Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
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The following significant article Is fs-e
'ndago Standard-an administrator p.,.,
The PROSPECT BEFoRE rs|It has -
'orite remark OF republican writers, H. at
SIN. as Napoleon used TO say Of the H-A
never learned any thing by experience.
be well Tor the democracy. If recent anA
events do not justify our opponents in -
the sarcasm. We are deceived If the whi-S r
not CLEANED scme profitable lessons in ths - r
oil adversely TO which they have been
subjected. We have taught them ..bloody q.
tons. and the day seems to be breakinevk
to return them to ''plague the invcntoe..-
us candidiy revic y our condition. and cassa ~
at 1.-The prospect before U.S. To be beksssS
ed, It is sometimes only necessary to he ~
warned.
All history is full, Of examples. sbox;..
as a state or people begin to wanc in me-
dec Inc rs marked by internal disscns;oa. :
the strength OF the commonwealth, insie.l \, y
ing directed against the common enemy 49,
cd IN domestic broils. 1t strikes us rs -
bic feature IN the politics of the dav, th,, y
tho wings arc acting with unusual coocer, y !
many OF the states heretofore nuu,hcrea =
porters OF n republican national adm,,s,.s !
have recently succeeded hv immense ,,.:.ss !
nc republican cohorts, distracted by on,1,s..-
inconsistent counsels, are separating in,o ~
INST factions, and engaging with each o,h..
warfare moro embttercd than they over :.
together against their natural foes. "
The whole party is conyulsed with -.
opinions and mutual rcsentments. o..
nan,m'ty have disappearcd--disorIcr - q
SION reign instead. Friends are demo- 4
lr.enos, ana the truest man, and the most -
on dis"nc"oh or place. Us he who is loude.t =
crimination and detraction Of indiy idual me-
of the party. New principles, unkno~r !.
faith of former times, arc introduced and -
of arduous service in the battles Of rcml
ism, are cancelled for non conformity IN -
test dogma which new born zeal labors IN =.
, New tests are instituted, and the bed Of Pa.
Is covered with victims, undergoing the pesk
which the last recruits have resolv cd to ine.
on the veterans Of the service for those ont
toned virtues. but modern vices consiste.r,
tcgrity and principle. The grand effort -, -
be to destroy the old school democracy. al.
+ rect upon its ruins some flimsy fabric, whjds
= fall TO pieces of its own weight. as soon a 4.
: cs TO amuse the multitude. Tho true "a,
IS ultraisn, and he who reflects upon its ~
cles, or hesitates to Subscribe to its tcnc,s ~
: ted as traitor" and marked for cxcomu-,
: ton and disgrace. Men known TO us but Vi.
). day, ofdoubtiul regulations, whose great q.
o have not been duly estimated by the puLjr
. fees at their own valuation. are the seafe3er
leaders of the party to-day, and arrogaie 10 Z
, selves the exercise of the triple duties of =
: crs, judges and cXccutioners upon all whss
!, ton the Inialliblity of their opinions. or q
p dissent from the ephcmcral doctrines anda
: words which they propose. This is not as
& charged picture. We can illustrate.
) In the city of New York, the Wings haw,
> ceedcd In destroying a republican maiH
10 6OoO, and now engross the whole power, =
81 age and Influence of the corporation Tn
= been aided to this acquisition by a band dv
re rams and radicals, who have fought or Ad y
w as interest or caprice dictated, and whAns.
re- our true friends when brlbcd bv the enenl. u
re- fall, these merccnarics voted for and elecal
T. friends of the United States Bank, Messn d
a man and Curtis. 10 Congress. and n whis 4
m same stamp To the Senate of this state. N
n, charter election last spring, they defeated
NJ publican candidates, and gave the whole Gin
o. the hands of the Whigs.-Recen,ly. thew
o. rushed into tho republican fold, like h
~ buiialoes, one of their orators fclicitou3s
H. pressed il, and at this moment. are claiming,
ks the only friends remaining to Mr. Van Buu
le his administration In the city. They are II
H. to make their prefcnsions good bv uuboundi
fcssions on one hand, and relentless perscc
nc on the other. The result will he the total
C. the republican ticket at the ensuing elects
H. the return of fourteen wings to the Asscmhh
u, one to the Senate. So much for radicalisa
re known by the more familiar title of loco n
nd in a single city.
er "A year ago, neither friends nor foes dcca
& possible, that Mr. Van Buren's election I
on presidency could be contested with the ST.
an hope OF success, or that his administratin
nd government would not be triumphantly =
N. ed.-What have we seen in that short =
cb Why was he elected but bv the 400 maiai
10 Pennsylvania, and scarce has an ciectioel
i'll red since, in which the democracy have =
C? tanned loss or n total defeat Democratic
to formerly decided against the Bank. are :
10 inc opposition, and as decidedly tor the Bsd
III diana, short time since, opposed to the b
to o.ooO majority, rs now IN its favor by
" ONO, with % electoral votes, formerly az
Bank, Is now for 1t. Tennessee, GeusI
in sons own state, formerly opposed to = 4
NO has recently declared in its favor by A.!
I'm Of 10000. North Carolina, formerly aeia
he Bank. is now represented in one branch
.tv national Legislature, by Bank dclel
,ly Maine. democratic Maine, has Just lost N
no Of 10000, and elected wing governor an
,y- lature. Rhode Island has enrolled herself
cir the Bank advocates, by majority cf LOO
EN- results have already taken place. Whai
nv have we any reason TO expect in the q
yet to be holden! Is there a CLEAN Of h
Connecticut? Can we recover New Jerss
opposed to the Bank, now in its favorl@l
the Bank, by this period. made a compile
Dat quest of Pennsylvania? Is Georgia an {
&C. tration state? Can the majority Of $40 :
ne iania sustain themselves? Is Illinois for
ich Buren, or Gen. Harrison!