Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-06
For the ENQUIRER.
HON. JOHN S. CASklE.

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Its pleasure 10 learn thai late representative w
Congress is again candidate for tie position he heu WI"
much satisfaction 10 his constituents ana also WIN
dit 10 himself and the country well as being an ornament
10 his native Mr. Caske has been tilel le ds' ~"
years and found wanting in The faithful ulschu'ge
duly the Constitution and the drmocr"1lc parry we
hold, that being faithful in times past, we may 1908 WIN
certainty continuance IT that sacred dnyr by our Ia
Tented and comprehensive representative in Con2ress
Judge Caskic deserves immortal honor for fedecmin% e
metropolitan district oi Stale from the DOMINION a!o
control OF The Alx aiemon oil whgsey, during me CON
Of ll!e two last yeas; and that we have dlsc'
formed that will forever blockade the Gibraltar of Whsge-
~ expect that another distinctive victory VIII ipho"
him in the coming election that will be lasting; or
decisive victory on The 4h Thursday in May, viii put A
uucrus to the aspirations Of whygcry AMI the dsJonIei
h.hcr law cooperaes oil which that party IL pretty wen
made up in patches and parcels throughout the Stale we
believe that The democratic party Will more man eicel 'r
former decisive victory, when Mr. Bolts opposed Jaise
Caskic Congress- Judge Caskir mad then bold and
daring opponent; one ready 10 ASSUME the vantage
ground and Ia adhere 10 his position whether right
wrong with pcrtnaclty that has rarely ever been equal
ed And his primer piles had been equal 10 his energy ana
the good of the country instead Of being per
verted To party purposes, there M cn" 10 "na OFF
ncon Of merit Mr. Bolts might have arisen IN The couh
ellis ri the country. But the iadem has departed
and he longer Ia BE- the leader He will not oppose
Judge Caskie III the coming contest
Mr. Clayton g. Coleman Of Louisa has been selected Us
the Wing candidate oppose Judge Caskic. should de-
sire be present the first debate the tro candidates may
have ana viii thank you, McssrS. Editors il you lei US
folk. down here Jerico Branch when we may en-.
pcct discussion take place between Messrs CasHe ana
Coleman. In former days, Mr. Coleman was cnnslaertu
much adept ecctionccting. When candidate lor
Stale Senate the way he visited the voters IS not 10 De
dcspiscd. But, hope, that he is candidate Tor
Congress he will not be- caught in his innocent ginoos
with The Urls 10 The tune Of Sister Pebe; nor the
ground with thu boys, 'numbe Mc-pte as in days o,
y"re the olks say in Louisa. Them asaIr he would
o,dLe and d4nde the lille bubies that he was considered
to b. from his universally OF qualities eectloneer,
very dangerous comprtor opponent TO Judge Cashe
However the Judge should overiake Mr. Coleman IN any
The fantasies in the above ne he must do as Rome
and excel him in innocent amuscmens he does SO Sts
pciIy in the better qualities Of the poltlcan We woulu
therefore, advise the Judge 10 be up and doing determining
succeed by his faithful principles and adherence 10 oiae
Rights as security the Union Of the States II AiF
Coleman debate, serve HIM as hlr bolts MA
served and the Democracy will be well satisfied i
the scathing he will the able aud distinguished
ry.n ur Richmond Yours NORTH ANN.