Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-09
The EIection-The wings ahead!

Tho over and battle. field Of old Wayne,
upon which has bsen fought many conflict, lies
with the mangled of combined forces
political opponents. determined enor, has
been made against, least portion Of tho Wing candi
dates coalition formed between portion Of tn.
political abolitionisss and 'locos, which is evident from
result published in another column The of Mr.
Crawford the Loco candidate for Representative, is
1856 and Mr.. Martnd ale, a candidate on the
| ticket for Judge 1885, BE- a fair test of
the strength, of tina, party. Tho Wing proper may be
found in tina, give" ourself being tho Wing
a. any o,her which makes ~ majority 743 The
political abolition is about three hundred. The whole
number Of given in the county, 3,SI2lat the
1887. Whitcomb's vote last year corresponds
OF Crawford and Martinlals, he having then
ccived 1882. Bigger received I,s07,ho Wing
?, 1854, making gain Of 227 votes.
Last year DR.. Bennett a candidate for Congress and
received tho abolition vote 45s. lie this year received
1854 The Abolition having fallen of this year
$50 votes have received about $50 loco foco
votes, and Charles Burroughs also aboltionis about
900 from the loco Does this prove that the
ocos have progressed the abo!tonsts! In Perry
township. last year Whcomb received votes. This
Baker the loco candidate for sheriff 30 Notes.-The abo
ltou candidate for the office 81 Last year Osborn
abolition candidate for Assessor received % Now
what has become Of tbs abolition of Perry if it
not given 10 Baker tho loco candidate for Sheriff.
III New Garden Township, las, year Whi,comb got 81
votes. This year Baker got e. votes Last year
ccived g. and this year ~. a gain of Tue
Wings couid voted for Baker. and consequently
tho Adolf tionss have done Does this look
something like a coalition of the two parties.
In Abingdon township abolitionts votes.
the last year. On Monday last the abolition
candidates Senate received about so Is there
thing like progression from locoiocoism aboIi
tionism in this.
We then this conclusion that the political in,r-
guss Of those parties did definite and
tive for the of attempting TO defeat
the Wings in Senatorial election, and their candidates
Clerk Sheriff. But Wings their princi-
pies, and rega rdisss men, the work msnfuy
and larger majority than they have given since $780,
elected entire ticket. This gained, is their duty
the which is to be eonsuma,ed
in ovember That is the by which the
happiness and prosperity of people, and the salutary
political economy is be settled and pei
pe,ua bas,sd ald abolished. II is the mpor
crisis tho sairs Of This and this people that
existed under eonsii,u
ton, the difference which divides the parties
before been great and plainly marked On
the hand, have brouh, before the people
candidate for the presidency who ultra in his opin
ions in regard Tariff any distinguished in
country; and the party have in great have
adopted opinions instead Of their They permit
and his squad Of southern friends dictate them.
instead their him and his peculiar fisnds
The the north have embraced ,hs opinons In
regard annsxation Of Texas this and in
support Of him acknowledge the want Of in
Congress Internal Ing through
interior States. lie has uniformly voted agaass
making aps opra,ions upon the Cumberland Road, and
gave the uncons,tuonali,y of the
Should he be elected Presidents he to support the