i,tsLdsd course. To do this under The pretenre Of
submitting the whole matter to the Judgment Of
Coz ,-efs--etc cannot be eI 2ecscd ~ act decis-
ive UFCn it until l. ns after the bogus Constitution
will ttve been declared the organic law Of Kansas,
erd Sta'e Fl ceIs eecled and sworn in un Ter its
20 INVOKE anarchy ana chaos come ssain.
Tbe fact IS, there is just right and a wrong
si1e - ihs cCntroversy-neithsr less nor more
Tts People Of Kansas are entirely right in rspu-
6is:Dg TIE authority AID the acts Of the bogus
Convention. ard insisting that 40 Constitution De
IMPOSED On item until ihcy ths'l have had fair
opportunity to vote upon it and stal have adopted
it b! sn UrconttfaiDed minority vote Gov. Waiter
entirely right in sustaining them In 'hls position,
a-t in saying that they viii not De C axed nor
drive. 70 ab,nd,n it Dir Buchanan is half right
il ssyig that it ought to have been thus
He hts row only TO 90 on and cay that woat h. sd.
mitl cygh to be done shall be, aud be is rgnt clear
through. If he hesitate, at this point, aud says
'ls.. though the Convention should have submitted
their rrc6 uct fairly to direct vote of the Pc ,e
rot ne will uphold them III the unfair aud juggling
eOu!te tbey have tskeo, be has choice bat 10
no7e Walker Either the Preslden. must face
sbcut or tie Governor goes to the wall. For tue
PcesiceIt to retain him, yet hold language which
Iot,iss that be should have removed On, 10 70 dis.
s&t:,iy al parties and breed general cnflsl,p.
We think The Posts correspondent is mistaken
srd c:ed: the later assurances Of our own CORE
,pO1dsr.s that breach il inevitable.
1SeIe are some, We perceive, who base hope
o, Cancellation Oh toe Presidents sssump lion that tue
d 6e:eloe pending 10 Kansas is rather nom nal than
real. The Cox veutiop, he says, has subm tied tho
Slsve-y question; and that was the ony substantial
Latter 10 issue. But to this the People Of K4nsss
frcitiy reply that they the psrty to bs coa'utsd
!. this Estter aud that they msintsin that. The
Slavery qutston-toat is, the question between
S avery AID No avery-is not sub nitted but ouy
question between le,s or more Slavery which 10
got re Slavery question on which they wish to be
tea,d 2 There are other questions involved 10
their Constitution beside ttat of Slavery, on Saicn
uey dssiie to be consult<d. Aud Toey wish to
pa,a "a tie hight Of this Convention to make ,n
.ttutiOn fer them at all. Why should taeJ not bs
heard O. ali there points,