Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
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,t.ssr. tIi,,sI ,oc in Yesterdays DispiIci, very
long, windy and shallow piece, over the s'ahh''''o
Young Whg" WHICH should cons'!sf ocn'a'i '&pr
were The fact tina, il is the same argument ""e
is used by The Wing party OF this city AZ reason lUt
ting for that Prince OF Somerset hFoEcTSi 'e
CLAYTON G. Coleman. g.
The signature article in question IS appropriate;
none but very young Wing could have penncd an ai.
for the public press with go many and sich s'i'a
slsencies ,,
The young Wing, and really think he must Be exceed
ingy youthful howIs most Pi!eonsy over me oIt'n r"
ton of The Wings sprinkIing in great protuson he eHe
sons "Horrors of the irllson "DlsnTace!n course .
the Lepislturen "Odous 6errymander, "f"h',cai Guy
tbroats" and winds by really tefric nurs oi e'ices
and argument which | have no doubt :he young mar
thought wouli be Notwithstanding terror mo me nest.=
Of The unerrifed Democracy Hear him. :" hlS7 VI nt
moud have the Locoiuco Party said you are u'h lo
representation Have they not said virtually yon pay ny
taxes; you have no rights OF person or property ne.
the gentleman penued the foregoing am sure nc olu TO-
reflect moment before he did II was-lt must have
been .sllp OF the PEN which in person young and IN
experienced Us the genemans article proves ann To o.
and 6r.d with Indignation al the course OF the Legs1
lure" may be excused II the gentleman had reflected
moment however think he would have erased that sen.
,ence for the facts exist in relation to the Democrats
NJ richmond which represents existing in the
tho WHY'S of Ibis State If he considers il 'odious thai
the Democrats with majority OF 10 OeO in the State have
so The State In accordance WIN tat unver
sails admitted principle that 1.-THE majority should rule, rs
m ho We only one Wing district lie mus, think perry
,.odousn that the 1900 Democratic voters of Richmond
have representative in the Legislature and cl'i upon
him 10 his consistency by voting tor one OF the De
m0craiic candidates for the Legislature Let the gentleman
remember that mercul precep "Do unto others as you
wond have them do unto you il you think II Is Just and
proper that the Democrats should give TO The Wings repre-
sentaton in Congress- why can't you reduce your beautiful
and mrrcul theory practice ~ voting Tor Demncra 10
reprcsen in part the people OF Richmond In the Lsgsa
turel
The youthful gentleman strange - say believes thai the
majority should rule. n'9ment ago. however! he would
h, I've the minority TO rule He says 1--WE fighting
principle tl)-fD that real Democratic principle That the tl
of the people is The supreme ar Il urge men he Con.
inucs put rsto on That odoA GeTryman'
der which sRes the popular po:ce The youthful gentleman
crows really pathetic He however, makes sad hlnndrr
for majority the people IN avor OF this odious Ger
rynander" He seeks 10 defeat ihtr desires, ana thereby
40 srih. the popular voice" cannot imagine why the
penncd above for he Is surely doing nothing
that he urms he is have TO aschn this IKE the other
"slp he has made, 10 his you!hui ihuisccon, as can
not for suppose that man OF ordinary ntti'
gence and observation could saf mat lie wings are acting
as the gentleman don't know what is gentleman
means BY the w Of the people suppose nc means inc
will If majority Of The people majority OF The people
arc Democrats. As Democrats, they have sent 10 me Lc'
gsatmre Democrats represent Their sentiments lhese
gentlemen of course constitute large majority OF Inc Le-
pslature and representing the will Of their constituents,
have uporoncd the State in accodtnce thereto very mcr-
cully. however sparing one district i't lhe WINGS me
Wings attacking the appnfonnent which is the
work minority Of tho representatives "i inc people, ana
ergo work which is sustained by majority OF thc people
The youthful gentleman before mentioned makes the
ton tim, "lhe ,o of the people is n: supreme au and,
al the same lime. says that that very apporslonmen sane
Toned BY morty-a very large nal'fiy too-o Inc poo
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majority and very Justly too nearly all of the Congress.
men, odious Gerrymdnder whsh stHes the H Of The
people" ~ no . ,,,.,.. ;, .,,,.
rio drops very quietly down. and know he ldnt intend III
but by another of his unlucHy sps acknowledges mat
after all the district Is shameuily GeErymandered"
know me reader will be read, eXclaim with me, when
he reads youthful gentemans awful description Of how
the Whigs literally ground into powder and then his:
lust their Encouragement still be n!rraed especially uhcn
ne haze The poper rart their anhaHorsd Ubiquitous and
unhoiy seien,es' Let obey Ii" impulses of patriotic
indignnon and put an unequiT", seo on Tue s
be ready 10 cxcam with me-, ~ consistency 'hou art
Jewell
Wha, is the meaning Of all th. Either TINT there is
Gerry nnner that The gentleman don't believe what he
| says.
The youthful gentleman commits act Of great iniiscre
lion by looking into and holding up 10 view Col Cole
| mans votes He says Col. Coleman was antU. S Bank
anti Protective Tariff anti internal improvement by HE
General Government, anti Dsi6utiOnist &C. IN lS3-
He saws the Colonel then irue Wing. The Colonel
was for the Bank for The Taft, &c. &C. in 1884, and
was rHEs TRUE Wing. Wa, Mir. young Wing will
YOU tell me which is the Whig Col Coleman for the
Bunk, &c. or Col Coleman aginst the Bank &c? / just
want 10 know whether the CooieIs Whggery has deareci
a,cd improved It is useless talk about "prncplcs be.
ing lost sight Of principle eternal ana stands IN
changed, unaffected By time circumstances.
The fact of business s youthful friend the young
Wing has been deceived. There's no Wing party. There
is party who call themselves Wigs but they have fix
ed principles; for the gentleman himself admits that, in
1884, they against those wy measures which in 1914
they upheld The Northern Wing are ah9iiionisis every
one of henl The Fugitive Slre Lar 0ni received three
Wing from the North " The South the Wings pre-
lend be pro-sIayey At one time they n"nlna't
Mr.. Bolts who reput lies all States !ishs-and
now lhcs have Nominated Mr.. Coleman whom they call
ESTATES Rights WHig." But tytnsc this depression.
The gentleman asks Mr.. Ca:kie'e opinion number oil
subjects Permit tell hin that Judge Caskic will make
full exposition Of his principals at any lime That the Wings
get hlr Coleman 10 meet him here. The enquirer
has challenged Wings discussion several times, but
The Richmond Whig tho orgin of their party, is mum
upon subject. excam, mall sincerity, with The gen.
eman "l.t have light" rot let the Col hide his
ligh, under bushel" discussion wunta Discussion
we chilenge.
In the meantime while queslining appears 10 be popular
with the Youthful gentleman befe mentioned, permit me to
ask thai II. will furnish tic pubic with Col Culcmans Cpl
MONS on Rats Very respectfully &c DEMOCRAT
RIcTaoSn Va MAY II, 1853