Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-06

4th They also Say, "Msssrs. Rariden
and Smith in . spirit Of Cancellation q
greed to submit the question which Of the
two should run, to their friends Of Union
county, and pledged themselves to act in
accordance with their decision"
say these assertions are untrue, both
as to the agreement and the pledge. And
they are now made in hopes these ASSET
tons will operate with the friends ofGen.
M'Carty to the future prejudice Of Mr..
Rariden. They not only desire the de-
feat ofGen. M;C.rty, but wish to effect il
in such a manner that it will also destroy
Mr.. Rariden. Mr.. Rariden,s friends
ough, to be appraised Of this double game
Ii Mr. Smith can beat M'Carty and in
doing it exaspcrate the friends Of MCM-
sy against Mr. Rariden, Mr. Rariden is
indeed Frustrated. As to the truth Of the
agreement and the pledge refer to Mr.
Rariden's production above alluded to.
5th. Again they say "the assertion OF
Spirit Of Wayne" that the rights Of Mr..
Rariden have been violated and his pre-
tensions trampled upon are false and gra-
tuitous.''
Isay that they are true. Last white,
MIR. Rariden and his friends supported Mr..
Smith for the U. States senate, and it was
presumed by the friends Of Mr.. Rariden
that Mr.. Smith would not press himselfin
the way of Mr.. Rariden at the next ensu-
ing election for congress. But on the
contrary that Mr.. Smith would permi.
Mr.. r. to run some chance for prefermene
without pertinaciously insistingupon first
beng provided for himself. Mr.. X. came
out for congress- Mr.. s. held back over
and often asserting that If MIR. r. had no
opposition, himself (Mr. S.) would run,
but If another came out he would not that
he would not run against more than one,
though he would run single handed
against any man." At this juncture Gen.
M'Carty comes out So matters stood,
when at the last term Of Delaware county
circuit court, the following dialogue took
place between Messrs. Rariden and Smith,
Smiak-Rariden I intend 10 come out
for Congress, and M'Carty will beat US
both 1000 votes.
Rariden-Then why will you rune
Smiek-To keep you out. For if you
can afford to sacrifice yourself, by -
can afford to sacrifice myself
The next motion is the arrival in Rich
mond Of blubber-faced, sottish-look,ns,
servile, senseless whelp, who sneaks a.
round and endeavors to get up = caucus
here to nominate Smith. But It was an
abortion Richmond folks don't ego in,,
for caucuses What next! A demonssra-
ton is made on an adjoining county. r.
defunct committee is raised from the cold
embrace Of death, has new life infased
into it, and 10! and behold this committee
say, "Mr. Smith is the strongest man"
Aye! really. not even the best. No! he
is the strongest man. Well then we hear
Of agreements, understandings, "con-
citations" "4pledges," &c. &c. Now why
all this fnssS IT'S clear; although Mr..
Rarioen has been "badly treated, )" his
feelings violated" and ~his friends driven
from his support yet these friends must
be duped to 60 IN for Mr.. Smith, for he
can't flor the presently do without them.
therefore, Mr.. Smith, and sshis whole hog
men, cry all agreement, "clever-fellow
Rariden," Ego in for the party" sc. &c.
Friends Of Mr.. Rariden. can voc be
enveloped in such flimsy tolls? Voters Of
the district, can you give your support TO
Mr.. Smith under such circumstances.
Another Spirit y Wayne