Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ru,,HSpAY MORNING. MAY l2. 1854.
np COLEMAN AND wHlG PRINCIPLES.


me Wig press OF This city in qnandary with their
,tta,s and their principles Their candidate MIR. Cole
: recorded against Bank, Tariff Internal Improve
and Distribution of Tho Public Lands. The Whig
,,I make these abomna ons far as they are not
,ssy obsolete the burden of their song, 10 the voters
d he district.
u, Coleman said II anti. Bank, anti Tariff, anti
-g, improvement BY the General Government, and anti
r.,-.,.tion o. he Proceeds Of the Public Lands"
r,s as declares Indignantly, i've should like 10 know
=, Democracy intend 10 adopt whg principles II not,
.lss for then, 10 .lk about there being no issues in
, in his contest for "tbe Fhigs intend to stand BY
49, rccipss 70 the last the Congressional election in
-;,, as ,eli Is in ersry district and county election
il ms STATE"
This language would Ia cut MIR Coleman up fool ana
n,sncn bu, the Htg sltised with sweeping decara
,ioos so.s on 10 specify Ii asks if Judge Caskie will in
me neu Congress protective Tariff, or proec'e
m.ircaons Of the presen! tariff if propcsed7 Judge Cas-
ss W. undertake say, will do such thing 1uoee |"
ss represents party opposed 10 class issi'la'"noPp
sing direct or indirect burdens upon The whole pee
M ~. civ fer the emolument of lew capitalists lhesc
,.Is,s would be ;ne last 10 raise the wages oi ue
,,a,vss under their employment, even II lhe autes
= m,,,ts we're doubled The strikes that are now 80
ysysnt everywhere, proves that mere 10 no ioeh't!
nsss, and sympathy between the iaoorer ana 'he
as; and il is rather late in the day to attempt 10
r,. The operative that his wages go up with the scale
ro.l dates Protective duties enure 10 the oeneht o
u hundreds OF factory and foundry opnerS, and mol at
n me benefit their employees The latter Rno" Inc
80 ,Y wsl. and they are dead against which
burdens upon themselves and the great body OF the
c,nmuui;y ,r the benefit of few hundred capitalists in
ma MON The idea that mechanics employed in The sese'
raj trades such as carpenters, backsmhs painters and SO
6rat nv hav
y,s or the with which they perform their daily ao
,,pb in idea that their Industry is proecIeu y
cu ln,uors legislation, is an exploded hnn'oss' "'' "
nsrl,s their understandings renew and revanp al w
Besides Mr.. Coleman was, in lS4l opposeo :" '
-;i Has his nomination as Whls cana!ua'e ."a"s ~
v and made hereto of him upon the palnes' part o'
reed he then professed Surely, Mr. Coleman ous"' ~
,oj,h,en the people important suolec''
I me Wbig papers OF this CITY are uE'ho upah me DANA
question is possible tiey can 1escreel he ini" ''ea
,,,u ,esu,ect,ng ina, OF The Bank aiso-its Slamese
ioyor,e measure OF the small class VINO ~anteo
10 Tam ,s me Tariff se Bank and Tarif-~heels Of
~. sam. Monopoly ard Juggernaut chariothow they
non one Of the whees-how they spoil The ailetaIoni
r, o The Whigs intend stick their prnc plea 10
,n How can hey gel rid OF the Monster MIR Cole
,ru. wa, anti. Bank in l54l So he was anita
-. then though now candidate OF the wings, VINO are
sticking 10 Their principles he ast-iheir principles OF
40 ran ami Of pro- Bank also Here is great
,,,oi confusion Here e the worst surt al ange Mr.
