Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
TUESDAY MORNING., MAY 81, 1853.
For he E1Ouircr
mo ,,,, TOT He EnYurcr.
TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or THE THlR


~ lHE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or THE THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
ona CHOW DeInocra!s- lear there Is loo Iuxewam
''ess among us. We Shoad br up and doing The enemy
e On The ALERT strongly fortified ~ the broad back ol the
ou'ohei ana AIMED 10 The teeth, with the CDorc,s o.
us'es c0ckadc swnri but with battle axes Of SANDER
au afsows spiked with yisn Lei be ec.v
ca py their alse nanocuvring but awake from elharsv
u 10 acon Let be prepared and clothed in strong ar
- o u ~ meet HE enemy-narch in unbokcn phulanx
~ e polls, support our leader, and those principles which
we hold most dear
Remember the fourth Thursday (26th and then rerc !,
oet ai the Argus OF the whole State is looking the
metropolitan district, and expects her perform duty
nu M achere great victory. Let then show that are
sun Democratic We will for lhs first time under
Gw pporionment, and for TIE first tinc many
De called TO the polls IN vote for Congressman under
ne new Constitution who have cast vote for such
ah otflce Let us, then, be wa,chful and vgilant We
SHOULD not expect Judge Caske dp all the gh,ing but
oulder TO shoulder we should rally the standard The
aht OF Louisa (though modes, iarmcr) is not only him
sell n-chuckng and ondIing the babies mumbnp the
& WIN the boys tlering the maidens enjoying the cool
A ana iresh butter OF the marona. cuogsng the prosper.
e nelds OF the farmer handling softly The rick silk and
saoy aces OF the tnerchan-bn his Whig aid de. camps
ana staff in the field beating up recruits for the orea,
oac 10 be fought The fourth Thursday The enemy are
already in the field and boasting of the great victory that
hhigsery viii achieve over Democracy under their preot
miue,, o' layton G Coleman commander Of the Third
Osict OF "nieeey And although the Democrats of the
metropolitan district could be killed by The Botts now
hey WIN be buried in and pressed down BY The huge
nach OF MAN bd; We neither fear The coal or the man
'nough consolidated in one forming an enormous bulk The
pigmy OF Richmond slip through hole but the giant
must straddle the fence Let u.s. under circumstances
ay 10 The openly the our prn
cpies and prove that our is lust But If we remain
In state OF dont caenes" cay that the disc, is mos
emphacally and positively Democratic STAY al home
say Judge Caskc VIII certainly be elected would like 10
Vo'e Tor h but are too busy day and 20 10 the
election my word for nine of ten Judge Caskic
would not be elected Let every Democrat 90 TO the polls
mere is no precinct al the farhes than miles
from which distance be performed Two or three
hous LEI not, then, few hours The balance the
scale o mhgeery And although there may be apathy
IN our ranks on account Of the victory, lei the
seniineis Sleep but be on guard and knde fires of
Democracy in our bOs0ms which all the smohering ashes
of Nhlggery cannot eStngush
Democrats OF Louisa, much is expected you. Do not
tl ie scnsn which exists among you with regard The
county nomination. cause discord in our party
Do not let personal feeling balance your Democratic
principles Do not, account of the Colonel being your
eohtyman, animate acquaintance personal friend
nay even near relative prevent YOU from sustaining your
principles Prncpes, men has ever been the Demo
cratic motto Col. Coleman is gentleman OF high stand
ng pure and hones aud may truly add exceedingly pop
uar with al! who Know him Although he is speaking
man. he can smile sety bengny; perfect adept in
squeezing The hand telling Jokes amusing The ladies' fond
ling the children; and though he neither carries
plug OF tobacco, lei tell tho Judge through you that the
Colonel is second D'ofsay eieclioneerns. would
advise him. although late in the day to look
Democrats throughout The State have days wo k
10 perform, and mast be done 26h Of the present
monh; lei us be ready and do we'll Be not deceived by
false prophets or he "Knockinps" Though whig unc
that all principles merged in oDelet "higgcry nnrc
more get the asccndrncy and WELD The power and will
be taught lesson thai will NOT be easily forgotten.
Orr sisler States unxously awaiting The result from
Virginia Let pride and Democracy swell b1soms reilly
10 the polls and will show that the Oh Domnicn stands
as firm in The shoes of Democracy, and uPrn tho
slippery ground OF Whi9grry We kGow that The Wing boys
d the city carand will n!y strong, Bat Oh lei me- be
secc and beg The yeonany OF The country 10 show through
working hands, that they are sterling Democracy.
Remember, TOO, that Or \. Graham is Democrat u the
truc school of Democracy and The regular nominee Of The
Democratic party la carry the system o internal i'm
povemcnt, which VII OF the Democatlc party, adrocair
Let US then unite and votes Tor him. He Is worthy
and we'll informed and deserves ami merits sna
port.
Democrats Of The metropolitan District, urge
you 10 ,e polls Let support Judge Cashe and walinp
we'll The broad back Of e COlpls and not be buried IN
Coal or pressed down by the I Coleman
Then, the DO your duty and once more try
John s. Caskie whp been faithful servan and the old
slying is "nraso lhr bridge which carries you safely
Democrats lei do duty, and the metropolitan district
will be safe. Remember duty and our pledgeo sustain
our principles and then remember The
LOUISA, May 20, 1853 FOURTH THURSDAY.