The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-09

deceive OtIers.
We have no room 10 notice further Mr. is
effort The people Of this Congressional dis
trics viii attend 10 his case next week, and
w leave him in their hands
To the Democratic and Foreign Born
Voters of Indiana.
As the day Of our State election draws nigh.
We find both parties rebuilding their cxertions
to secure the triumph of the candidates Of their
choice. and it may be well in the nlids; Of the
charges OF corruption and intended foul vo-
ting, hurled from the partisan press on either
side. 10 maintain bright look ont as to the
actual changes and combinations that have ia
ken. or are about to take place in the political
world
You have been told with some show of
truth that the Republican party was tie
Know Nothing party in dissuise-that the
Buchanan party was the only one that main
tanned and defended the rights of the fore gn-
er. Many Of you have seen fit 10 Judge 9th
erwise, and avow your preference for Fremont
and Free Territories. This has caused a COM
motion in the ranks OF your party leaders. ed
i,ors and speakers. and from the following ex-
tract. l should Judge. also a change in their
principles. The Fillmore party We all know
to combine the strictest sect of Know No
thingism. together with the party hacks of the
old line Wing party: in fact this party has OBJ
sorbed all the pro slavery Know Nothings of
'54. that have not gone back TO the ranks Of
the Democracy. and it is of a proposed union
of this party. tina. Gov. Floyd. of Virginia.
speaks as follows:
Il, as to whom there is not a man in the
State Of Virginia in the South who would
say that there is any ground of suspicion
against his faith 10 the Democratic party-I
tell you here. now. that l am an elector for the
State of Eirgi mia, and going to be chosen
the world Of oppression and obioquy could
not prevent mel tell you. fellow citizens,
Fillmore men and Republicans. if you can
show me that the candidate of the Black r :
publican party can only be beaten by nv vote
being cast for Mr.. Fillmore, tia; | will give my
vote to Mr.. Fillmore, il the ground opens and
swallows me. (Great applause J And | will
tell YOU something more: Virginia, democrat
ic Virginia, that never failed aud never fal-
tered-(a voice, Never tire" AVE, and
never tired, either, my friend, since the Brit
ish flag took its receding course across the
waters Of the Acknowledgements, too, will
come up and stand to my back in that move
ment and in that vote That is all have got
to say
In support Of this theory, too, the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, followed by the party press
throughout the Northern States. have ceased
~ Of 4 ,.,Lt l..
lantern conspirators." dc. AMI begin 70 COO
and bill with the Cincinnati Times ard kin.
dred papers, each aiding the others in their
meetings, pole rasings. &c. Is there nothing
significant in this? Is there not a possibility
that in voting the so called d ,mocratic party
into power. you may find, as the fox in the ia
bic did, that all the footprints of the animals
going to aid the sick lion, were in one Girec.
tion-that instead of partaking of his bounty
they were used to serve his insatate craving
after supper.
Look 10 it, friends. and see that You are not
duped by specious promises, for if the State
election goes strongly in favor OF the Republi-
cans, you may be assured there will be fu-
sion Of the opposition party against Fremont,
and regar dless Of your interests. And it will
require your united vote in opposition to them
to prevent the contamination of their schemes
after Office and power-watch The course Of
your chief leaders, pay more regard to their
actions than to the words of designing street
and barroom politicians, then vote as their
course will drive you to vote
CooL IMPUDENcE-A little circumstance
occurred last week. in one Of our stores, only
worth relating to show that impotence some
times succeeds in getting its understandings
brushed up and polished without cost. A
Buchanan .Abolitionist," who had been con-
tending that he was as much opposed TO slave
nv as any Republican, declared that slave
holder had las much right to emigrate to
Kansas. with his slaves. as a citizen Of free
State had TO take into that Territory his horses
and cattle He As met by Republican
with the answer that no one objected to the
people Of the South taking their slaves there;
but the main objection consisted IN the fact
of the Shareholders wishing TO take the pecu-
liar laws governing that evil with them law
regulating and enforcing it. Said he. we have
laws in the State Of Indiana which, if he were
to go 10 Kansas. he would ike 10 see estab-
lished there; but that would not be permitted
unless majority Of the citizens of that Ter
ritorv were also favorable 10 them. This train
Of thought seemed TO be new li.h, 10 the
Buchanan "Abolitionist,' and whilst revoly-
ing it in his own mind. in stepped a blscking
pedlar. Looking around on tie group, and
thinking from the consequential appearance and
The lines Of care and Darplexity exhibited on