Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-24
The August Eiection--Or1anizat

Not much has yet been said by the people, in any por
ton Of the State in relation to the next August election
They have been busily engaged in the pursuit of their
various avocations of them with view Of reev-
ing themselves from endorsements which have been
for years resting upon hen-and others to lay up
thing for the future This is highly commenda-
bic, and whilst thus engaged, though there has been
outward manifestation of interest doubt not,
dent desire fe the part of the Wings, TO again do
battle in behalf Of what they be the in
terests Of the country When the proper time arrives
for action, they viii 80 into the with energy
greatly accelerated By the repose which they have
joyed
That they may efficiently bring their full strength
to the polls, submit, whether it is time
adopt system of organization which will have such
result Heretofore, the Wing party of State has
been at fault in this respect We have relied too much
large mass-meetngs, whilst the remote neighbor-
hoods neglected Means should be adopted to place
before every the opportunity of forming po
litica opinions and to convince of the Importance
of their nanto at the polls To do So orgaliza-
tons should be minute to reach every school dis
,rict in the State. This may be accomplished with less
labor than IT first might be supposed. 1t only the
active exertions of few in each district give
and they will have hosts OF gallant and ready hands
to help them in carrying it Out For years oppo
nen have been able BY such MEANS vanquisl US,
though they were IN IN actual minority Tie Of
their that they don't forget be at the polls
election day. Why benefit ourselves by the
experience of the past,
Another means Of success, which wish impress
upon friends, is The piopcr selections Of candidates far
the rarious offices. The mode adopted making such
selections ought to be such give general
In all instances the best capable and strongest
men should BIO brought forward and, when nominate
IS made, Wing ought resolve for himself that
every honorable shall be adopted sustain it, L.
IS nporan to bear in mind that every dssenon re-
gard 10 candidates, matter how unmp tho office
to be filed will effect Cube ticket This can
and by all means should be avoided.
We assert with a confidence which we have not be fore
felt since defeat in 1911, that within the power
of tho Wing Party Of this State again place it in the
proud position of being ranked among the Wing States
Of the Union. Thousands of those who in Isf4 cast
their votes against the Wing candidate for the Pres.de
Cyl did under the influence preuGices which can
have no bearing their action in the approaching cleo
ton Others have become convinced that the proposed
rcsuscation Of the sub-reasury and the destruction of
the American Tariff viii have injurious effect on the
prosperity of the country and will evince such convic-
tom by voting against those VINO the advocates OF
policy rujnous.
These things considered. the Wing Party have only 70
make little effort to achieve permanent ascendencv
IL the state and which would De favoraby felt in the
next Presidential election.
That this effort will be made, we do not permit our
selves to doubt To this end ask the Nhr Press in
every portion of the State urge tho immediate adop-
suit SO much to be desired-Iadiana State Journal.