Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

stand, gotten up through the management Of the
unto here About twenty members Of the par
tv were present, the remainder believing that
the Richmond iuntos were at the head Of it and
would not attend. And yetit a Democratic
conventions meeting of the people
From the Connersvils Waterman.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The Democrats of this county, it appears, ss hold
county meeting and for the purposes named in
the following article:
The county will a: the Cour
House Connersyille Friday tho 5h day Of February
at II O'Clock w. for purpose appointing delegates
me- in convention at MUNCIETOWN on tn. I'd day of
Apr-beng the birth day of the Immortal JET ERsoN
to consult upon and nominate the most suitable Democrat
Congress the take place IN
Angus, Let every Democrat be at ms post ms
temporary sacrifice for the public gcod and
expected that Fayette will soby up to The work
of THE PEOPLE against the Monopoltsts
: '.By order Of the County Committee
The above notice printed bill large
type, up different places in town, and, we sup
POSE different parts of the countyand also published IN
Richmond Jefersonian, which office the bills were
printed The reader will perceive that this meeting IS b
order of the county there Is ground
truth of this; for credby informed hat
part az least, committee nothing of tho mat
ter until the garng hand bills their sightand the meet
ing well have been by ORDER without them having
soms of the order
believe that this publication is no, made by
order the county commee.'' The democrats of this
- contained call meeting They will never be
any how much they
TEEN the man or his prime pIes-nor found
a calling upon people the work of ''THE
against the Monopollsts They know that this is all
e ooishnesmere humbuggey and unworthy men OF good
G sense.
For ourelf believe call for this meeting originated
Jeferonan office, and made without the advice
of the democrats of the county, and
strengthened this belief only by the language used il
notice. the declarations of some of the
Of the party in the county, who inform that they will no
attend the meeting, believing that it for the benef
- of designing who nothing for democracy
ok longer ,han Frofeon their selfish be sub
served. This is the with the Jefersonan Office
s those have the control of the establishment The
IA we'll nothing but political excitement which be
clouds minds and prevents them from arriving
n correct viii Mp tat establishment from
W. numbered sngs that No effort, howevs
great. nstensible obec
ny and they by creating excitemen Nv will
he enabled keep that estab hment i'll operation ~.
longer
That "the times demand temporary sacrifice the pl
C bic good,' certainly very uc but that sood'
- be by kind 'ssacrifce'' required
" required 'tsacrhce their in attending
n lie of this kind but TO sacrifice their Parzan fee
ferreting and requiring
Tor and defended by the administration, defraudng and TO
bling 'the people, of their money In this peop
" may subscrve '.pubIic good-end by assembling
who wish obtain share of tbs spoiIs.
~, .Honopotsts! Who monopolists9 rather, a
monopolists The farmer is monopolis,-he monop
tn Lies his farm ts products and all that he owns The do
la0orcr monopoist, for he enjoys the product
MS Dor. We a monopost; monopolize the manag
of printing establishment, enjoy its
ALL monopoisa-no, all, for do belle
ny Editor of the Jcferonan monopozes the
cir agensn, of the Jedersonian Office
We have selected Major Jack Downng's Letter to CT
sd gre the best thing could publish about this
DIR s,its III. cas-. exactly The leaders of the
have BEEN heretofore, continually presenting something
INA ra,rhcad and boodybones' with which alright III
IL friends implicit obedience their wishes Now, MO
post, IL the raw-head and hloodybones DO used.
gothe people tired of such things and they
cir longer be gulled by them.
The letter Of Ma jor Downing referred to- W
Published in the Palladium u few weeks since