Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
The Growing Victory.
NEW YORK REDEEMED

We have tie pleasure, to-day, oil informing cur
readers Of the complete route aud dispersion Of
me Wing party III The great Stale Of New York.
We calculated upon victory there, but We had
no idea that It would be 50 complete and over
pEelm.rg. " Our sanguine anucIpaIions of the
result IN New York" SAYS The Charleston Mer-
curry, are more than realized When John z.
Adams predicted lost year, that Whlggery would
come in " Ike a Whirlwiud' he was a true pro-
phet. inlt coming, rs duration aud crit il has
been Ike misunderstanding but for a mo-
mcnl, dong immense mischief and going out as
apidy as Il came in
We have not the luI! returns but enough is
known to satisfy US that the wings have met with
perfect Waterloo defeat Their papers give up
every thing.
The elect ton was only for members Of the Lee
gIsIature The Senate is composed Of 80 mem.
bers' Ten Of these were chosen at tho present
election. OF those who hold over, Is were
wings and nine democrats There is but l,ile
doubt says tho Charleston Courier (whigl 'that
all the new members elected with the exception
Of Mr. Franklin Of the lst aud Mr. Hand Of the
sth District, are de noclats, thus securing them
majority Of Two in that body" The Senate will
therefore stand II democrats to Is wings. Last
yeaI 1t stood II democrats to 81 wings.
The House Of Representatives, or Assembly
as 1t i called, IS composed Of laS membe,s.-
Last year, parties stood Sc wings to 62 demo.
Gratis. The returns, SO far as received, show a
Wing loss of27 members, the democrats HAVING
50 aud the wings but %. Be the result IN The
counties to b. heard from what it may, the dem.
ocraIs viii shll have large majority IN lhe As.
fembly.
This IS irulya glorious victory, ard one wor,
thy TO be boasted Of We think the epltanb Of
wbggery may now BE- written The New yorl,
He'oid thus speaks Of the result.
IoTAL OyERruRow OF THE B,xx WrIc
PARTY IN the STATE OF New YoRK. Itwll
% seea by the returns given below, that The cleo.
uon has resulted in the complete and o,efwhelm.
NC proslrailon oil the Wing par,y IN the State OF
1'eW York. The Democrats hive ,wep owe,
the State like IA tornado. There is no doubt OF
The perfect re.estab!lshmeut Of The democratic as.
cendency ia every branch Of Tie government with.
ia reach oflhe popular will. The House Of As.
sembIy Is democratic by great majority, the
Senate IS democratic, aud the aggregate popular
mGlorIIy Is lmnelse and overwhelming.
upnn Mr. Clay aud bis parzaus, the pire a,.
e's-upon Governor Seward and Weed, aad The
Who c OF antl-masoulc demagGgues, Is the saur
OF public reprobaton lndeilbly fixed. Their GRO.
lessons o. patriotism ase dei.ed-their princi-
pies and system oil policy regulated, aud all are
overwhelmed ~ remediless ruin. A NaIlona
Bank Is eDphalicaIy rejected and condemned
ahd he unntIowtd attempt of Seward aud Weel
to NIX ~ nlsion with poIilcs, and operate upol
toe honest Catholics Though tie Instrumental it,
OF the Bishop and his coadlutors, IL rebukod an,
pat down Tor ever. \ Wing deiedt was expected
but Tue mao ny Is Immense, lar oulru nng IL,
anlci9aHons oil the most sanguiae democrat il
he laud
The causes that have led to this resul, are "a
nous and manifold. Tne general aud grown.
dstrust OF the State Administrations, TIE lmpa
lIence ieit by considerable portion OF The Wing
under The lntoIeraut dominion Of Seward AN,
Weed, would have secured the overthrow Of III,
parry apart HON any ot6ef consideration. Bu
the violent and heading course Of Mr. Clay an,
hts adherenis IN Congress, their Remuneration O
President Tyler and all who are disposed to on,
his administration fair trial, increased the eau
aes OF dissatisfaction, and contributed TO sw ell III
majority to an incalcuabe extent. The CIa
manifesto bfoaching doctrines SO monslrous al.
revolutionary, alarmed rejecting men among III
Wings and kept them from Tie polls. The Toll
and violence OF the Syracuse Convention arouse
the Indignation o. many who would otherwise hay
voted the wing ticket. They would not lend the
a'd IN any way TO secure victory which won
nave been trumpeted over the county as Cha
triumph.
U~5- The Argus has lost both its temper AN
It's manners--cf the latter il never had much :