Coleman ough, 10 speak oGl on these knotty points
The Iri is equally angry against Judge Cask!e about
he couis. he thought proper pursue upon the River and
Habo bl-procurng $50 900 be inserted n the bill but
,,rno against the bill as whole 1t does require any
extraordinary refinement Of casustty 10 divine, how
van sa,in. what he conceived gteat wrong ABOUT TO be
n Sh,. wishing a2e!i H. as whole, rom ihe coun'
!, Tlg set endeavor mitigate its features as, II u
Il ,ua.. 10 make some compensating return 10 his mnc
.are constituents Judge Caske conceives II greVous
w,on 10 rs constituents y appropriate millcns OF dollars
sors. abcnl Boston, on t:Ie OF Maine and on The
ss, Northern Las.s which never confer !arlhns 5
osf, r,on !hs people OF R:chnond. ic seeing such
III IA about - pass he Iay yer, naturally insi-t its con
sjc .hb.ing the show OF justice IN their aclion ey
tlng io his constituents part what they are resolved
IL ,n DING i, tie wholesale ior other t"nstltuenrles bnI
sh1 have something al more length TO say OF 'hs sub
st tomorrow Meantime il Is proper |" recoHect thal
I'll M Coleman a. anti Internal improvement In ISL
i,,x a. The record saads he could be
sc;, m sncno,, even $50 900 appropriation Surely Mr..
C;msn Oh. 10 speak out Otherwise il brhooves even
he Whs party 10 % Judge Caske as SoUOO0 better
Aan nothing ana nall LOAF s better Than no bread.
"a But the great and encement offered 10 the people by
the Whg party and p'es present. is The plumber proposed
"A
40. relieve "fo1e industry by procuring slice Of pub
% nis lying the very longest possible distance from home
}, Il obtain This captivating punderhe wild cat lands of the
Il ana The Of this tstric: invited TO sup
i:t Mf bJ who ould go for the booty, for any
.t declared lad avowed friend @! the land fraud but for
" cooan who has recorded himself in The most empha
t. unesuivocal terms against it, Here is puzzle which
~ only e srved BY Mr. Coleman speaking If it is
= Ha To- 90 lo distribution, it is insult The people "a
ii, arm Tor recorded opponent policy;
s,a s. 1t explains his position.
~ lie Wig SAYS, ard says the Tnss, that the new
Salts 2ta,biug public lands under laws Congress
MI, s-s o mlnlain Tie right and power ot Congress ap
ut ,e nl o,s, than coulEon national purposes are
y whose votes THESE fraudulent bills become laws.
- ne Vii, pa.,y and press uuquaisdly aud necessarily
MAINTAIN right in Congress 1t is their obnoxious doc
''is successfully asserted upon the floor OF Congress,
- he4 + III" Of all The fraud The Wing party in a
' AIDED J Democrats Individually the
Supporters and of the fraudulent grants TO
~" States t; scir doctrines Efforts and votes eighty
~ millions OF Il the public lands have already been
v'"n rom h constitutional purposes and donated 10 in
VI iua SALTS lnl abIse they urge for
~ i" i'aui anu propose in Benn It's Land Bill
as 'it hHs"n millions additional the lucky rccip
InS8 >' he Gis Of HE vicious Whg doctrine ii Mr. Cole
HI ''tFfoat!on doctrine ui lsil ha,, been maintained
an " 's '@s party they could now lead their o,on
CO. - !" J"snh'a''"n "i supporting the munstrous pro.
o. '.a' oil bcnneitS hnnA hni. The pcop,c of u,
~ u, are too intelligent 10 be deceived ~ such
n :t they will visit with Indignation and ,I.c,,n
,b S!.' party which. having advocated a ,!nc,rn. a.,
'c Pssast golcy which has already derauded the pub;
III fes'4y 600 of land equivalent n, mas,
cs w less than sl25 900 00O pleading tina,
' delinquency IS reason for doing fresh and more uut
us' '.eou' wong We have shown than once where
ro Dhes Land Bill proposes send Virginia in search
' ~ha they worth, how they are Inhabited and how
pre- y lie VIVA, are Mr. C,,.mnn's present views on the
III aug ptcuAiOn question
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.uGU Mr. or aTOR cOI EMaN
e'''p I'VE following from Yesterdays Whig
yej m''eNs he Wings had candidate, and their
40 lyat " t'e ell" Eed al The idea We guess they
sski b "el ee'ris on that score by this time. Judge
,ow m prC!men 0! Col Coemans ability debate