Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-27

every individual. Therefore, we
should think, pause, and reflect; and
give our votes proper direction, and
60 for the man whose views and inter-
ests are identified with our own; and
who Of choice viii delight to represent
the wishes Of > majority Of thespeople
ofthe district
Every thing connected with the pol.
itical history and character Of the can
didates before the people for their suf-
frages cannot fail 10 be interesting.
You ars, therefore, gentlemen, res
pectfulIy requested to give this com
munication place in the columns Of
the next number Of your paper, as it
contains document which will be
read with much interest By many Of
your subscribers.
1t will be borne in mind that one Of
the articles resorted to by Gen. McCar-
ty, and his political friends in this dis
trict, is to throw the National Republi-
cans off their guards, by manfully cry
/ ing 'Sno question.'-"That Gen Nc
Carly is not violent partizan, and
should not be prose ribed.''
Let US see how far the General has
heretofore gone on his subject. "ln
the mouth Of two or three witnesses
every word shall be established"
BY way Of illustrating the fact that
Gen. McCarty is opposed Gas he and
his satellites pretend) to the principle
Of drawing the line, of having the cleo
ton turn on the '4party question:" the
reader IS referred as one amongst many
other evidences, TO the following copy
ola letter addressed to the Post Mas
ter General, by Mr.. st. CLAIR, General
McCarty, and others, on the subject Of
removing Samuel Henderson, the Post
Master at Indianapolis, and the APP
pointment Of Mr.. Alfred Harrison, a
brother-in-law Of Gen. McCarty, to ill
the vacancy.
"lNDrANAPoLls, la. Oct. %, 1929.
Hon. Wiiliam 7. Barry;
SlR:-Aware OF the discrepancy in
opinion and representations of the re-
publican party in this section of the
state, in regard to some important
changes necessary as We conceive in
the post Offices In Indiana, with all due
Difference to the opinions Of others Of
our friends In regard to the post Office
at this place, permit the undersigned
from due consideration of the SUBJ
Ject to suggest tor your consideration
the proprIets of an immediate change
in the post office at this place. both as
"a matter of expediency and sound poll
cy for the following among other rea-
sons, to viii. ls:. Inc present incum-
bent is violently opposed to the pre-
sent administration and Ats measures,
and the avowed friend and supporter
of MIR. Clay, evlnces by speeches and
otherwise an utter contempt and dis
respect Of the principle Of the recent
changes OF officers &c. un .er the new
administration. I'd. That if the Of
tice is continued liz the hands of our
enemies. from its central position in the
state, it will as it has have a considera-
Die .inilaeLce in the political balance
in this quarter against US. Sd. If the
removal is delayed, as seems to be re-
quested by some, until the meeting of
the Legislature, it may and we believe
will have bad tendency, as the in
cumbent keeps an e&tenslve house Of
entertainment in Il is place, ana with
wAaba most Of the menbers put up, it
wi tenable ham, and we have no doubt
heVsii, make ussOfthc opportunity, to
procure a majority of the members to
request hia retention, aud from the
mere TAG: their boarding with him,
would not eslA ate to sign for him al
though th Might really wish his re-
movai or I'll indifferent on the subject
and which5l the event OF bis being re-
moved would DO doubt be used hereaf-
ter against 4 e department for tue act
of removing him. As an evidence Of
the inffhefIce Of his house Ia ciiecting
his views upon this subject, We will
here Call your attention to the fact of
too prominent gentlemen of our party
who have recbmhendcd removals Ia
other cases in tie state not less deserv-
ing, and wins. have written you for the
retention 81 Mr.. Henderson Of this
place. We would therefore under all
the CIRCUMSTANCES, most respectfully
request the removable Of Mr.. Henderson
and the appointment Of MIR. Alfred
Harrison to supOlv his place. Mr..