Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

complain. We merely make meupran DUN to
show that TIE pres is ye, contro1itd BY those
who are human--ltabc TO err
Came OFT, w Carly" vs.. ": Cary come oct"
The attempt made by those who are in favor
OF The whisky p!a.torm--a few p5gesseAy tenn
perance men who lean the thin :, amongst EN-,
TO mi,:lfy those who VIII listen :. their efforts
a. showing the difference between tie resolutions
alopted by the Temperance STATE Convention in
Nay lat, and the Peoples Convection in July,
emlnd Us of the expressions the head of this
article. Their statement Of the vide difference
between the two, is thus made BY one of the pro-
fessors
The first goes in for the "Search. seizure, con
ii sca.lon and destruction Of all is-oxica ing II
quor> kept fer WegR sale and the las. for a
"JudciouS, constitutional and eff Gent prohiJuory
the traffic in Intoxicating, liquors a a bevera ye.'
and, as | am in favor Of the first and desire to be
consiStem | cannot and viii not vote for men who
adopt the last resolution, because It only aims to
prohiba an1 efetuoNy suppress the traffic by a
JullciouS. constitutional and efficient law, whilst
the other institutes asearch for the article alleged
to be kept for Illegal sale, and if found TO be so
kept, il is seized conf>cated and DESTROYED
am, in short, in favor Of destroying the liquor
traffic, rather than to lrohtJu and efeetxaly sup
press it-Ir's BEST AND ONLY w.Y TO GET RID
OF EVIL
This is not a man of straw we have made for
the fun Of demolishing easily; but the sum and
substance Of an argument friend Of ours had the
pleasure of listening to the other day, and who
informed us that lie thought it.Tass clear as
mud, We felt considerably Eliminated, and
ne nIl szzz-ixSS1 ;ke
others Notwithstanding the clear and logical
reasoning Of our destructive friend, we must ac-
knowledge that we no difference between
the results Of the two resolutions--it is Come
out, NJ Carly and INC Carly, come out.''
Kicking ard Pauing-A short time since, the
jeff kicked and cutfei the New Castle Banner
because the editor thereof acted Ike an honest
and independent man, and refused TO acknowl
edge the Nebraska swindlc as orr of the cher
iShed principles of the Democra,c Party. The
vigorous exertions Of our i.hlor, assisted BY
the recent manipula,ions Of "Ellngon's watch
doc" has overcome the Banner nan and he now
bows the knee to Baal. For thus degrading and
humbng himself the Jc if nowewards him bv
pattin5 the whilom poor devil ofan "41boitfion''
editor on the back and telling i'm he 'hos al
cavs been yood democrat and coaxcts has paper
ariM marked aJiluy'n How filtered Mr.. Alb
bot must feel, with the toady sine of neigh
Dor plaStered so thckly over hisform. He was
an "Abolitionist'' a short II me he '.has
ARRAYS been 3 good democrat" Faugh,
TIE CoSSERsvILLE TELEcRH.--This papcr
is not sa iSfed with apolog in answer to its
simple question why TIE Osention which
nominated Mr.. Holloway. did OF pass a vote Of
thanks complimentary TO the In. 5. w. Parker.
We trust the ed or Of that SHIT Las been actu-
acd BY sincere and candid sire 10 learn the
truth respecting this master;t cannot but
think that he sees breakers aeal' where none
are to be found and that he seeking cause for
hard feelings between friendShere none in re-
ali,v exists. In this respe the dsinteres.ed
friendship Of the Telegraph's h-or for Mr. p
out-Anthony 5 Anthony hini; for we must be-
lieve. until we have the woof Mr.. Parker to
the contrary. tia. that gentlan is entirely sat
sied with apolosy-at ast we Anosc il to
have been correct--otiered tie true spirit Of
!. friendship which this papeas ever borne for
Mr. P. and capable of bei corrobora.cd By
the testimony Of the mta ho took the most
prominent part IN that coTeon- And We fur
ther1nore say in this conncn that the resolu-
. tons were not ''cut and G" beforehand, and
$ that Mr.. HAlloway was nc, "author of them;''