Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-13
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y Uuw STATES SENATOR "A good deal Of I'M
uzssfy excitement has already been manifest
SINE Of our Wing editorial brethren, upon
swbiect OF e.cctng u Senator to fl! the place
~ Hon. John Upton, whose term expires on
Ah Of March next. II ought to be remember
" those who have raised this excitement that
4 impossible to crafty all the different personal
mctonai par,iaities involved in this question;
I: should also be remembered that it is the
Gns object OF the Wings, and their duty, as II
hy, To sustain their PaIScIPLEs -waving, as FAR
yssiblc, those personal preferences which It
Esuraged and strengthened must inevitably in
their common cause and their common conn
To hazard an opinion, we believe, (if the
1Src Of the u. s. Senator wcro To be decided By
k~,,ul.- ...,cc) lsst Nonn Voofc 'woGfd receive
M, jori:y of the votes of the peo-
II j.ioAiana. Bat there arc other men able,
~ slsabe, and "a trGc to tho interests of their
nHhr as this gentleman; and such men have
kahsorably and extensively named as caudi-
as fw the office of United States Senator. II
sshoce of the Legislature should fall upon Mr..
Ii, or Dewey, or upon any other able and con-
knt Wing, there can be no doubt that Il ma
IN Of The people of Indiana will he satisfied
4 tie resnlt.-Let US, then, have no moro of
akmd OF controversy which is calculated tn
smna,c discord among those who are laboring
srcct the abuses and eXiravagance of par,l-
>simnisi ra iinn.-Logan Telegraph.
us SENATOR The New Albany Argus in
ains of the election of Il pc: son to a.! the va
wy Of Gen. Upton in The U. 5. Senate, admits
the Loco CO party have no prospects of C.
kmg a man from their ranks; but insists on
Lcos voting Tor Judge Dewey. an uncom.
lnAag Wing, in order to distract and div ide
kshig party. We are not disposed for our
Ito admit such an amalgation, and do sin
sy hope that every wing member vii, be true
" post. Let them cast their votes for either
nose gentlemen who are before thomas wings
hat office, bat above all things, do not be
ntsinked by the Efforts of your opponents
m Noble, Mi Blake, and Judge Dewey are
ehr tho wings as candidates for that office, and
ene ready to confess that Gov. Noble is our
caoicc,to him the wing party of Indiana owe
Fey thing. He has always been active and
CLIENT IN opposition To the corrupt power at the
cad Oh oar nation; he has proved wise good
governor. and has cndcared himself to the peo-
o. Indiana BY his many good acts. He is the
49, sy 81,
Aton.
The others VIC believe are good men and true,
= would do all in their power, if elected. to car
est those measures for which the wings have
20 long contending. But we would be
81 sOfry 10 see them n,ingie with the loco,
y ior the sake Of proinotion.--Laporte
"a SESArcR.-Our co,empo7aries are wonder
seub'ed in making a selection of success
Wien. Upton. On the wing side. Elk Gov.
nnle. Col. Bake, Gen. Stapp, Col. Evans
Dumont-all good and true mcn-ars
aM On the administration side, Gen
~ gentleman, scholar and a stntesua u
nun Boon are held forth candidates.
requires no prophet or son of a prophet
ss'sA that unless the wings forego persona
LIONS, and unite upon one man, Gen. How
Be the Senator. Well would it be if The
would determine this matter, Independent
satlve 'log- rolling'-for then Gov Noble
nave more votes, more hearts, more soul:
= the rest put together.-Evansville Jour
sEsslSc AccrpENr-On Saturday even
Mr.. James G. Bankhead, n respectabl,
this county, was thrown from his horse
Ive!ely injured as to cause his death o,
following, about IL O'Clock NJ. Mr.
~ vas returning home from Centreville
: got to within three quarters Of a mile o
~ when b 8 horse became frightened
a,aSence Of two persons riding up tchin.
mad umbrellas hoisted over them. Or
ne was thrown, these porsons-so We
au Mr. b. stated when he got home-dis
and NTH sach degree of kindnes as M
Lan dividual would have extended to a oooe
! -: nun under u tree. during heavy show.
4 The accident occurred about dark and
aert'on Of all his remaining eperc;e.
.sead did not reach home until abou, , q.
smoruing.