Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16


are of that character.
For tie Pataoitum
MEssRs. DEMONSTRATING "A ruI array thu, Press
against III in tins Congressional pstrict-that Press
which gives political Sentuient-wlch suggests
candidates for the people and manages the machinery ne,
cessary TO their succeS~which and assert
principles and motives those who differ with and give
them currency, Will presume, refuse the priv
leIe of saving something reply Through then.
would ask fellow citizens soherv and i>pasionaiy
to examine what caus. hav" given the Glamour
ed against me III becoming u candidate When |
rgu WIN tolii. our ~ opposition 10 M wing party
ana with dcrelIcton OF wing principle ask You to
point out III what that opposition and 'crclrton consist
ana whether 10y word or deed have been inconsistent
VII" my political professions during twenty three years
residence among you2 Is there any thing crin,inil
asking my feiio" 10 vote for Is there
thing really wrong receiving why democratic
votes or IN taer giving themn they tlnh proper Why
am "'iohhc'd AMI 10y some openly threatened with ut
Ter Pro>tr''on and run. fei merely doing that winch ali
will admit | lave right to do VII, who
nave declared themselves friendly I" election, visited
by committees and With threats and promises attempted
I" be ancd INTO silence /, this liberty. rank
tyranny ny, NY irlto" c,L,ns WIN | az ~ IL, :.
- bal ouid Tor valuable. consi.ir ration m
hl""" |" 'ah part on account OF tlr effect It would
have on 'r business Is IT not time look
and So" WHO'RE stand OF uhat avail are the S4er-
h"eS made by our v"nsrated orciahrrs III the mol
ci>" Of Liberty, il domestic tyranny can
rI'Nia'e US with bonds Is hateful as Britain sought
Ioc' Inns comes 81 the uriSn OF party spirit, and
should be watched with jealous ey., by every friend of
his country II such petty tyranny is to pass unrehuk
ed It Is suffered TO creep and gag under the
guiSe Of patriotism. shall soon have no liberties
worth conte nding for. Away with all Independence,
II has become Il ble-word and ! rcproach
But n tod,s all manner of opposition
tome that democratic candidate be brought
the very day election aud another Kennedy ram.
Is to be played This might have pausiltv with
1t few weeks ago. but unless can bliev, that near
Of the community are divided off ~ lar. anil
The other part honest grounds now for
such an assertion If Democrat brought will
not be by the Democratic party and it would be
ipoSssIie that be by any nor
ton OF that party without my knowledge. Wleu KEN
ntdy ran at thu time alluded To- known by great
many OF The wings and by the other candidates
selves IN time enough 10 have given general notice in all
The counties composing the present District There
de-, DE- no ioaF then on that account and feel persuaded
ht most OF my wing friends will be satisfied that
score before the election. therefore advise then, 10 re-
man firm and look stcadfsty the signs the
10 ask themselves # there not truth III what have said,
and act accordingly. The ballot box vet remains to US
where we can speak what e THINK.
Respectfully, &c.
/ CenreviIle, July llth ISIS
Our friend Finley appears determined write himself
into notice. he speak his way Well it is his
right and We cheeriully accord hun ample room IN
columns. He is welcome. while h. is en-
deavorng TO distinguish himself he will do we'll
does ertngush himself politically Mr. Finley IN
quires wherein he has been guilty derection duty
as wing, by becoming candidate. That act of itself
is breach of duty wing thou oh a man he has a
right to do it. When Mr. Finley throws himself back on
his reserved rights he has perfect right
things. If he wthdraws from the brotherhood wings
up for hnlscIf-and asks Their favor or affection
from the wing party is his right do he ple,,Ses
But if he is honestly and sincerely wing princi
pie II his duty TO assist IN carrying out the Of
the party. In union there strength Suppos. there
were wing organization in this county. and po
cal opponents should remain banded together they
have been declared TO be by the cohesive power of pub
lie punder would the voice of wing from this county
be heard in the halls of the legislature course
not No party organization, and every man who had
vanity to suppose ne could get few votes, would
nounce himself a candidate. and the day of the
election there would he half dozen wings the field
. and but loco. Who would be elected
1t is by union that gious doing
good, the dissemination of the Bible throughout the
world. 1t by union and concert OF action that all
cetie- prosper and dispense their blessings suppose
that "a Methodist declare himself nde
pendent of church organization and up for himself
He would have the undoubted right TO do but what
could he 60 Nothing. He would have power of
hlmself and he would just far disspate the power
the body which he left, suppose this should attempt
and succeed in sowing discord the church, and finally
dissolve the whole organization would he be justly
denounced di>or-anzer and traitor the best
interests Of society The DUTY which his
country Is sacred and true patriotism will prompt man
to act in such capacity viii enable him most effectual
" to serve his country \ man may declare himself in
dependent of all civil government bat Will good
do it But it is object to write essay
the power of association
Mr. Finley complains that committees have waited upon
persons who have expressed themselves friendly to his
election Now, Mr. Finley, no committee ever did visit
friend OF yours We have heard the charge before and
! Your information Is incorrect tins point.
Again Mr. F. pays high compliment TO his fire nds by
declaring that they qad express their prere
for hlu-that they dare let It be known for Of
losing dime! Is this the liberty which YOU boast
lou leave the wing party because tyrannical. but
you dare not your indepe nde We know oil
wing who AFRAID proclaim upon the hous4ops ms
iiical preferences bat ind peadent Wings may
he 81 that chaIaeie.