The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
The Conspirators Against the Admins
tration.


and Belle the Pr~sident-CuriOus Coinci-
de1Sss OF Justification and Invention.
tfton the Charleston Mercury-fre eater and Niger
WASHINGTON Jan. 10, 1885,
There general rolling Of things Washington,
snd is difficult TO see the light The Kansas Utah and
Nicaragua imbroghos condensed together, and they
are producing general chaos The h'ibuser and Utah
matters however, be put aside for the moment,
Cep far they become entabgled in their active in
huenoes with Kansas. The great question pressing
public here is the admission the
ecompton constitution The struggle upon this point will
he bitter and de perate as clear tia, Kdnsds only
D. ddtted through the ACTIVE and determined slpport of TIE
3y dttop and l1 far This fhs yre5ert hnre
te roughly handled the late debate both ia the House
ana Sase anon the connection OF the ,cith
the pnldUul capture Of General Walker upon the SOIL Of
Nicaragua ~ Commodore Psulding. The administration
II ~eaS, and the Southern men very saxous TO
strengthen make ats efforts behalf o the admits
sion Cf KanSdS, under The LeoOmpOn constitution
faeniidi This will account for their ignoring other
issues in which they differ from the President
The position of things is strange. Mr. Buchanan has
been fighting against the South all resolute
and desperate efforts to make Kansas free State and
Judge Douglas has been siding with the South in insisting
upon the legality Of the act Of the Territorial Legislature
and upon the sovereignty of the Convention. And
vha change OF position between theml Mr.. Buchanan
with the South, and Judge Douglas with black
republicans. Both have changed. Mr.. Buchanan did
last summer write letter to Governor Walker in which
lie said 70 him. Tot nnst all your Influence 10 haze
the constitution referred back 10 the people for ratification
rejection Upon this you and stand or fan" This
letter will soon be published. Judge Douglas last
in his speech at Springfield urged the sovereignty
of the Convention and its right to determine absolutely
Pre- Soiism is omnoent at the North, and the admission
Of Kansas nth pro slavery constitution WiU be the desruc
fall with it.. To prevent this he is struggling to
aboltionize the democratic party He is influenced
by still another consideration He has been a
candidate for the Presidency since lS4S The North has
had two Presidents in succession and the South will not
tolerate the nomination of the from that
by the democracy This postpoRes Judge Douglas for
seven years longer great cycle this the life of
man DOW days Douglas then is for change confusion,
anarchy in order to advance himself His now appeal
Is he wa for "A
sectional fight trill and let IL But Douglas
gone II the bowstring was around his neck, and the
sack prepared for his voyage down the waters OF the
Hellespont he would not be fatally gone. The
black republicans will not put their standard in his hands
the South will not touch hm-and the administration
will bght him. He will be defeated Illinois for
reelection 10 the Senate Kansas will be admitted. The
neD House of Representatives iu be black republican, and
IL 1860 we shall see-what Things drifting to
fusion. The detection OF Douglas has shake
the confidence of the South in Northern than
thing that has happened before. If he proved false
whom can you trustY The Mercury is right Our failure
TO sustain rights has Frustrated friends at the
North.
[From the Washington Republic-Nigger .worshipper.l
Governor Wises detection from the administration has
history which, the progress of the quarrel be-
tween the democratic leaders, cannot be kept secret much
longer
Tue President started out with the policy of securing to
the people OF Kansas fair vote upon their constitution
He sent Governor Walker to Kansas that policy
For while he stood firm, and wrote letter Governor
many persons) assuring him of the support Of the ad
mintraon ''Le Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi
you" That the President used substantially this Ian.
guage is well authenticated fact.
IN the end the "hocing became terrific that poor
Buchanan frightened out of his wits, chnnged his
policy and abandoned Gov. Walker.
