The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31
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Enthusiasm on the I4crsase---Ratif7ea
t5oa Meeting Il a~z-te14s 6arS---CId
Liners becoming Despsraeat
NsseEs. E1Irozs. Oh Sa,aa34v. lie &C Ii
la~z-, tie hardy yeoEsfry Of tie region round
Gsu5 SpsF >bar-. Ir5l f3esg Ears - v ofA to
iea1 a tEemau, ratification Gnee.5a., 3; TIA.
place. Several persons counted tie crowd
and aseasgaiaed that ,hs5e were abaat cog
persons present WHAT township meeting
On an culinary occasion i " 5a5 j b. dlffiea3l
70 Se' two or three haalsel persons together
al ta3s busy season ii tIe year. Il any al cur
township Villages. bat row II Is enly neee~Sa-
~ - give tAEee oE'aur cay ) nos.ce ol Free
q n Freeman aad Fremont meeting aud The
sfease i dropped Oh TIE seat lie pow sop
pe4 In tie iagEew. tae mechanics hammer sal
saw become silent. AMI you sev thousands
pressing the}r Way % the place where hvpae-
}lsy Is uaFns~Aed daspot5>l4 exposed aad the
Gelu4s = t..Is Administration whose every act
almost, has been treason against the PRINCIPLES
upon which cur torefathess planned his az
eminent held up - tie seoFn AMI contempt
Of al honest community. OH liners see their
certain doom in these indications, they have
read the hand writing OF the Wal. and, Bel
sAazzar Ike. tLejr knees begin 10 smite To-
sether, their teeth 20 chatter. aud a deadly
A<tti@f4 NfEAN FFtt SA5EzIF #ettasttNSss
with " dlArl. The sensible oues among them
are ready 10 gle the S..,e Up a. !as.--.o ihem
jrreeoverabiy lost
Bus | must give yea more minute de-
seF1Ptaoa Of tic meeting. Tie delegations be
gaa 10 come in about , g clock, NJ. aud con
uoved 10 pour in until p. II. Newport sent
about l21-oue six horse team took upwards
of IL, aud bore twelve flags, tx oil which were
very large aud fine; there were two four horse
teams. wsa about % persons each, carrying
each four flags; the remainder Of that delega
ton Went IN carriages and bugg}es-
From Lynn there were two four horse
teams. one drawn by match greys, carrying
three splendid flags. THIS delegation con
tanned about Too individuals.
There Was handsome delegation present
from Winchester, accompanied by brass
band. This delegation left t1eir flags at home
in consequence Of Ike appearance af rain in
tie morning, but | understand they have
some very fine ones--oae especially. that ere
ated quite q sensation at indianapolis on the
18Th
Our Bethel boys were there with their
band. aud discussed some charming music,
a. Well Is the Manchester band 10 delighted
listeners. The Bethel band commenced learn
ing 10 play early the past spring. aud have
made rapid progress; they already execute
some Of the most intricate pieces with much
skill and taste
Messrs. Colgrove. Judge Peelle, VIM.
Stone and Thomas Brown, OF Randolph, aud
cur friend ]. 7, Williams, OF this county,
called out and made telling speeches. Early
i'll the proceedings, old liners We're invited TO
take The stand: and a fair division of time of
fered them to discuss the matters of difference
between them and the Republicans. but they
deemed discretion the better part of valor:
.'Ho who doesn't fight, hut runs away,
Ny ike II GIT son4s other cay
Or ii NAV be that there were none present.
| am rather iucliued to the latter opinion for
the best # order prevailed thing unk now n
in these parts. in crowd where dozen of
the whisky party happened TO be present
| understand that some oil friend Freeman
plaaax of tie 'Hnterrifed who figured SO
prominently at Lynn, Saturday week under
the Influence Of that good old donbh. copper
Ieesiier." are cur>ing "Oll korfect." and
threatening TO thrash hIn when I'll, V ind him
Well, he thinks. and their nci4hbors think,
thai Is the only reply they can make to his
statements He let them oil too easily, but
intends TO report them O. X hereafter.
Mr.. D Hough principal of the 81 District
City School III the city of Cincinnati has been
spending few days with relative in Lynn.
Yesterday morning he happened III company
with some halt dozen of these red .uosed
scoundrels. and none OF his friends at hand.
Politics was their them. They Were stran-
gers to him, but not gentlemen. "a he had
enormously supposed. lie joined in the con
ser>atjon, any gentleman had RI ht Ia do,
deporing himself with perfect courtesy to-
ward them; in a few moments they common
cd cursing him like the savares they are
One of them drew a large kaife upon him, and
began to flourish it in 4 very menacng man
ner. Mr. Hou.h quietly put his hand IN his
pocket. stepped clio er 10 him, aud invited him
to make his demonstration a little clearer, his
bu.ly>hip seemed suddenly to take some mys-
ferrous hint which cooled his courage won
derfuy and fet him n walking bDck,cardt
These ara old line arguments. the only ones
ley lave lett. ard trey are evidences o. Inc
stale OF terrible desperation ia which hey are
placed Whenever You show IRE man who
i buovant WIKI hope. fail Of confidence in tie
justice If hi cause engaged in Tuning and
cursing n every t.5ue that seems . run coun-
t-r to his w.s&ss, YOU will sl.a. me sight
entirely new under tie sau-s8n thing that
has been gotten mp FROM tie stump since 81,
omen ; time. As ever. yours,
O. K