The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
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III two weeks Congress win assemble, and
what 4 time VI 4 ne win have il that augnsl
body We have seen sights already in The
harmonious, but il IS nothing 70 what We
shall see during the session Of the approach.
r. Congress The ground is just
. pg laid for The grand iiare-up to come of
tie assembled representatives. of the
Democracy from al parts Of the Union.
The seeessionists viii be there. from the
South, more rampant than ever, under the
especial fayoritism 81 the Administration,
The Freesoilers viii be there in all their
glory, backed by the patronage Of the Gov
eminent The Old Line Democracy will
be there, proud but Oh how fallen. to re-
proach. in their expiring struggles, the Ad-
ministragion Of their own selecting for their
downfall II viii be the first meeting Of the
factions after the contamination OF their al
lance in the late Presidential election. and
what time Of it they will have. Each Of
the brotherhood are already marshaling
their forces and organizing for the contest.
The Old Line Democracy, humbugged and
cheated as they have been most outrageous
", are determined TO make the best fight
they can and die hard. It is represented
that they have petiioned Gen. Cass to be-
come their leader in making war upon this
hibrid Administration The FreesoiIers
aided BY corps Of allies from the Southern
Democracy, confidently expect to vanquish
them from the fId as easily IS they trieked
them with nominee ia the late Baltimore
Convention; and with platform, which
they went through with the empty, hypo-
critical ceremony Of endorsing, the better
to enable them to monopolise the power and
patronage of the Government. The scenes
upon the floor Of the Halls Of Congress dur
ing the session of IS and 81 win be with
out parallel ID the history of the Repu5-
lie. Old scores viii be brought up there
for settlement, and shocking disclosures will
be made. The Brigadier may well think
be has had bed 81 thorns in The White
House, thus far, but he has only had aspect,
men of what Is TO come. How his nerves
viii be able 70 stand the shock We have
some fearful misgiYin st hsts
s1englhened N tAe
lis exploits upon the satlls fields Of Mexico,
il he proves able to meet them with more
resolule spirit than he exhibited in his illus
.triOas military career. The New York
Hunkers will have dose in store for him
and his chosen Cabinet councillors. The
spirit which actuated the decapitation d
Collector Bronson, and perhaps. District
Attorney OsConer, win have to be account
ed for-and some more satisfactory apology
than Secretary Guthrie has yet furnished
The Pacific Railroad Democrats will want
to know what have become Of those doc
trines put forth on that subject when the
President and Cabinet made their trip to
the opening Of the Crystal Palace. If they
are to be conciliated By substituting ofpub-
lie land in place Of money appropriations
from the Treasury. he will have trouble
some account to settle with the Strict Con-
structionists, unless, they have made up their
minds to leave in, and abandon all their
venerated attachments to the resolutions 81
SO. Together with these are many other
harrassing affairs. too tedious to mention
all Of which combined vii produce sundry
rare exhibitions in The next Congress- We
can hardly venture to wish the Democrats
safe deliverance from their accommodating
difficulties, for that is beyond the extent Of
human expectation. We feel for them in
their bereavement, but it is all the result
of their eager efforts to get possession OF
the spoils; and the only consolation we can
administer to them is to make up their minds
to bear it with the best grace they can and
take the consequences. thought TO furnish
them lesson to profit by in future.
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