Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
A nuuE PICTURE.

Tho De,ro; Free press, in The following af!'-
,,s does bu, ;us,i,e 10 the Democracy VI 'Ae
South and to those Democrats al Inc wv
sian upon The non intervention stouhu v
raj Cass. They have looked to The oons''''''I W.
alone. while Southern Wings completely al 'i'
mercy of a majority Of their patty al ''e 80 W.,
have four themselves compelled 10 vote LOT W
more. The Abolilionis and 70 w'!EeSs 'he Go
s,ec,acle OF two srranl Free Soilefs IN inc
Of General Taylor With tnese iac's III ~"
view-wi,h the further striking iac'' '"A' -"
Democracy OF New York refused 10 oe u as0o"
cd into The free soil platform while every No''''
ern Wing boasts Of his ffeesoiiis'n' 'o'''' -
Wing papers have the ridiculous impud'i''e ~
,alk of coalition between The democrats ""1
Free Sellers OF The North ,,
The Dgu CRITIC S,srH-WHAT hGiTAIlv ~
u.s poNE.-The Democratic par Vi ',e ~ .
country are now rejoicing over me eiec'o 80
nemncrati. majority in Tie next House ol heple.
srpta.ives OF Congress, mal'fi'y u ~"s T,nIo,
! locL 10 10 arrest the bad measures oi INC ia
administration. But who, lei ns ass co''''''a
this boosted majority which makes the DehoI.a ue
party feel so pfoud, and The wing parry ~ nun
| ble2 The majority vi 1t, IN lhe ptopo,u.n -
about three 10 t,oo IS composed VI 'ne ,'h;nb
lives frum the Southern ) ales-'he osaeS WV, ~,
ne general rule. have always secured Us ou'
ma;nrirics in Congress and in The electoral coie'
oss This majority OF Southern men, wnicn VIII
b.ve the control Of the Democratic congressional
concus nj Washington, are opposed 10 Inc WI
mo, proyi.o. aud will, Of course, nominate ala
cleo, their Speaker, unless The 1fee-soiiels oo,'
80 mo Ransom men did | ~ winter IN our Sia''
sa;sl,inre and uEite with The Wings TO deiea
The caucus nomination.. ... MI,
| And hw has the Democracy VI 'he w"
h. 4 ,hef strength reduced so low, ~ co'npa'iso.
with that Of The South in Congress i nas oea'
dome by the slavery agitation, ny Nilnio' rlos'.
soism, which has accomplished no'h 90.
- ,,;.oroan,ge and weaken The Democratic par,
VA eI.c, a wnie President Look al New YORK
whsn abe stood uprn The old Democratic val
Rnren p!atlorm Of 1896 and ~, she was neartl
al democratic; row lock- al her thirlY.Iour rep
resenta,yes in Cungtess;- bu. one democrat
ard he balt.breed Of the goats wool order, u
,h;~,v>Ib,ee lublooded Wings. That 10 VIVA
t:aoiiatica" has done in New YORK. LOON VOC
., m;chipan, In The western district, when Cra
~ ard [.ycn aai Chapman were candidates
ana ran on The old PLATFORM and said nolhin
shout The slavery agitation. eYcep' 10 nehoanc
!; tie dislric, was uniformly democratic. 6u
auer aspirahs fer congressional noin'ha,ron
, n,u, The hobby OF avolisn ard Wilmo! Pro
nsoism, key ran themselves and 'hs ds s
under to the tune oil some | 700 whis and abol'
lion majority, and nothing but lie tact al ~
, ri. h. linc saved Inc northern congressional o's
| tricr from similar fate.
: We may here add, that il We have secured q
democratic majority il CoDsfess, ii wi DC . nw
/ iur. in great degree, 10 the iitmn"ss anu aol'
: with which Gen. Gass AMI his nofihefh ilcna
have continued &c maintain their 's'''oh On "a
E old democratic platform OF non-ih'eiieFehce WI"
questions OF slavery.