Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE Room,

81 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10, 1914.
Tho wing Central Committee for tho last time
before the election desire 10 address YOU in the
most brief and impressive manner. The day OF
election is at hand, and the time for action has
come. Are Won ready, If not lot Impress
il upon you by all the considerations Involved IN
this monentous contest, 10 prepare Immediately
for action. The STATE IS OURS by LARGE MA
,oRITY OUR DUTY. All the evidence In
our possession from the various sections of tho
State is of tho most cheering character. Oar
mass meetings, for numbers and spirit, have never
been equalIcd i'll tho State, removing all reason
able doubts of a triumphant result. But remem-
Der friends that tho baltic is to DO FOUGHT and
WON or LOST, at sha ballot box, and that to inaIrc
victory, we must deserve it, by casting all our
votes Lot friends IN each township school
district ana neighborhood. let each Wing for HIM
self and neighbor, SEE TO IllIS-lct tho polls
bc closely watched. and all Illegal votes be cha-
lenged, and rejected. lie, our friends calmly and
dispassonaloly reason with tho honest portion of
our opponents, and especially with those OF for
oigu birth, and show them their true Interest,"
Wo say lot all do our duty and tho State is
safe by triumphant majority.
We cannot IN Justice To feelings in this our
last address before the election, omit to congratu-
late YOU on the prospects before rs. The result
OF tho elections recently held. well as Of those
held within tho last year in tho States, cannot be
mistaken by any rational and candld man. Tho
press may, to answer party purposes, suppress,
mystify pcrvcrt, but let facts be exhibited, and
the candid mind must ut once yiod to truth
We have, within the last year. reversing ma
jorties against III many of thcn,.D carried
Virginia, Connecticut, North Carolina, iOuisian a
Indiana, Vermont, Ohio, Delaware. Massachusetts.
Rhode Island, kentucky, Maryland and New
Jersey, and in Pennsylvania, have reduced
tho Porter majority of $4,000, more
cyphor. less than 700. and that too against Mr..
SKUNK admitted to be tho strongest man of the
party IN tho State, avowing principles in opposi-
ton TO tho free trade doctrines of James X. Polk.
This State was declared 10 DO tho .'GIbraltcr Of
Democracy and claimed BY our opponents by at
least TWENTY THOUSAND, bat evon this supposed
impregnabo fortress wo have good reason to be-
lieve will yield in November. when tho contest
will be Clay and tho tariff of Si2 Clay and the
Union it is. against Polk and q REPEAL of the
tariff of Is IL. Polk and the IMMEDIATE annexation
Of Texas with all lis consequences.
With all these facts before us. and the most
cheering news from the other great Wing States.
we feel fully justified in saying that there can be
NO rational doubt of the most favorable result.
As these may be said to be general remarks as
10 our prospects, give from the very best lights
before US, 4 moro special statement of what
confidently believe must DO tho result, by giving
'ne States and votes upon which rely. We
claim 8 certain for CLAW MI Ircnuhuysen