Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19


AN he cleansed, by placing in i, an homes, and
well qualified Van Barren man, we kuop too
that none other than member of that par,vean
get the appointment. We will no, ask for anv
thing more than honest man, who nakful6l his
oath of office, and give the Wing paer fair play
Every days neglect tho part olalhc Whe. ia
TO their great disadvantage. VIII Lex attend 10
III We tell you that corruption lulks in every
mail ing contains CONCESSIONS of
political pollution, which is destroying tbs health
fulness Of the public mind, while tho an,ido,o i,
kept Observation-Disclosures.
Precedents are frequently brough, forward to
justify the course individuals may take or rs an
excuse for favor that may be solicited. Some
ten or dozen yevs ago, shortly after Charles
Hammond became The editor Of The Cincinnati
Gazette, a contemporary editor insnuaied, though
n an indistnct manner that, if he could gel his
hands upon file of n paper, published by Mr.
Hammond in the interior of Ohio, he could provo
great Inconsistencies IN his course politician,
convict him Of federalism, &c. Mr.. Hammond
Immediately forwarded hum u complete file of his
former Lapor, which was called, if mistake not
the 'iCaio FedsraliSf." Our object IN bringing
forward this precedent is 10 justify ourselves
IN requesting neighbor Elliott 10 loan us, fora
short time file of the Cecil Wing, formerly pub
llshed BY him in Maryland. We had three uum-
hers OF it IA short SINCE md after using ono
number the other mvsteriousl> disappeared.
Some of our wing friends, having no ioah, admir-
red the ardof and truth 81 some 81 the editorial
marks, carried them off for more attentive Pc
/ rusnl. Shall we send for them, neghbor Elliott,
or will YOU be so kind to forward them to Us,
The quohdam Editor of the Cecil Wing, has
bounced most unccrenononsly present
representative IN Congress, Mr. RARIDEv, for the
matter contained III suudrv letters, he has heard
Mr.. Rariden has written to several "Democran"
We do not pretend 10 know any thing about what
Mr.. Rarden may hare written to the exclusive
democracy of this district, but the following arii-
Gle strikes being off, character Ina, res ui,cy
passing notice:
Hos. J.wEs PaRrnrN,--(Hte DENocntrtc .Terttr Of
Congres, frons 6tis D,t1c,)wc hay. heard that Mr..
Rarden written savani Democrats tiis District,
urging his peculiarly Deu.oerae claims support
the next election lie tells ih"a, Informed mat
the proposed is hanbug, fJr tho
purpose defeating him. who s old re'iden,and
with vie" 10 heneht 'n1porfed E1'tern Beiagogrs;
that hs is good detnocrnt country;
that the federasts 10 fact all good dsnocfatorY they
differ with party about that there difference
in the principles Of the parties: &c Now dos't
actually the fdfs Of
pretty them; and wish ssy that the proposed
convention viii With view erc,sirey to defeat
James Rardsn, but defeat a'g shobeongs the
federal party, let him caH himself wnat ne may Inc de-
of this district nominate p,aGnc. eonsis-
e aad Incorporating supporter o Meal prn-
d Con Of bank and state and one 100 sbo
II Enlistment Of bank nv authority of Congress- "a the rs
agent Government They DO not intend 20 vote
10 will Washington Cty. Nj Rarisoa
re did, and 10 gre the nsoney Of the Go.e'n"aeyt 10
sDcc1llstor: them at the erpe,e # he People
The dstrc. SNORT
,e no s'leh democrat ns the Hon. James Rafiden
ir ''Now, don't say these actually the facts
e. Of the case; but they are pretty near them:'-lu
as other words, that they near the truth III
IN il is convenient for Mr.. Elliott 10 give. lr
s. making charges against individual we have
&c considered necessary give the truth preesc!
o, NOT "preay hr' Perhaps
ne may have mistaken the meaning of Mr. EIiio,
" perhaps he wishes to say, that Mr.. Rariden'
m statement is not ''actuay the facts Of the case
lie but they pretty them" We are nclinss
n to believe, if Mr.. Rariden did write that tn
n proposed convention to be gotten up to bcne
he Fl. .'imported demagogne," that be to!
It's 'pretty near the truth. Still do not belev
or tina, those who expec, bcnef. from it, will receiv
IA VIVA, they anticipate. We believe that CERTAIN
individual who deserves the appellation Of 'iin
IN ported easter demngoguc," expected TO be NJ
ID, minated candidate for Congress by this SAL
n, convention. The honest portion Of the Van b
m. rem party, and a large portion Of these who d
not aspire TO be leaders Of that class, have &c
,s and will no, swallow the bait
IN We believe Mr.. Rariden is good dsmocro
IN, as Mr. ElIiott-though Mr. Elliott has the advan
we tage Of recently having been wing democrat
av and Is now 4 federal democrat. Mr. Rarsden
in made to say, that the two parties differ only aeoa
in men, instead Of prineipies that "there no
a. in the principles Of the two parties In"
uc the sentence, presume. MI Eaiio't "oss ~
re. pretend say is the actual facts OF me cass'
lat Tesfy near Aaem' we arg - ~,c~