Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-25
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FOR THE LIFE OF PRESIDENT BUcHAN.

FOR THE LIFE OF PRESIDENT BUCHANAN The following ar;i lie we clip from the Waterbury American. It may prove very useful to some future bographer of President Buchanan.
 Buchanan raised into the chair of State on rlat- form built in Cincinnat-Procaims throughout the md general anthem to the praise of Popular Sove rcignty coo 000 in the Treasury All tran Gniity and smiles R. J. Walker com1nis- stoned as Governor of Kansas-He and the President exchange pledges that the people in that Territory shall in form be abridged in their sove- reign rights-Explancl to mean, that they are to manage their own affairs ill their way-1he U. $. Army ordered forthwith to sit down and make wry faces before Lawrence, that rehellious city Voted, That Popular Sovereig ignry. like the Federal Constitution, is mostly '.glitteirg generalty''- a1r. Buchanan sends Corporal Puttyman secret mission to Kansas, to see that Governor Walker does not make himself rilic uluus-AIr Buchanan is protested, but obtains endorsement from South Carolina Grand Council of the omnibus drivers Resolutions adopted lst We believe in the Gin cinnati Platform; 2d. Mir. Bncharan is part of that Platturm 3, The being absolutely inflili- be, the other must be so Iikewise-1he President goes to protest in sundry places, but is endorsed stronger than ever by the crumb-catchers and the fire eaters-Foted, that true Popular Sovereignty is the popular right formed and enunciated by the ruling powcr-Mr. Buchanan issues an elaborate message against paper currency-Qneston of yeraci- ty arises between the President one side and Governor Walker and the record on the other-un- expected leakage in the Treasury-Mr, Buchanan authorizes the issue of S 00O 600 in shin pasters, without :ecourse-G Governor Walker of Kansas and President Walker of Nicaragua, arrested runa- ways and brought home for tralMore troops called for-lhe Administration thoroughly detested and protested but by much ado obtain sundry endorse ! ments in Wall street-Goyernor Walker and Senator
 Douglas ruled out of the Democratic Party by John Van Ruren--Trcnendous sensation and rcef-Ta1n- many H.ll comes to the rescue Voted, That George Bancroft Is s'Ipsranuited parson, and therefore never had any trac idea of Democracy Governor Wise trotte out of the party by Ex-Senator Dix Grand Kansas Tournament in Congress Mir. Buchan- ] an and Mir. keitt fairly huorcd IA whole omnibus full of gentlemen with wounded honor threaten te- resign-Presidsnt calls for more truops-Threats of disunion as plenty as black berries, lacked up by pledge of vast funds from Texas and Mississippi, payable in bonds-The President deeply affected
 Issues proclamation beseechng his subjects in the
 northern provinces to eschew all sectional issues,
 and devote their united exertions perpetuate this
 great and glorious and blood bought Union-The
 High Commissioners enjcined to see that the
 above order is faithfully observed in their several
 departments ana report any infractions thereof te
 the Ministers of State-Govcrnor Stanton of Kansas
 arrested by the President and brought before the in quisition Another message on Kansas affairs-the
 cry Is, peace peace, but there is no peace-Mr Bu-
 chanan indlsposed and summons to his aid and com 1 fort Regent Calhoun and Dr. Junes-Grand Council
 of StateAn imperial proclamation sent forth to ali
 orators in Congress, to all sitting editorial stools
 to all under Federal authority and especially to all
 who the favor or fear the dispfeasure of said
 authority that hereafter. in treating with this rr
 tating subject stress must be laid on these Four
 Points only, which arc hereby declared to be the
 fonr cardinal points, to wit lst The people of Kan
 sas arc mostly rebels. 2d, The Leccmpton Consti-
 tuition k popular sovereignty Constitution 3d.
 Ii the people have rights under it, it is their
 fault. 4th The adoption of this will restore tran
 quility to this great and glorious and blood bought
 Union Regent Calhoun arrives in the capital with i his magic voting machine-Mr Buchanan is delight
 e and rcfreshet1Debatc in the cabinet whether this Delaware Crossing affair by Calhoun. was not equal
 to the crossing of the Delaware by Washington, and