Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-03

This is divine injunction to the human family, aud
ohosc who do honor their parents tho promise is that
their "days may be long in the land We do not
gate to oursef this promise, neither will say that
have not fulen short of the proper honor due from
child to parents; but this willing say that
but the lowest oascourngs Of creation-vilc reptiles in
human shape. who delight to crawl in their slime
and flth-bengs who having character Of their
TO lose delight to drag others to their degraded level
none but such things Iyndc Elliott George Pattiscn,
and last and least j. H. Hunt have charged with
being "I'arenf dishonoring son." The from
whence the charge cmanatcs, do not regard- has
feahery ghtness about it, that is easily be bOrnc and
70 long surrounded by friends who knor u.s.
and the grasp of honest mems hands extended
wards and felt and appreciated by such charges from
ssA polluted beings will be regarded ehay If be
found fighting against progressive democracy in OPP
position to the belief of parent constitutes dishonor
ing him, then do we plead guilty. When guilty
Of forging orr fathers in Bank for the purpose Of
Aa"di"g 6hhy iuere,' any other purpose, then the
damning charge Of parent dshonorng should be BRAN
ded on our forehead with red hot iron! Can Hunt
mat he never thus dshonored his father When at
tempt to pass counterfeit money fellow
then we expect to be entitled the of scoundel
Can Hunt say that the title of scound,c fit
- close straight jacket would and that he has
thus been guilty of spare -dishonorng'' When sus-
Pc'on attaches itself for having entered the New
Castle JAIL other prison. for the purpose of releas
ing criminal who placed there for CONTRIBUTING,
and eftccting his release then do expect the
and contempt of honorable men, and "black- hearted
abandoned proflgatc Parenfdishonorng son. and feon
10 be marked. Cainlke that would be shun-
ned and avoided by the good and vrtuous. Was Hunt
mus engaged in opening the prison doors and letting that
connierfeer free, and he connected with him by
The cohesive power of rasealuyl When We are s,s-
Pected Of puroinng money coming through or to the
Richmond Postoice. foa blot will certainly set
tie soul, and the title of thief will be added to our
nac then would he grey hairs of kind and indulge nj
iatfer be brought Gin to the grave! Was Hunt
and the notorious Otey thus engaged in stealing money
from letters at the time that Borden kept the Postoce
and hunt was reading lac with himI If all these crimes
can be answered in the affirmative, Jim Hunt the
oack-hearted abandoned profigae Parent dshonoring
"n' end would not the renitentiary be fitting
place for him than Cambridge City,
We hope our readers will for noticing the re-
marks Of the Rere; should have noticed it fur
ner, had not its editor proper revamp Elo,ts
stale charge Of Parent dishonoring; and if Hunt is
not satisfied with corporal Davis" reasons, why
nc hope he will have the satis aean of going quietly to
NE Penenfiary without ad-we do not exercise the
functions OF a Sheriff and of Wen not have the
trouble Of taking him JeficrsonvllIe of hanging him
that's all.