New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

,.s Utah and Nicaragua iuoroshos eS -
toyetber and they are Producing 49,, no.v
The hlEbuster and Ctah wa.Vei', ~, -, %, ~
be put aside for the mJ hn;r active influence with
Kansas Tbe OF ,at question now pressing uP'h puho-
~ men hove 2 The admission OF han,ss auue' Ine
Lecomp,On Con,titnt, a. S.sra raS '"'es' 'f'
Pent VIII pe Kansas can only be admit "a through
Hs SIea I'd determined support ct the Admnistra-
e ~ bu for this the President Would nave oeeh
bob aD~ ro roughly handled in the ate debate, bOth
muSh WOnse and Senate, upon the connection OF the
n.n.;',ration with the unlawful capture of Gen.
<n,.ihsT unon the soil Of Nicaragua by Commodore
nmnlJ;oc The Administration IL now weak, ana the
Soutbern men are very anxious 10 strengthen IT. AZ AZ
a. NIKE us efforts in behalf of he ADMISSION OF NAN
sss nnd.r the LecOmpton Constitution more inhuen-
,ial This will account for their Ignoring o'her iSsues
IN which they differ from the President.
The position of things il strange. Mt Buchanan
has been fighting against the South all summer III
,ssolus and desperate efforts TO make Kansas Free
state and Judge Douglas has been siding wan me
South in insisting upon the legay Oh lhe ac's VI '
Territorial Legislature and upOn the sovereignty OF
tho Convention. And now, what change OF position
between them, Mr.. Buchanan Is WIN me SOUTH ana
Judge Douglas s with the Black kepuOhcans. bo,h
have changed Mr. Buchanan did, last summer, write
. le,ter to Gov Walker in which he SAID 10 hun,
You must use all your influence tn have the Constr
,,on referred back 10 the people for ratification or
rejection; upon this, you ana ! must s'and OF ian
This letter will soon be published.
Judge Douglas, last Summer, in Mis- speech at
Spriusfeld urged the sovereignty Of the Convention
and its right to determine absolutely upon the Cons
fulton Of Kansas. His change is explicable Free
,oiism is omnipotent at the North, and the admis-
sion of Kansas with Pro-Slavery Constitution will
he the destruction of the Democratic party. As
Of s e aders he will fall with it. TO prevent this, he
is struggling to Abolitonize the Democratic party.
He is influenced by still another consideration. lie
has been a candidate for the Presidency since 1919.
The North had two Presidents in succession, and the
South will not tolerate the nomination OF the next one
from that section by the Democracy.
This postpones Judge Douglas for seven years
longer great cycle this in the life of public man
nowadays. Douglas then, is for change, confusion,
anarchy in order to advance himself. lie is now ap-
peaDg to the Free North, and Is preparing the way
Tor a sectional fight. II rW come, ami lei u come:
But Douglas il gone. If the bowstriDg was around
his neck and the sack prepared for his voyage down
the Hellespont, he would not be more fatally gone.
The Black Republicans will not put their standard in
his hands-the South will not touch him-and the Adj
minstration will fight him. He will be defeated IN
Illinois for reelection TO the Senate Kansas will be
admitted. The next House OF Representatives will be
Black Republican, and in 1860 we shall see-what
Thing are drifting to confusion. The detection OF
Douglas has done more 10 shake the confidence OF the
South in Northern than everything that has hap
pened before. II he proved false whom can we trust
The Mercury is right. Our failure to sustain our
rights has Frustrated our friends al the North.