The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
Kansas md the Administ INSTRUMENTATION
and southern UItrss Flaring Up.

When the sky falls we shall catch larks.
When Northern and Southern ultras cease TO
growl and grumble, and cease to threaten aud
call hard names, we shall have the millennium.
In the interval between the demands ofSoutbern
fre-eating niger drivers and Northern thunder
and lightning niger worshippers. they threaten
10 crush Mr. Buchanan IA between the upper aud
neither milestone, do what be may for the per-
maDent pacication Of Kansas
AT public dinner In Cheraw, s. c., a few days
since the Hon. Mr. Keitt. dscoursing on national
affairs took occasion 10 state pretty plainly bis
opinions of Mr.. Buchanan's chief executive Off
GERS in Kansas-Mcssrs. Walker and Stanton.
According to the brief report of this ULTRA South
orn speech Of Mr.. Kciit which We have re-
ccivcd-
nc e,pregzcd biz want or confidence In Walker and
Stanton, both Of whom he denounced Uapriactgief
trading plricidns. yho te Taty 10 81 ds saraaars,
iltct ~ haUds for prSe W. spose IF ne NATIONAL
dnOT0ic pcrfy - irort # prnapls. and ~ regfires
o. on time % M ne Sprh a. any ploe vhiA ,r7uid
10 - I,r M glorious sToii y c,sTV He taii be vent
~h the 10 aiio pary but GOT os Il He spoke Of
Mr. Buchanan said he had confidence IN bis honesty
ani integrity, Jd odroi ht5 Tocr sim hc tyrr-p Of
brck r,pvJltanisH, Grrdsd oqang hin lie wu graph,
in bis description Of tho corrupt 'ccrcs n be witnessed ia
parAdcd the street. allied the obbcs OF the representative
halle ard thrungcd around the executive department
with their rricc Tlacarded In figures upon their heads.
N ths, woitT and S0HioB. th Pcnnsnlc1ni1
Iouiu7ys, ond he o'tr UnpriNopd po,.icr gonser.
Bsh had oyoh AMI ooi'e portion ard Io-,r Kaaas,
al tetiD 20 u,,id " az The bshftaq u ~ parry
,,htI Worf pry bet walkers proposition 70 have the
constitution Of the Kansas Convention gubm tcd 20 the
people bcore was presented 70 Congress with demand
Cor sdmcn into the aion he denounced ia no measured
lie said itwas nrcccdented, AND intended only
to res ore the state To black republcaaism.
No confidence in Walker and Stanton, ehs "Un-
principled trading politicians" ready TO cell
The shareholders interest in Kansas for price"
--"the one Pennsylvania bankrupt, the other
an unprinciplcd political gambler" Ono would
suppose that this Is rather cold comfort to Walker
and Stanton, and to Mr. Buchanan from the
niger driving ultrss Of the South; but the COM
plimcnts hcapcd upon both Walker and Stanton
by the Niger worshippcrs Of the North are just
as strongly tinctured with aquafortls and ASA
fotida. Let us take brief extract from the
"sweetspoken" philosophers Of the New York
Tribune This Is what they say Of the parties con-
cerned:--
The arpo,tonment proclamation OF Mr. Acting Governor
Stanton win the full doubtless Of his principal
Gov. Walker hoos 18th u them pair If snals IN ne ras
such a. might have been expected TO creep from
Der the Cincinnati platform and ron the rcccsscs Of Ca
pDe 10 orc OF We pigeon hoios Of which lies Deposited
the Offend manifesto II the spirit Of that famous do
cunent 10 seize BY force whatever might Thick
vencnt 70 nave and 70 back up the seizure by fraud aud
false preiences The border rusns having seized Kan.
sas by fierce, nov remains maintain that seizure by
fraud The dcttoD n NJ. Secretary Sdnon under ne bogus
nsp.aion oc far o,eru ne proviors su. on at ma
nous OF iif and shors him and has pracpdl Walker
nh all er fine speeches % tts FREE S,d about Justice
and coeo,on, ne thorough pdo,d and interruptions bor
dev y,ians tan ne tordr ri.6da Legislature itself
Now, without stopping TO inquire into The
truth or falsity Of the charges of Mr.. Keitt-that
Governor Walker is "a Pennsylvania bankrupt"