Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
THE NEW PARTY.

The Pennsy lvanan In an amusing review Ct MI boIs
New York Speech exposes In admirable style the al
tempt organize party |! will be seen, that Mr.
Bouts is for abandoning The of "Whlg" having
particular meaning attached to "but he is The last man
in the world 10 abandon The principles and policy Of his par
Iy-These revelations of Mr. B., dyedn- The wool oppo
men, of The stct constructive doctrines of the Republican
party should open the eyes Of Democrat TO the absurd
and dishonest scheme OF organizing new party Mr. Bolts
shows clearly that II s 10 entirely TO the benefit Of
his party. The Pennsylvania fOrcbly says
The best evidence of Wing designs against the Admins
traon ia be found in the new party movement, ad
vocated-hat rary 10 be composed oil National Democrats
aud Silver. Grey Whgs--"Sver GreYs" being New York
10 % ase tw
from Mr. Seward the slavery Question But the
the scheme is sufficiently advanced we shall the entire
mass OF the Wings adding their cohorts 10 The Democrats
who are seduced the coalition. Mr. Greeley who
nounces that the Whig pay Is dead will next help TO
,onish The country by The rapid his deceased
brethep and "Naiional Democrats" green enough be
caught The trap, will be swallowed up in The mae
strom When safely welded and welded together The "new
oatty" machine composed of about one Democrat hun
ded Wings Ia 10 be used as engine OF war and vengeance
upon General Pierce!
The mos. candid friend Of this "new party" movement is
John NJ Bo,ts ESQ., of Virgnia-and in his late speech
Newark New jersey Or copy OF which we hereby thank
him. he deveopes his plan with admirable fankness and
ability Mr. Bolts Is wonderful man in his way He is
bold unblushBg partisan, but he Is the lime per-
fecy fearless and ou,spokeni and he strikes the
rear nor 10 the dark In the following extrac, from his
"Look the pursued by the President of their
choice You VIII ecolec what said In Newark last fall
about Free Solism and his New Bosun speechyou oil
snow that his election demanded as triumph Of The
Union party of the country against all factions and disnr
ganizng aaitaors; and here after his election The triumph
claimed for thoso who had Stood by the Union and
the Compromise against the hostility of Secessonsts and
the Free Soers, und yet Mr. Pierce has done in The
brief space that he has been In Office give influence and
importance TO the Secessionss and Disunonists Of the
South than five hundred Nashville Conventions could have
done and he has done more to revive The fallen fortunes
of the Free Soil party 10 the North, Than five thousand
such men US Mr. Seward could do In life time; by depo
sitting all the influence and emoluments of office in their
hands, aud making their views The only passports TO-
and there is but remedy left and that is the
ton of the u S. Senate winter If they confirm all
these appointments OF Seceders he hand and the
Buffalo platform party on The other, then. indeed, may
lremble for the consequence; only hope that they
will draw certain nes and by The operation the Phgs
and conservative Democras The evil may aver,ed by
ecting all those who come within those lines
~ do not know that my opinions of any value but
cordng my judgment, they should hold their pre-.
sent organization with The tenacity Of death that they
should surrender nothing of their principles; hold on
ground they occupy without producing excitement
the polls let The other party quarrel they choose
the spois and assume the responsibility for whatever is 10
be donc-no responsibility rest and should be
sorry 10 see the party take the responsibility o originating
any measure but let US raise our flag ao Chat The dseon
place) and keep 1t floating until 1856, when The fruit will
lnye pened, and we shall have little else 10 DO If we
wise and pradent Than hold out hats and catch j.
falls"
So that the party be the Whg party and nothing
elst! The will be changed doubtless another alias
will be added 10 The number that has been worn OUT but the
bones and muscle the body and soul will be Wing through
out But Mr. Bolts ia In doubt what name 10 call The new
party" Hear him:
al incline ,hiuk that should derive advantage
by assuming old and true name Of Nutiona Repubi
can Tor whilst there Is particular meaning attached 10
the word "Vhig" aud the masses do not know what it I'm
ports "Naonaliy" and Repubicansm have each clear
distinct definition that every body understands and that
no sound man object to-; but change to old name
eoea mol involve reorganization and therefore am for ad
heiing 10 inc organization as il is.
Welcome, say We. old friend! Take any name and we
shall be ready TO you.
But upon what basis this "new party" Is standI-
UPON "a iase and meretrcious eScnse Mr. Bolts pro-
poses 10 begin The upon OF the President
In ue oenae OF the United Staep BECAUSE he says,
Genera Pierce has done more in the brief space that be
has been in Office give Influence and importauce 10 Sc
eesslonlss and Dsunonsts the Souh than five hundred
NashVe Conventions could have done and lie has done
more 10 ieVVe the iaiien fortunes Of the Fres Soil party in
the Morrill, Than five thousand such men as Mr. Seward
could DO In life imei by deposng all the influences and
emoumens OF Office In their hands, and making their yews
the only passports to favor"
This Is assuredly most compacent and extraordinary
statement DR. Bolts must have calculated largely upon
the creduy Of his New Jersey audience 10 hazard such
romance this Since the duys Of Robinson Crusoe and
Captain Riley we have read couer or more compre-
hensve fancy sketch Democrats who feel disposed Join
granted. Doubtful hesitatng concerts will be a, Sad
discount for large capacities and great powers digestion
will be primary considerations.
The Turkish lady In the Arabian Nights who her
head by telling stories TO her lord and who es
about the big eggs OF The Roc the flying horses the magic
carpet, and The wonderful lamp, would make full member
Of this new party If she we're alive and in favor of Womans
Rghs which part Of the Wing faith expounded
by the New York Tribune. Shehezeade was good Whg
no doubt for she had great many people to believe her
awful sories and she saved her life and her office as the
S9Ians wife, by her powers of deception.
Inc inventors of the new paIy should remember, how
ever tnat statements like that of Mr. Bolts not sustain.
ed BY the facts Why is General Pierce has encouraged
na the Southern States which declared most decd
eo against secession have emphaticay gone for hint
ffnNffpa ~ia,, If keodSn
why are the Free Sellers against him Take next the
other sde the proposition; and ere hape the national
men Leaving the unhappy quarrel In
where tners are ed trusted aud veteran Democrats and