New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-01-11
wAsH1NaroN coRREspoNDENcE.


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WASHINGTON, jan o. 1897,
AZ Is scarcely 70 pe credited tnst your coriespond
ent, after careful perusai- Of 'ne admirable ana
nigniy moral rome oi MI lhas D'iA' snouiu haVe
been ana gone ana went ana become 'ic''n y @ sae
"Eiecks NV 700 mucn a'g knos anu o. oe.ly .ne
confession : Illuminating, puI 'rue' sAg-hhos'leose
'ne corn. II al came o1 an ou'iaseous auu viaun'-
cai interference on 'he par' " 'ie W''n
.ne ngn's oi popular sose'esny. IN N,n ieAi :
Gay tne neaas oi oepsr'men. o'a n0,, a. aas peen
'ne custom he'e'''ole' s'n ,'s Alo.'0 "a
enough 70 enrses any sovereign, Du' 'nie was nos
an Inc rresiaep' 'snolu,nlvusy n.s'ea e'eis ny.
eregn OUT % ms yafu auu v'o7eu s ss'es' ~ .''a'
noooay eouu gee lns only s'sn. "ol'n seeing "
Tear oay' VIZ Tue upion'aiS ooips 'su ~ oAo,al
costume p'.'e. ools'ousnsss ~ ''
ana ngnaeous inusna'ion a. 'ns s'oSs eAei.iSe VI
power crep' over your = ~ WIN
laans o'ner ssn'isrea any 49,. ps Us .ose
'ntougn .ile Iies'uen.s nv pa.As,, anu 'anaiy
s'fsinlng ms eyes 70 ses pssp ~ 'ne SHOW. ine
iasui' was ho' ''. y De D''Ao' loi was n's lase
appeasea un'n ne nau ~ many pfiss'e mansions, SO
wreakeu N senseanoe upon ine con'ens Oh various
pows Ina' 'ne a'mospnere user became sureharged
H'n ilus'laaons Dy bruce, among wmen tne PIC
'ule 7" perhce' MOI IN tne oistans' was very pro-
inlnen'' oeres' tne opening day OF the New ~ ear
was most brilliant ana serene and the wish was on
every up 'nat tne mlio and splendid DAY might prove
an augury Oh 'ne year. fet troubles thicken apace
IN 'ne pohticai horizon, and the sun OF the Bu-
cnanan Cass administration, ere it is yet noon, is
visited IN clouds OF almost midnight darkness.
Inc Union OF TINS morning foreshadows Mr.. Buch-
anans policy towards Walker. 1t admits that Pauld
ing violated both the law OF nations and his instruct
ions, yet inasmnch as ne avowed the everstepping,
and throws himself upon the Administration, the Ad-
mlnistration viii sustain him. That portion of the
PRESIDENTS message relating TO Walker and the sub
Ject Of hbustering generally IS quoted; the necessi
" Of his determining bis action by the opinions
expressedpnerein, IS urged and the article concludes
somewhat feebly in the commonplace arguments to
be met with in every newspaper, opposed to Walker
and the South. or course the Union, in common
with all other adversaries Of Walker ignores the only
vital fact In the whole question at ssue-the fact,
without which, any discussion Of the subject is simply
foolish. Ii William Walker Is but pure hbuster
and pirate, why waste time, ink aud paper upon him?
Up with him to the yard-arm. But Walker Is de jire
President OF Nicaragua as legitimately so as Mr..
Buchanan is President OF the United States elected
unlike Mr.. Buchanan, not by minority, but by q
majority OF the people He is absent from Nicaragua,
and hence only is be not President de facto. He was
not deposed by the people, he was driven forth by
faction aided by the outside violence Of Costa Rca
by troops armed with British muskets, and, at the
close, BY the oficious interference Of the United
States.
It is true that Mr.. Buchanan has recognized the
existing government In Nicaragua, and that he has
entered into compact with Great Britain to protect
Nicaragua and keep the transit route open. All this
IS very true, and determines the course of the Admin
istraton But the people of the South must that
this coalition with the antislavery power Of Great
Britain bodies no good checks the expansion Of our
domestic and institutions and ultimately
LOOKS 70 the partition OF Nicaragua between the two
great trading nations Of the esrth-Jonathsn Yankee
on TINS SIDE and John Bull on the other side Of the
WAFER In lact what IS this coalition but an alliance
against the South And why this executive severity,
TINS emoargolng OF the Gulf ports, this highharded
federalism Docs IL occur TO any one that
lnas 1ne autnor OF tnese measures is Pennsyranidn
'D.e'y -nnis.1 70 Gngldnd' HeToum sap.
oenerai walker IS sui here and will remain several
az was selenaueu as' nlgns at Browns
no.ei' "a' niAoe no speech Among MS sympathizers
y uo'lueis 'O,ne u our aues1 men' II
na's nos Dseu .nis'n'o,eu' Henerai Vuitman and
:. a, . 'NA -'~A
40 iesArIS 'ne report put In circulation
- Wv ~" tviA Ie,aiu' aoOu' Douglas taxing
1'.es WIN "aiAer' ! nave no means Oh knowing
a., " Dousas Di''er against
eAsass inaeeu pscause Oh Tue
.ao nave gwen nim' and
oo'.,. ~ ,As AOs' ,a,uaoie srounu IN .ne
~ W. - suSeu ~ us course Dy tne
popu.@, ~ .ue Nof'n. AZ least tnis is tne
M op,..,on. M 0aunO' 10 trusted
1ne =. oieson reached mere on MOI
A " .a.s ~ VI course, lreesO ana goes
y ~' =, =. " Us W eppose Tue en-
49, 49, - Ies'O VI any sor'' Don1 OF
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-es.ssU ~ ~ many yee,s tn sne ne" o'a'e' ne oe-
'el'Des !" ~ one u 'ns mos. peau.liui ana fertile
:. 'uo 'aS. u 1ne soDe' "e''"a'ered' We'll
a..S VI ~ nu anu genial 'na' one
ny wa snu sais SUI. u oiosnes lne year round
~ ~ 'Ho na"u VI ha'ure in'O iafms'
s1s" Asu Vus ~ sue spuis 'ua' run Gown from
'lo ooaSs ia"se VI mountains CAIN cannot De
oDs 'uas uOes nOs euio,aoe mi'inu Hs nnll's
:. .as puiess vac. .ne winter scarcely even
aS1s liore snai month OF SIX weeks Two crops a
s tempered by breezes from the sea- and the oppres
sive fervor Of the suns rays from which we on the
Atlantic enast snfsar On ,,rcl, 10 ,,a,,or la a..