Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

"PALLAniuM GTESSiNG &c
The last JetFsrsouian "opens rich in
the Growing line The democrats" cltim
all The glory, and nothing is said by them
Of the aid and comfort received from the
free sol" party-wthou, which the do
mocraiic ticket" would have been teguae,
as usual IN this county The successful
candidates on tha, ticket. should no, thus
uea. their best ffiends. a, leas, 81 soon
after the election it nigh, damp their ar.
dor in future operations, bargains. SALES.
and transfers. Listen u the music:
"O'G IFaunc Redrcmed,-The whole
democratic ticket. with one exception. has
been elected IN this county. for the ,ir>,
time within the memory Of man. Taylor's
majority IN this county last tall was CSC
Chapman, erow,"-I JeiIersonian
Taylor's majority CSC; we'll. Mat~on',
majority over Wrigh, is now 45o; bu,
un,e the Iass and Van Buren, cote las
was done AZ the recent elec,ionl and lay
Tor is l06 in the minority, and unite the
vote II Wright and Cravens. our candid
ale for Governor would DO Ioe in nj.
noriry: still. according To the Je.iersonian'.
request. Chapman must ''crow" for the
success ot the Democratic ticke, in "Oli
Wayne," when The Wing candidate for
Gov beat ;heir malnul huller" i5o votes.
and Reafd, Elder. &c, succeeds by tho
aid Of the free soil' party. aud by iac
non-voiing OF ,bou, 200 live Whig, IN this
townships Chapman. crom.''
In regard 10 our guessing" qual.iie,-
our flores; gh, anl sagac.,y. we d. claim
10 be "some." anl 1.-THE people will learn
how much confidence 10 place" in our
predictions hereafter-we hope they will.
We stated that the democratic ticket"
would '.be defeated by an average major
itv Of 400 and what is The result, The
only exclusive democratic tickoi''-votcd
for by that party, was Joseph A. Wrigh,
and James II Lane; Mat,on, beats tho
former $50 votes and S,antield beats the
latter 593-here is an average IN majority"
of 26.--more than we predicted. Tho
free soil" tickle, had J. H. Cravens and
John w. Weight, at its head. and they
were voted for by that party; each Of these
two parties united on the Congressional.
Legislative and County candidates, and
II became mongrel or mixed ticket--a
mess. like the witches in the play of Mac.
beth mingled ,ogeihcr!--it cannot be con-
sidered a. a democratic ticket" and its
triumph is nothing more nor less than
demo-.ree soil-one party could not have
succeeded without the aid Of the o,her-
Hence. The people viii perceive that. al
though We do not claim TO be prophet
nor The son Of prophet. our predictions
in regard to the democratic ticket" have
been more than verified.
/ Fake the free soH'' vote CSC from the
vote given 10 the mingled ticket, and the
average majority" TO-. ,ar Wing tickle, ia
this county viii be upwards Of $50
So much for guessing and now for
the bird. The las, J Il. says. in reply 70
request We made for the loan OF tho
rooster belonging 10 that establishment:
''Scna over, ucighbors. aud got our
rooster--he is at your service. We van,
YOU 10 crow"
WEI we did send over, and. barring the
noise AMI confusion he made. when We
grabbed HIM by the legs to place him in
our columns, here he is-as large life
and twice as naiural-he' : n sensible bird
will not crow in Wing paper only ON
his back-he's initiating the Wing party
in this State and in Tennessee: looking
aP'cards IN an eaSy posuion. and our pri-
vate opinion is that he would make equal
y as good a representative TO the lcgisla-
tare as his master will; but, gentlemen.
and ladies' here's the celebrated bird ..rat
crolcS." Hear him: