Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

DURING the few last past, mighty revolution lii
political opinions, has been progressing among the free and
citizens Oho.-llundreds and thousands OF
active in eeva,ns the who have sgnaly
manifested what base may be prossisu'ed have
been arrested their by appeals TO their ea
have been induced ponder the fearful results they
producing, finally their allegiance
strange gods of acobnism abured the idolaous
of denagogs, and ranged themselves with band OF
patriots who continue many to battle against the
corruption of the times. Although great and saluary
have effects this revolution ended How
will it end until the is removed Tha; is to be
found III proga;e Unprecedented and iron rule nsstu-
ted by the late and being carried out
Executive OF The of abuses which
Justly be charged Andrew Jackson. and which have
tended much unhge the mas,cr-work of constitution
fathers need particularly speak. Emo gh for
purpose those abuses have served to
the feelings Of the people, and to awaken spirit of
enquiry and opposition, which increase and advance
till the places are purged and ccansed OF their abom-
nable founesses.
whose claims dignity and station have thus far been
unable discover and whose political integrity and patr-
fairly questionable, the destines this
public. and is pledged to line of policy at war with the
genera. and individual the people, the of
invaluable Institutions and tine true spirit OF republican
liberty To the unchastaned ambition of Martin
Van Buren,, build impossible wall TO conne him
within his legitimate sphere of action, and
honorable to prevent his reelection duties,
ent, absolute incumben. upon
Much has already been effected towards these ends
by the revolution of which spoken. OF this the
triunpis Oc:o5cr in evidence. We
have but preserve vgilan,, firm, and faithful devo
ton genuine Democratic Wing principles i'll order 20
and the Laws, iii that of united commonwealth COM
prsed within the broad bounds of this Western State
How this resolution been cfectcde When re-
all claim of credit for excrtions believe
w. should Me arn ha, ue 70 Q. m
mocracy, attributed to the extraordinary and un.ring eff
connected with newspaper press. The
csasng fool light poured the minds of enqurng
people, from this intellectual startled the Sampson
from his umbarngs, and worked the discontinue of the
''parsy'' Philistines.
How shall ball of reform be KEEP. n,noson. The
cessitv the will do much; and the continued
tions of well conducted press (which refer the
grand and reflector of public opinion may
be relied efficient aid 1t is this last view of the
subject has induced present this Prospectus
people of Ohio. There appears be demand for light
desire for political iorma:ion wa,hul
conduct of those i'll power This ap-
pfes good degree whole union. The disastrous
miserable which the school pot-
Clans at cndeavoring force
economy aroused all the people to reflection But the
applies forciby the condition. of things i'll
Ohio With the of the dominan: party in the
try at large superiority this particu-
How those of the Van Buren, party, who appro-
priated the Offices AMI honoIs of STATE,
stood their pOprcty, will pause recite
We deem i, sufficient remark, that it has fragrant
abuse of po,rer thus long held them together
party But of their is dated. Fear
gross fraud and official delinquency,
reached people Ohio. ard they calling loudly and
seriously investigation. They ask for the truth, and the
searching inquiries of jealous people, Those who have
the affairs of the Sat feel that the
of offended community upon them. and sorely
troubled presence of their judgesThe truth.
peat must be told. And to impartial investigation OF
condition. and fearless exposure alb
surd schemns and guilty OF the politician
tn having the ascanancy in the nation, pledge all
time, all zeal and energy and the medocum po
ltca experience acquired during years devotion
editorial life
JOHN NJ GALLAGHER