Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15


determination is complete.
We will heed at all times THE VOICE OF
! TIE PEOPLE, particularly when. ia tones OF
cutreafy, 1t 10 t.e Government of its creation
for reiicf from calling distress aul. we declare
open ana unreen,ng warfare against that Al
mInistration, which shall return 10 those cries
that hearess answer, that -ALLcosrNuN.rIEs ARE
roo APT To LOOK GovEgNs.ENr TOO MICH
| We derouacc Us diSgracciil 10 an American cit
izen, and destructive OF American and human lib
er;y, all appeals 10 tie bad feelings Of ear
tire.
We S,igmatizo him rs an enemy to his country
ard his kind, ,gho rcoate SeelF to erray tie poor
againS. ;ie rich, aud eslabiish on the ruins of !.
grea, republic Aae desperate anarchy Of al asrar!
an system.
We resist al experiments he irstisatioas Of
Tic Country, whether gov eruentai or rscai, as
tending, with fatal certainty, to the perversion Of
the former, the arrangement of the latter, and
through these, To the dctrinenI and unhaPpiness
OF The people.
We will force nil officers of the Government 10
the conviction that they are TUE SERVANTS 81 TIE
People, NOT THEIR MASTERS.
We Will trainple into dust the oiious doctrine
,hat the offices and cmouments of the country
are "tte spoiis Of r;ctory' 10 any political party
We deprecaie al interference IN elections by
those who have hoen placed in office, as tending
to perpetuatc their po,ocr
We ,cW coaSt-ue tie constitution on that Hbera!
scale, which will give its beneficial provisions the
widest scope of operation, without going to lat
i;aiinous and dangerous extreme
We viii foster and cherish the industry and
manufactures Of oar otea country
We want to see u system o. internal improve
ment carried on By the General Government, as
clearly implied IN the constitution, and the strong
est. most eR1iuriag cement Of the Uaion.
We are for the cstabIistnen. ofa NATIONAL
BANK, sound principles, IN order that tho
people may have Currency, UNIFORM III value,
and sufficient for their wants
Finally, 1t shall be unceasing aim, to elc-
vate and ennoble our country, that in whatever
part of the world we may 60, we may find 1t alike
an honor and protection TO say II An AN
AMERICAN CIITZENt'
These are our principal aims, and they
prise our principles Wings. All desire of
a free, unprejudiccd Public, is proper inscstiga
ton and reflection upon these points. Let tho
party decry in their Infatuated
zeal; as long as the Public Judge for themselves
with impartial calmDess, we entertain no fears
for The good issue Of the good cause. He Of tho
so-cailed democratic organs, who thinks he Is able
To make exceptions, lei him DO it, and we promise
hi.n-not blind clamor and abusc,-but calm
discussion of his opinions.
A gentlemen, from the Hooshier State. has
sent us for publication the following card, publish
ed in handful form, specimen of the manor
in which Hooshier Democrat addresses the peo-
ple-Cia. Gazette.
CARD.
Democratic citizens of Hamilton county, say,
arouse from that careless stupor into which you
have fa!len-shakc off YOUR negligent habits of
the wings dupe you no longer-givc
your eyes sound rubbing if just awoke
from deep seep-ook carefully about you-!et
it be said once you gave support TO your enc
mies In the name Of all that is good, will you
never learn whig tactics? Will you suffer them
always to throw dust and ashes in your eyes?
they say let vote for the that is qualified;
lever mind his politics. Bat mark kou-they
never find Democrat qualified; whiggery is "a
Qualification paramount to all others, and If he DO
thorough going wing II secures TO him every
yhig vote---every wing toes the mark, while he
s shouting at the top of his voice, no party.
Down with the question.
These are the cuckoo notes that have so long
deceived you and carried many elections
gairst you. And now say, once tor all, wake up
Democrats Of Hamilton county and stand on your
iptocs and show the white Of yonr eyes.
Farmers, let go your plough handles, set up
7our hoes, hang up y6nr scythes, throw down
tour sickcs, aud saddle up your horsesa Come
,ut; ride Quit!
Mechanics throw down yolr avis, lay BY yong
apstones, let fall your HIND hammers, lie, 90 your
bellows, stick up your needles, hang up your jobs,
brow of your slippers and put on your shoes
Come out; walk oui!!
Merchants throw down the yardstick, sell no
ape to-day, shut up shops. Come out; roll out!
Aud let each as he comes search hedge and
Itch and brier and bog and thicket; bring in the
anne, the halt the sick, the old, the decrepid, the
Footed, the noccasined the barefooted and all bull
he blind, (the wings will have them,) and let US
axe ono long pull, one strong pull, one pull all
ogether, and victory will perch on our standard
IS big as an OLD HE-COON.
ISAAC CACIIELL.
NIB This is the real CACHELL. IL.
II i said that the Editor OF the Louisville Jour-
.a has absaata!ated, or al least has not been seen
bout Louisville for some days. The reasons are
since he published the ad-
ress of Mr. Cachc, of Montgomery county, IN
his State to the voters of that county, With somo
afher disrcspectfai comments Mr. Cacheh has
ddresscd letter to the man OF the Journal from
which give the concluding paragraph.
1.-The first snuff get at him, l. in the herceness
f my wrath, will pounce upon him like cata-
aount on skunk; snatch pieces Of hide from him
s big as muskcat-skin at grab; will buns
9th his peepsrs; chaw off his fingers; crcP ms
ars; sill. his nose; knock out his eye teeth 1ste
fl chunks of fash by the pound; tw'scn Oh MS
light arm and beat him with the bloody eoo;
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