Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
SPEECH FROM JUDGE CASKlE TOMORROW
NIGHT

NIGHT.
JuDss CAsKlE will address his constituents Of Richmond
without distinction OF party. omonow night We trust
that fair men OF all parties will him the justice attend
and hear him. We trust and authorized 10 say that
Judge Caske hopes, his competitor Colonel COLEMAN will
DO present and explain his views tho citizens of Richmond
this community that each OF the candidates for
thsir suffrage should address them Judge CAsKIe has dc
fered doing until The last moment in The hope
that his opponent and himself might be
occasion The Of the Wing Club pre-.
cude the hope of his meeting Col COLEMAN debate; and
permitted at length make the foregoing
nouncement for him.
II 10 still open for Col Coleman aud decide for him
self In peculiarly for his discretion and vol
.ion In which the Wing Club has right dictate his
course We that such will be his reflection upon
subject And that he will be present meet Judge Cas-
xIr In Discussion on Wednesday
Il cannot be possible, still trust that candidate for
the surages the Richmond people will decline showing
himself publicly before them M COLEMAN has deigned
either address the Richmond people orally by public
letter setting forth his The people Of this city
utterly la The dark about his sentiments all sHbjects
E1cep, what the newspapers have conicngy said about
his views they utterly ignorant Of what they may be-
They only know that he is nominee. The only
reason for supporting him yet within their knowledge, il
that has decreed they shall support him. He has
shown himself 10 them; presented his views them
10 any form or shape. They do know him by
sight They ignorant OF his political opinions, except
BY hearsy Of The features Of his face In supporting
him il only be nominee and in pursuance
of caucus command. These things ought be- Ii is
destructive pocy-a vicious precedent 10 establish. No
people of free country living under representative gov
ernment ought submit be dealt with the
this city dealing with the independent of this c
IT, When recommends candidate, II is the
ddses duty TO vndcae the caucus choice by appearing
amongst the people, and rendering full explanation Of his
views For the people OF Richmond vote for Col Cole
under present circumstances go blindfud the
polls aud for the which few irresponsible poll.
cans at some obscure place in the night time have fixed
upon for their suffrage. Col COLEMAN himself
aud the intelligent community Of this city i whose sup.
port he is candidate 10 meet Judge Caske in public dis
cussion tomorrow night
Al all events il is but fair that the people Of both parties
aud of u pesuasIons should hear Judge CAsxIE They
within few weeks past great deal Of misepe-
sentstion in regard his Congressional action 1t is
ust that they should allow him opportunity of explain
ing his and dIsabusns any pcjudici Impressions
that they may have conceived against him from what they
have read. We will doubt, but that community 50
for is fairness usce will afford the Judge
their faithful public by their presence Old
Fellows Hall tomorrow night opportunity OF explain
Ing his stewardship. The following explains
itsei:
CORRESPONDENCE
A.u meeting Of the Democratic Vigilance Committee =.
Richmond l4h day OF May, 1853 The ioowips lei
ter was ordered to be sent to The Wing Club:
Chairman of Wig Club for the city of Richmond
Sin: The undersgn TIA been appoin ted from
the Vigilance Committees of the Democratic party Rich
mond the purpose Of comforting with any COMMITTEES
which the Wing Club may select arrange time and place
discussion between the Congressional candidates Of the
respective parties We would be- pleased If you would give
your earliest attention TO this communication.
Mr. Coleman havin. Mr. Caskie In the county Of Ca
rolne and held discussion, and II being time honored
custom of parties in Virginia. 10 have oil questions discuss
ed before the peoples and city, from the magnitude Of its
and variety OF interests, being entitled
tcntion the Of The candidates. doubt not you will
readily concur with Us IL presenting Joint invitation
Congressional candidates, address the citizens of Rich
mond, upon the issues involved in the present
Hoping 10 hear from you early day remain your
obedient servants Signed by the Committee.
In reply to their letter, the Democratic Vigilance Com.
mtrss received the following communication on SATURDAY
last. the 2lst inst:
At "a meeting of the Wing Club of the city Of Richmond
held May 18Th 1883 communication from the committees
of Vigilance of tho Dem ratio Association proposing that
this Club should with them in joint aviation
candidates for Congress Loo this district To- address the
pie of Richmond having been subm. tho mcsii... tho
following resolutions were ,hereupon adoped
ls Resolved, That respects of the Congressional
candidates (Col. CoemauD we have every reason 10 be-
sVe that his previous engagements in other parts OF the