The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

TFacts for the Voters Of Richmond.
70 be respectfully considered by them NJ
the Election .seu Thursday, }" 26th May
Mr.. Caskie did not get the appropriation made for
the improvement of james River
Mr.. Caskie coted against the appropriation for
that purpose.
Mr.. Csskie did not get the appropriation made
general appropriation bill, and he could not have
defed 1.-THE Locofocos want to give him too
much credit. The Light House Bill was not the
OBJECT OF his peculiar care and anxiety.
Mr. Caskie did not procure In one Congress,
larger appropriations Of money for his district than
at o. has predecesso,s together
Mr.. Bolts got the same things done; but two
Loecfoco Presidents vetoed them, namely: Polk,
and John Tyler the renegade
mr. Caskie did not uork "quietly" to much pur-
pose IN washington, but he is speaking to no pur
pose now, consuming the peoples time and parad.
ing the beauties OF Locofocoism before their e5 es
Mr. Caskie does belong TO party which has
meJorlty In the next Congress, and If they had
| three fourths OF the Congress, so much the more
ridiculous they would make their course
Mr. Csskie has had term o. experience &c, there
FORE by the Locofoco rule of rotation III Office ought
to be quiet now-tho' the rule did not work very
well In the Custom House here-what think YOU,
Messrs Locotocesi Your hard working election.
eering LocOs that were entitled to a smell of the
Loaves end Fishesf But the GROWING fact in that
famous editorial of the Enquirer is that Col Cole
man has changed bis politics. We CHALLENGE and
defy the Enquirer to prove it, Your Mr.. Caskie IL
not so great a man after all-especialy If you en-
ceavor to make him 80, by indirectly disparaging
Col. Coleman. TIE peop'e "know thing or two"
my 23-4t* WING VOTERS.
EP To the Voters of Richmond.-Noth-
ing could be conducive to the interest of Rich
moni than that it should be represented In the
Legislature In part by Democrats
The Democratic Candidates, Messrs HILL g.
BAYLY, are well qualified in every respect to
represent US. They are both gentlemen OF sound
sense and Discriminating judgment
That the next Legislature will be decidedly Dem.
ocratic, no one can for moment doubt The cities
Of Norfolk and Petersburg are now Democratic, and
OF course will be represented by Democrats And
it must be apparent to every one, even to those
Wings who are not so blinded by party prejudice,
but that they look fairly at the matter that the
interests OF Richmond would be more advanced by
sending Democrat to the Legislature who, be-
longing to the party which 10 in the ascendeucy,
could approach them in spirit of Cancellation, of
compromise and of harmony; than by sending to
the Legislature, members of party who are great
ly in the neutrality-suspicious. who are opposed in
political sentiment to the Representatives of our
rivals, Norfolk and Petersburg, and who go there
simply to abuse the Democratic party.
1t useless to say more On this subject, and
call upon all gentlemen who hold the inter ests of
their city above mere party, to come up to the
polls and vote for Messrs Hill and Bsyly.
my 24-3t* RICHMOND.
ES At Meeting OF the Council of the