Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

0Several articles intended tor this
oa'14ee .-<.,s;.ss-@asAsce'. k,~akvN Ads4sA
vi,e the especial attention Of tho intslli-
gent and liberal minded reader. 1t will
be printed in pamphlet form in few days
for gratuitous distribution.
"F0r.vvard:..M-0.r
| rElder, Vale & Co.. having patched uPa
ticket with an eye to suit the circumstances BY
which they are surrou ded-heal the brsschss
in the democratic ranks-bring back the "bole-
ers'' to the support Of Julian, and clinch the
"bargain" entered into by these worthless for
all the county offices to be given 10 democrats
for democratic votes for Julian. in considsra-
ton Of free soil votes to the county democratic
candidates; they nrs now busiiy Issuing their
comma nds to those who are disposed TO be frac.
tious and "kick up" to fall in tho ranks and
vote for their ticket, regardless Of the Jubilee
resolution Of the Cambridge Democratic Con-
vention, "fhat democratic at liberty 10 uofe
at the August election for Congress they deem-
ed proper" Elder. Vale & Co. arc yelling at
the top of their voices: For ard Ma
and they seem de determined to whip the recusants
into the traces in despite of the Cambridge
higher La,c. In corrobora,on Of ihis. We learn
from democrat that the editor Of the Jederso-
MAN has been writing letters TO the friends OF
an indepe ndent democratic candidate for the
Legislature. (Dr. T.. p. Austin } to persuade him
il possible to leave the track, or il no persists
in running, not to vote for him. From tho fol-
lowing commu nication, il will be seen that Mr..
Austin has determined to brave the indignation
Of this self-constituted clique Of Captains, and
exercise his right Of being candidate. their
dictaion to the contrary notwithstanding.
We have been acquainted with Eb. Austin for
! a number of years, and know him to be 4 high
minded honorable man; and were il not that
we have equally ns worthy men the Wing
ticket we would be tempted to vote for Eb.
for auid lang SINE. Notwithstanding differ
in our political opinions.
| We must be permitted to remark, that our
friend will be obliged to class with being
Van Wrinkle ISL and ..beh mi the times" for We
still believe that u. S. Bank is fur preferable
to sub-Tr-asury Bank--s,iI in favor Of q pro-
teciive tarif--improvem-nt Of rivers and har-
hors by tho general government to protect COM
merce, sc. &c. With Us the old issues do not
seem to be sinking iaio obivion'--th-y are up
permosi in our thoughts. aud we hope to live to
see them shedding their benign influences all
over our beloved country.--(Jr. Ed.
To thc Voters OF Wayne County:
Believing II il essential necessary that every
citizen should understand the position I occupy,
that lao may be enabled TO discharge his duty 40
such on the first Monday in Angus, next, sub
nit the following remarks:
1t Is matter Of JOY and congratulation that
the fell spirit Of pnrtysm is vanishing away
II some hot-headed, ultra partisans still bus-
ter'ng. they appear like an airy noihing--a bub-
BILE floating on the ruffied surface of the water
alter rain The matters originally in contro-
versy among the people. seem 10 be sinking ia
to oblivion. The old controversies are hardly
ever mentioned. and a man who would now cry
out in favor Of a United States Bank-a protect
i've taria. internal improvements. &c. &c.-shs
American System, as il WAS called years seo.
would appear aItnos, as far behind the iimes -
old Rip Van Wrinkle, when he arose from, III.
twenty years sleep in Sleepy Hollow.
The Fugitive Slave Law il . matter Of iuves-
tigstion--some Of the Democrats are 10 favor Of
the law. great many Of the Wings Of the
same opinion, ~ am amazed At the Fngiiive
Slave law" Ito use the language Of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher,1 "because il 10 20 utterly
unfit for the object for which il was made The
old Law was weak through the flesh and the new
T h., Of sh;os Now .na ,o%s.o. liz:
fishing. aud il would make no diff. renee wheth-
er hold old stick for . pole with . crooked
pio for . hook. or an elegant brass- eruled ex-
IL nsion rod with hy scie ntiicsiiy fixed. can.
not IN sth.r catch any fish; 20 Il IL with the
law. The south could not catch sheiv sJsves virh
The Old law, aud SO they went 10 work to man.
a perfect, elegant, brass f~ruisd law: bnt .ft.,
all they will not do any better with the pev I.v
The trouble 10 not in tho iaw-that was rood
enough before: they have bad fishing prou nd.
IL man " as SICK with the cholera and should
give dose Of medicine TO his horne that ~ aria
not do him much good; in this case: il wee
the public sentiment that was sick and they've
bee n dosing the law.''
In regard TO State affairs IL see ,ns Il ;f,c., r..
the parties to find any thing Of Importance so
conte nd about. The bankn g .ys,e IA spo,.us 70
be settled or will be when the arne ud.d eon.s,-
tuition - odopted Some Of the d-mccs.ss are
III favor Of the baakS-S0D- Of ihsrp are ssock-
holders aud directors. Some Of the de,uorr,a.
contend that the notes discounted n sAs b,uke
and drawing interest, s,ouid Be taxed st,s s.np~
as other notes bearing Interest," great ssoy u
the wings arc Of the sams opinion TAs chief
contention now is about which shall have H.
power.
Land Reform is a favorite measure with M.
To provide land for the Iandess and homes ees6
exemption. !" a matter Of int rest TO all: % sbs
great object Of popular goyernme at 10 the hap.
Pinesss Of the people. OF al ieast should b.
Tempe france 10 essential to national prospect.
~ and happiness That 10 happy nasios il
social. family. and neighborhood felicity: brt
We must watch this csuse-we will falter in 70.
Joicing over liberty till We see our cou.trv esfe
from IntemPersnee; and we should distsust Al
Prete ns'o"s 70 patriotism or philanthropy. which
cold1y regards the efforts 10 make en- ee..erv
happy BY making orr citizens sober
bot this article 10 getting too lopR: msss
close BY reminding you that Washinr,oe. u
Faaher Of his Coontry-the iiustsious JeAersea
Jackson, and Harrison. all wsrned ths peo.ee
against the evil spirit of p.rtyism.
Well. afser ell. l am candidate for Rspse.
. "ts'ive before he people. and feIeesed .h.ll
b the Representative Of the people asd net Of
= party. f. p. AUSTIN.
Jscksenbsrg. Jsiy 18th, 1851.