Before he changed his policy, he bad arranged with
Gov. Wise make diversion against the fire
Virginia Gov. Wise and the Richmond Enquirer, under
Gov Wses influence, 70 support the administration
programme in kansas, and the administration TO
support Gov Wise for the United States Senatorshp against
MI Hunter. Gov Wise arrived here, to complete and
perfect these arrangements on the tha. The Union
Wise went home and has been since nursing the wrath
which breaks out in his letter 70 Tammany Hall Not
oniy his scheme Of defeating Mr.. Hunter blown up
but he himself had been drawn into commitments upon
the Kansas question which destroy his democratic stand
the reschery Of the President. Gov. Wise betrayed
man, and democratic politician ruined II he does not
compass "reuenQe even "rictory" be unattana-
BILE will prove that age has wonderfully soitcned his
temper.
TO WHOM MUST THE SOUTH now LOOK FOR THE
PROTECTION OF HER RIGHrsI
Nj Buchanan politically educated the faith OF the
old Massachusetts, federalism at epoch which gave rise
90 the Alien and sedton laws and when democracy aud
Jscobin sanscuottsm held and used convertible
terms and 10 do our venerable President justice must
be confessed that during long AMI not unsuccessful pub
Inc he has furnished no scandaous proofs OF ina
deity 10 his early instruction.
To look for the public secdrity in strong consolidated
government and 20 be dstrustfu Of the people,
cucaed In the very rudiments Of his party creed and
proofs that the seeds Of his first ndootrnaon
thrown away upon barren soil, is only necessary to
refer to his aTTe2dnt dotdt0n 20 the hGnds Convention
AVID 70 MS more than defoh ouTd9es M Central america
-outrages which the debate In Congress shows
were Of the unmtgsted character, without particle
Of law Of reason Of justice TO serve as an apology for
them.
And this is the King Sork by ohich the South has been
betrayed through reckless and senseless partlsanship
eevaiing into the Presidency Ba fedeTda M
buchanan may De- and az tsgraifu and treacherols % tie
South has sh0lc him 30 Be- STILL not bring altogether de-
roid Of ordinary saoacy Ne cod long hesitate before under
taking such oOupS etdf unless tnclted by very
polofm rope; and that motive beyond question:
court the faror Of that all oonquerino party ,ohich mill
oertd,ny ee the vert President as that another election 0i
b. held
Does any zane man suppose that the shrewd Douglas
would abandon the democratic South, II he believed for
moment that the aid of the south would be necessary TO
carry the Presidential election In 1S60y Nothing the
future 10 more sure and neVaDe nan th be next occu
pant Of the White House will be placed there by anti
sdtrv Southern votes, whether the voters Call them.
selves squatter sovereignty democrats black repub
cans.
highest degree important well alarming TO the South
We put a. the common sense, - the common prudence
OF every Southern man. II II be not ptGaeS for The PEG
pie the abandoned condemned and doomed slave bold
f states longer 20 look for or 1, hope for Northern aid
and protection 20 their Institutions through the machinery
a falsely called 'rdti0adl party organization
IN this connection beg 10 refer again TO the brief but
significant paragraph which We yesterday quoted from
the Philadelphia Press, edited by John W. forney. the
right Lard man Of Mr. Buchanan and who under
stands the changing Of Northern public opinion
well, probably, as any politician Of the present day
Mr.. forney says, speaking OF the Northern democratic
be glad n vote with the south but that, With the
piles before them, tbcy have relish Tor suicide that
they would ike TO the south happy and calm but that
sef mmOaon Is rather too expensive for Southern
eauanimity &c, &c.
Gan anything be more conclusive than that Of the utter
upreabIeness-the utter rottenness Of the public sent
meui Of the North With these Northern patriots the
rioh OF the South nothing the constitution nothing
their Oaths nothing, when coming conflict with the
all prevalent and omnipotent abolition sentiment Of the
such universal political prOfgacy aud depravity
are Only 90 be found hope In the land Of the
eys the Beechers the Boomers the kallochs q Vi genus
une and the cander Of the confession only " be
Pected IN the man who figured 50 unenyaby IN the Ia
nous Forest divorce case and who r. the yaorous
champion 81 the aposalesthe "Itte Giant OF the
West and Robt J. Walker
The SOUTH abandoned by her Northern "sies, b" Is
II time that she began 10 look 10 herself soneto the
right q her sonsfor the future protection OF her
rights
From the New York TribuDe-Nigger worshpperl
Mr.. Collector Schel's nomination having been sent 10
the senate for confirmation, hope that full nvestga