Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
TIE WIG BAR IN THE JAMES RIVER.

vary evident that the editors of the Richmond Whs
d their disciples do not intend TO vote for Judge CasSe
IA very plain that they will never be able 10 sumoun' e
ons idea sticking out in every issue OF tneir paper "
The Judge don't suit them on the question OF inc 'a,
River Bar Formerly the burden OF complaint agahs' o'
Democratic candidates in the District was their opposo
in every shape and form 10 internal improvements oy w
General Government when proftered In the form Vi
,bs 10 clean out the james River Bar Now, the burden
Of sone aRains, Judge Caske Is ha, through hs efclen
the advocates of the compliments own ati
,uduous policy have been compelled upon their own pru
c,,e, 10 do Justice TO this district by appropralnt
monsv 10 remove the Bar. Judge Caskies unpardonao
offence in their Sigh, his having caused more TO De done
for their own dsrc, according their own reiterated de
mands than any Whg representative or all Wig represen
1atiyes over effected before In all past time.
The meropoitan Wings right hard TO please The only
who nrocpe they acknowledge 10 the Congressional can
ia the James River Bar They set up Wing candidate
and demand election because he sound upon Inc James
River Bar candidate is elected goes 10 Congress- al
low. millions 10 be appropriated other bars but gets never
cant or their James River Bar He comes home, finger
In mouth still vapourug brave words concerning the James
River Bar He is reelected goes Congress- allows he
fellow Wing representatives 10 vote other large sums to
other large barsbut gets copper for his James river
Bar He returns TO his constituency, ful OF strong poh
SEES about the Bar which he has taken care 10 lei remain
the river as his hobby ride his one principle 70 dis
cuss his one idea to pumne into the noodles OF his duped
and cheated constituents for another campaign All inns
while the Wing press and politicians sing Iuolees over hef
representatives fine Intentions and Hattcrng promises aoou
the Bar wi,hou. utering word Of for his lack Of
performance and failure TO procure Inc hrs cent lot LUG &c
moval of the abominnble Bar
Judge CaskIe finally goes 10 Congress and makes the 40
of their own policy their principles fo
the benefit OF his ,esy Wing constituents He makes quick
work of The famous Wing Bar. He requires them to DO
what his Wing predecessors always made them take pains
10 avoid doing He gets appropriation Tor removing Inc
Bar One would think this would highly satisfactory 10 the
political of the Bar home II turns out howey
er that nothing could have been dspelsing to them
They denounce his doing exactly what they wanted done
They can't how he 10 do IT, They thought his con-
sciencs the way 1t could not have been himself 'ha ola
IT, Ii must have been somebody else There is something
wrong about it, There have been some rck--some
leeerdemain-they cannot and will approve the act.
Tha court promised Pat should have justice done HIM
bat PAT proested tina, exactly what he did not want
Judss Casko required the Bar be cleared out; but that Is
exactly What the Wings Of this district did not want to nave
DONE The Bar is their only principle their only ISSUE their
only political capital To take the Bar away would DC IKE
taking the grinders grudsone or the street beg
yars hand and monkey, away Oieos occupation
would be gone
So the Richmond Wing, and It's Richmond oselpes wiz
not 20 Judge Caske He has committed the unpaaon
able SIM He got appropriation 10 remove the bar.
They will 90 for Col Coleman. It's the Colones interest
20 keen thai bar In the river; and is the las, in the
world 10 get it out, Has he changed his politics TO b
The Wing canddae2 So he will keep the bar in the river,
that he may keep himself in Congress.
The Wings make great matter of Judge Casses cOn'ti.
tona scrples against cleaning out the bar by fedora
ueans But Mr. Colemans personal and political interest
In keeping the bar exactly where It is Which is stronger
personal interest or political scupes2 Say, ye rote1e