Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
MoRE EVIDENCE -BAENGrRNGRs AND


The Wing, Mr.. 4. t. Daniel < Co are en-
courased in heir fierce anacSs against The Com.
promise hy lie cordial ca operation OF ihe North
etn BaTnbcrn",s and tisuuinnisi,. The y Y
Globe, a ,nosl savage advocate of "ffec soil" and
enemy u he Sor'h draws b'oek Inns around he
names o. h "2a (Democraiic) toughiaces'' from
the Sor,h who voiea with the South, and says:
behold III. liaCTs 10 The whiic man and 10 fec
DOM 40 were willing "to sacrifice freedom
ant ex,en: slavery.' We annex The New York
Globe as'i,i., i'om wAich il Nil be seen tia,
The BarrhG.ncrs give 10 tie Haiss The crsdn ni
def a'ins tie I'LL, and humbing '',he nsolcnce Of
he Save power"
IhE DEFEAT OF WHAT WAS IMPUDENTLY CALL
ED a Compromise BILL.-As we anticipated,
ibis infamous bill, misnamed a Compromise
hil, has been defeated in The House Of RcpFesen.
falivcs. The voc II New York with solitary
exception, was given against it.. That exception
was the vote ui Mr. Blrdsall, son.in.law OF Sc
nstof EicEin:on.
Evcrywh7le in The free North The defeat Of This
bin wi,! & received as intelligence OF the mss
chez rag character. lis defeat saves the virgin
sill acquired from Mexico from The deadly con
iamination q slavery. The unholy schemes .;
The slave power are frustrated, and The people will
,s0ic, the more eDeetualty organize with view 10
united and more energ'te movement against
any future effort Of his power 10 extend The inst.
ution Of slavery over new lands. The genuine
fire oil Lineriy will tlra brighter than ever. We
rejoice mai lhe liue has come when The North
will no longer be The meIc tool OF Southern
slave uiisar, hr.
To The Wigs III the present House OF Repre-
senlatives me county owes much. The devo.
lion TO the principles o. Liberty manifested rs
their vote 10 Law The infamous Bill on The abr.
forces from us an adm. ION that they have proved
themselves FAR MOI Democratic than large
number OF Inc Pop. representatives VINO lay
srecial claim TO liz, cncnomcn. Tie insole,sre
of the Stare po,sey ! iambied ty a Hauss of Rep.
yescntatircs IN ~htat r,ojori.p are called Wigs
Not a single Wing BON a Tree State voled Tor
The Bill. Blu! &c have TWENTY ONE recreah,
members from ii, tree STATES, calling themselves
DEM cra.s, who wenr Tor Slavery! Maine fur.
Dishec tWuof ihesr traitors 10 Liberty, N. York
one, Pennss isania tour, Ohio FIVE, Indiana five,
and l!iinoi. four.
We rejoice tina, The Senate by the sweeping
vote OF IS 10 Is. have struck out OF The Civil
Appropriation Bill, The amendment giving $50
900 Tor lhe Savannah River Il was put INTO he
bill BY the Wing House contrary 10 all rule and
proprieiy, aud designed as trap TO embaIa>s
The P.esideni-a and force him either 10 veto The
bill! ard stop the wheels Of government for wan,
OF supplies. or 10 run In the teeth Of The sound
principles OF his veto messages. Had the issue
been forced upon him. we canno. Goub that he
would have shown Roman 6rmness, applied
The Veto and appealed 10 the country. II is a
matte! CT graduation, however, that the Senate
pa,riolicaily rebuked The madness of faction
aus relieved the nation from some embarrassment
and excitement.
The Raleigh Register ("hgl says that Sena-
| tor Mangum voted for the territorial bill, "with
the firm conviction, that il had been offered in
the true spirit of compromise and Cancellation,
and that il would put 10 rest this exciting and
aggrava,ing question Of This ice haze not q
doub'
MIR. Haskell who says General Taylor is "a
Wing ami quarter over states, in published
card, that had he been present, he would have
voted to lay The Compromise bill on the table
This makes nine Southern Taylor Wings, who,
for miserable party capital, played into the
hands Of the Barnburners and Abolitonists.
ARRIVAL OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
A! II NJ. yesterday the steamer Alice left the
wharf a. Rockets, with detachmenls of The CITY
Volunteers, Members The City Council, Com
miitees, aud 'a'ee number OF citizens, TO NEE,
and welcome The Mexican Volunteers, who were
expected 10 come up on The Curtis Peck. The
two boats met just above City Poinr, and an in.
fanuy salute was fired BY our ely Volunteers,
Abou, P. NJ. the cannon announced the az.
proach- The Alice returned, and The artillery was