Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01


The Western patrons future fame"
ME Publishers Of The Ind lana State Journal At the
requeaI of the representatives OF The wings OF indi-
have resolved from their Office weekly sheet,
entitled THE WIG ktFLE," under The Editofia SUI
perintendeaee L. j. BARNETT, Esq who although his
of this office had sxpred,) has con-
his to lis columns. This shes, will is
the 22d February, 1874, and continue Until the
close OF the Presidential campaen-s size will correspond
the SPIRlr TO-, issued this Office du
ring the campaign of lsi0.
7ais publication barely days its erpsn'es I,s sole
acquire sufficient circulation aid in the great
campaign whose borders have entered. The crisis
is fearful The the and tho future
sakea upon it, Upon the result of ls44 hang all the
ves which have gded Us to aeton since the hyst blow
struck whose influences have fatally fall
len upon nation If the Wing party Of the Union had
stand firmly united when the tempest OF Jack
sonsm shook them reed shaken by tho whirlw ind
they had incentives sxertion when. under the eoid-
hearted policy of his SUCCESSOR the country was
oicias,when the sword and the locked
embrace-when Executive desposm dehed the Judicial
and created whaisoeVer legislation desred Tor the fur
unhoy ends! The heart OF the people
hrobbed 18th Indignation the social and individual disc
with which these rulers deliberately visited thsm-a
lowing public POPULATION and entang private ruin ~ ths
price of their rasA political and eooy surveying
wreck, laughed the peoples calamities and dehsd
their retrbue power if in this retrospect there be found
incentives TO exeson proportonas to tn" great struggle
which, 1910 the Wings station and overthrow
their oppessoIs, surely double motives
ton urge onward For, alone ihs
same o,e aud the same men proposed restored
shielded by the Of tho Con
thus efepded Of
the injured nd now we go to the conflict. no, az them Of
doubtful numbers, but party whose strength already
tested requires but concentration 10 accomplish what Par-
pose will.
great struggle be disguised that effort 10
neededefor unceasiDg, harmonious, universal effort
The experience of 1910 teaches tina, WE MUST CON-
QUER when, good earnest. go the people with
brought their doors from the and through the
press. Il, aid humbly in this that the Editor 10
willing and the publishers circulate cheap
hcle political intelligence which slight effort i'll carry
every neghbohood in Indiana. And. by doing much
will be done for objects
l, will design Of this Sheet from it's first last
number convey documentary facts. officially aes,cd,
touching all the questions Its tone will be
temperate, pressing homo those vital truths
which il lis whole aim, in short, will DO
political and interest the pop
mind, and them III the most forcibe
and a a price within voters reach
As whole value Of this enterprise depends upon tho
the circulation of the Sheet stTenuousy
friends anzsd effort in ,hs behalf and this saSi
portion of subscribers begn with
/
well known and pertinent anecdote During Congession
early life, Mr.. CLAY with old huntss
who friendly towards min, but then
tho fret and to his face, opposed his election
the ..Com psnsa,on B' when following conversation
enauei between them: slave YOU" said Mr.. c. the
hul.ter "a good rife, my frend!" "Yes," the
ibid miss he3" eyes," hs replied. "Did
you it awayl" ''No,' replied the hunter, with
emotion 81 did not throw away Tpeked TIE flint.
ice, by but msled Judgment,
by the perdy of will the virtuous majority Of tho
people if the clarion o: truth be allowed ring
their enter, nothing damned by fomef
n,,e. the struggle before and. man,
they will ''pick the fin, and try it again.
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