Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

ment Bill is mos. equitable one. 1t was adop-
ted by tie Legislature Of 1910. and has never
been complained Of by the people; notwthstand-
ing some leaders among our advorsarles arc now,
for The first time, seeking TO prejudice lis provis-
ions order to fish up excuse for their post
poncment of the Senatorial election. AS evil
dencc of the party character Of that BILL II IS
enough TO say that It was voted for by that prom
nont .'dcmocrat' Hon I. j. Henley, now in
Congress- and against, by Hon. {. 3. Smith, now
in Congress, and equally prominent Wing.
The Apportionment Law is OF moment enough IN
itself fully 10 tho energies OF every ovor of
the State.
Fellow Wings, the watch~ord which sounds
from the capital of your State IS action. We OK
hort YOU 10 I. new organization and 10 another
aud determined conflict. Our brethren, the l.
mon over, again n,arshallinc for the fight with
renewed confidence and unabatcd ardor. And
lnaiais has unusual inducements TO assert her
whole strength. Her Wings have the power.
They cXertcd Il to secure the present Legislature.
They secured that body. In JOINT ballot. because
they thought its security rendered certain wing
and anti-Texas representative for six years IN
the Senate of the United States. BY fragrant
defiance of the Constitution the will of that Lcgs-
lature has been scornod. and the Union looks 10
our vote in August next for q rebuho of the out
rage. The State CAN be redeemed from those
who have promised falsely and who have con-
tcmned tho Constitution. And the Stat, lust be
redeemed To this end, your representatives,
have each ,ie-I,to faith with the other to do bat
tic with new zeal and untiring perseverance,
That will sustain US. and cooperate, as one
man, with US. we feel and know.
\ sentence of suggestion to you, and We arc
done this imperfect address. Let urge you to
begin EARLY and to carry out faithfully YOUR
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION. Keep alivo your old
committees and create now Above all, sui
fer consideration 10 Prevent THE SELECTION OF
YOUR STRONGEST MEN, IN every county, as candid
atcs for tho Legislature. Frown down, you
value success, NIL bartcring Of candidates in
change for different offices. Sutfor tho use of No
ONE MAN NAME to DO practlsed upon as THE can
ddutc for tho Unitod States Senate. Such course
will prove destructive, because it is little and sell
fish, and unworthy great party. The Cause
FIRST. and the men LAST, should be the motto
Goa lesce with no NEW parties bat treat all with
respect, and invite tho aid of all who have at
heart the good of the Country. In the words re-
Gently spoken by Mr.. Clay to the Kentucky cleo
tors. remember that. Tho Wings are dcber-
;. atcy convinced Of the truth and wisdom of the
:. measures which thov have espoused. 1t seems,
therefore. that :hcy should pcrscVcrc in conten-
= ding for thom and that, adhcrng to their sepa-
and distinct organizati thoy should treat
:. all who have the good Of their country in Wow,
with respect and sympathy. and invite their CO.
cooperation IN securing the patriotic objects which
:. it has been their aim and purpose 10 accom-
'plish.' BY an early and pcrscycring effort, we
regard the complexion Of the next General Assem-
bly, rs undoubtedly Wing. and the vindlcation OF
State from the recent outrage, rs certain.