Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-26

The Chicago Daily Times is reputed the
confidential organ of the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas. Now, this is what the Chicago
Daily Times has to say in appreciation of
Walkers policy:
awe publish, this morning, numerous
extracts from Gov. Walkers inaugural ad-
dress to the people of Kansas. 1t is re-
piote with sound argument, excellent ad-
vice, and evinces a strong determination to
bring Kansas through her troubles. The
new State is about to be formed Land
grants will follow forschools and railroads,
all Of which are far more beneficial to the
country and the people, than senseless
wrangling about slavery. We hare no
doubt but Kansas ioiU hare Constitution
prohibiting the Introduction of slavery; and
with that Constitution will be admitted
She wiH not o,ce her freedom 10 the AJoli-
tionists, butte The National Democracy Nor
thern and Southern"
BAY Never did democratic paper make
a truer statement than the above. The
question in Kansas is, not whether it shall
be free or slave, but whether it shall be
free by democrats or Republicans; and
Walkers whole policy, since he has been
in that Territory, Enthusiastically indicates
that the chief object of his appointment
is quietly to give up Kansas to the North,
and then let it be proclaimed, for the ben
eft of his party, that Democracy made it
free. The Republicans understand the
game, and hence their determination to
organize the new State under the Topeka
constitution, that they may have the cred
it of wrestling Kansas from the embrace
of slavery.
And whilst this game is being played,
what is the South---the deluded, humbled,
victimized South doing? Shouting Hur-
ral for Buchanan and democracy! and
down with the party that is striving for
equal and exact justice to both sections,
and to secure to native Americans the en-
joyment of their birthright. The South
ern States are groaning under taxation for
the developement of their resources, whilst
the Northwestern States are luxuriating
in the blessings purchased with the nation
al treasure. The Southern States are clam
oring for that balance of power which,
they say, the safety of their institutions
depends, yet Southern demagogues are vo-
ting to destroy that balance, by establish
ing squatter sovereignty and bestowing up
on alters the right of suffrage. Md the
men who do these things, are fist to
charge abolitionism upon the Nlherican
party, and the first to raise the cry that the
Union is in danger from northern aggres-
sion. Northern aggression, indeed Is
therea measure in the code of national law,
peculiarly favoring the North, that was not
voted for by democrats of the South p
That party rules the South, and we ask to be
shown one solitary effort to secure the rights
of their own section, by opposing, in Con-
gross, the enactment of laws by which the
North was to be the exclusive gamer They
talk ofsecession, notification and non Inter
course on the eve of an election, to fright
en- the timid and gull fools; but the cleo
ton over, and the plumber divided, ''the
dog returns to his vomit," and the work
of bribing the North for the harmony of
the party is resumed with eagerness, and
the South is sold without scruple, and
without regard to the sacrafce. Such is
the folly of the South, and the treachery
Of democracy.