Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
Az ,RoIIrlnN TRIUMPH APPLAUDED IN
TIE SOUTH.

Itj, n fact Of nuIring import that the triumph "i
Know .Nothingism III New Hampshire was Sre"tci
with iubi!aut expressions OF r1unton by the party
:; ,I,;s city, Sow what is the meaning and effect o
,hut triumph of Know Nothingsm The New York
yr;ban. and the y. y Ercniac Post, both anti-oavery
Journals Of the most malignant type shall answer the
enquiry. Hear the I',ij@n":
Our dispatches lrnm New Hampshire proclaim the
triumphant success Of the combined forces ol the
Whi.- Free-Soilers Know Nothingx, and anti Ne.
braska Democrats over the Pierce Nebraska party OF
that State II will hp that the whig and ree-snll
party made no attempt TO sustain their Candidates,
who although regularly i'll nomination. received ON!
the support of a small handful of voters. The fusion
against the Ncbrasknites was complete. and theroW Is
al complete The combination. The Inst strong
hold of the sham democracy has thus been utter!
overthrown. The elements ui opposition when th'
traitorous conduct und policy OF the national adh
is,ration called into being have been merged IN New
Hampshire, Us i'll Mninc and tho result 10 the lo.;''
discontinue of the hitherto invnciblo deniocrne
party of that State. New Hampshire has, TOR the ts'
time. gone over 10 the opposition IL IL iiriWrao w.,
ovult in the hrtoryMf New Eng land ponies: n".
ever may bc pretended, this overwhelming victory 10
mainly owing 10 the nvcrsionni the asscs tome cotse
of the administration OH IEc Ncbrasoa Oil i"'
lar disgust was everywhere cXci'"i "n"' ~ ~
cover Of now organizations, much "l II mas ii",h,
ted itself that would never otherwise nave oc'h i,:
fut iu the election. Yet, without any oth;r ISSUE "
simple anNehraska, the rou ol the 3I'n,i' ,I S n.U.
| in It's stronghold in the North would naru'f n";
been less completes lhe SFeaii i,aay ann Watched by
Achison Douglas, Fierce, and their aGeh'T hnu "oI
tors This is the weight that has pulled II cow. 10
little merits like ,br veto OF the Collins line Tor GA
ample have been a!notIing Ill the sc"lc ufns "T "J
crowniug nnlny wlncI II attempted 10 es'""''" "'
canoulc in the democratic ranks.
The Pos, is equally distinct in its statement OF tho
issue -
"Tba rasu, ,f Yesterdays election in New liamp-
.hire sbnud not be allowed pass without remark
The new marty of know-Nothsngs have carrie" ii'c
State against both the friends OF tho
anI the Whips Indeed, the only serious res'''a.'
| which they met war irun the Democratic ofSaih%"
tion: larys numbers Of the Wings have deserted 10
the Know. .No,hings and the frees"l!ers having ,ch
almost entirely absorbed into the m""ry py "''''"
| tho elections hnye been Carried. ,;.,;ro,
The d;sopprnranc. of the frcesoiiers rs uiS'ii'
,or, i, ,l,s elriion j. proof that he sncccssiui
candidates were regarded by them as prti'''y Vi
| do1 on the slavery guts'oh'
Tb;. ia the resul, over which the Know-Nothings
| of Virginia oxult in such unseemly triumph Inc!
reo;ce over the profrntion of the only party in New
usmpshre tha, stood up tor the constitution and tho
r;cbts of the South They rGioice over the succc8'
of marty TINT deuounces the Nebraska Bill and sup
nor,s rho mos, extreme measures Of ant-slavery a.
,,res,on- over triumph Of which tho Immediate ei-
feet will be the return Of John Z. Hale 20 the Sc;nc
and the utinnte Consequence will he seen III
civil war and the dissolution Of the Union. They
rejoice in concert with the aboItions,t Of the North
over the PROSTATE friends OF the South l. not this
melancholy at,cs;atun Of the pernc:ous influence u
Know Nottingham When such is tre unity Of the or
yaaizu,on, and such the community OF interest and
passion in the party throughout the country that an
impulse received in New Hampshire is instantly fell
in Virginia, and the echo OF antislavery triumph
is heard in q Southern Hiate-wheu such is the case
is it not time that the people of the South, without
distinction Of party, were raly.ng 10 the deieDco o
their institutional