Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

PRO0RECTUS
R1C0NQOND RALLADlUM,
To Be Esiexed = - h4ev;sg skees a.d
sekerBiss 114rosed,
~ SeAn Yinsey - y. 2. Holssway.
Every change in public Journal would
seem 70 require some explanation TO its
supporter, aud the pleasure Of giving IL
on this occasion = enhaoeed hy the con
sidesation that it vill aoaouoco IN honest
iniention q promoting the public veal.
Tbe enessrs,siag and fast increasing
popuIntios Of oar State, holds out =
beckooing hand for IN extended dissem-
ination ofussfui knowledge, snd il 10 the
duty - we'll . the privilege Of the psess,
to supply this daily growing appetite for
mental Aliment with wholesome viands.
To this end, the proprietors Of the Pal
ladium propose to enlarge it to an imperial
sheet, in the hopes that BY enhancing its
value 10 the reading community, the
sphere Gifts usefulness wall be % extend.
ID, - to result in mutual benefits to pa
irons and publishers. Il will appear in an
enlarged and improved form, after the
Close Of the present volume, which ends
with this year ;aad it u the object Of the
to give II character enduring
and respectable. To eject THE, no pains
or expense will he wanting on their part,
and with whatever Of talent it may be
we pledge ourselves that it
shall vie in mechanical neatness and &C
curacy, with any publication Of the kind
in this State. The extended size ofthis
paper will enable US TO publish greater
variety Of miscellaneous matter, foreign
and domestic news, changes in the mar
ket, and in short whatever may b inter.
estlng in family newspaper.
Communications not assailing private |
character or repugnant to good morals, i'll
deemed worthy Of publication, shalt re-
ceive equal attentioo, from whatever par
~ or sect they may emanate; but in a
publication Of this kind, we consider re-
|igious controversies a. inappropriate.
In politics we profess to be democratic |
- we'll as lational republicans, but not
in the exclusive sense Of those terms. !
Devoted to our republican form Of Gov
srnment and institutions generally, vel
shall contribute our humble mite to sus-
lain them. Nor will we profess neutrali-
y in politics, but such men only, as advo-
cate measures which We believe most
conducive to the public good, shall have
DUR support. Violent partizans We have
not been, nor shall We be, unless enc
rgencies occur, which may seriously en-
danger the peace and ssfety Of curl
and then where duty calls we |
will be found.
We consider it premature and inexpe-
1ient now, to arouse the subs,ding acri-
mony Of party strife, by selecting candi- |
late for the next presidential term. How
ever essential party Spirit may be to thel
Of our rights, We wish to see
( restrained within due bounds.
The undesigning in community wish for !
can enjoy il, in all probability, |
under the present administration, until
he time shall have ar 1yed when il will
Do necessary 20 make . choice. That
lame, N our opinion is not vet; but when
10 do make selection, Ne shall have an
sye to identity Of interest and feeling with |
he ~great WestD should other consider
atoms be equal.
Having strong predictions for our
,wn rising State, we shall advocate her
,resent and future internal improvements,
give what encouragement We can to her
and manuf. curing interests,
ND above all endeavour to impress the
and importance Of gene, al sys-
em Of education, without which, our
9reat fabric Of national Independence
ill csumble to the dust. Without intel
ieence to understand and preserve that
which has descended to Us az 4 rich lega-
", by the priceless sacrifices Of curl
ancestors, the spirit which hasI
been sung,
Lord Of the lion heart and eagle eye,"|
will soon become bye-word and re-
3roach.
CONDITIONS.
The Palladium vail be printed on AM
Imperial sheet, Of good quality, on the
present terms, viz:-Two dollars in adj
rance for iiiy-two numbers, or = 50 i'll
paya.ent b delayed until the end oe the
Payment in sdvance would bel
beneficial.
Richmond LadiGna, October, 1888.