The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-28

r The Bully Admonisheth his Brethren.
= On Monday nigh. last, the leader Of the
: Buck African Democracy in these diggins--
} Bully Bickle-gave his followers few words
, of counsel. Gree gratis-for nothing" He
informed them that Saturday would. in all
probability, cause a vast, innumerable, meal
cula5le, profoundly great and astonishingly
mighty host Of his and their political breth-
rem to agglomeraie, beneath the outrageous
trees Of the forest, approximating and ada
cent 10 the Southern corporate limits Of the
city. yelept Richmond within a shor. distance
of the aforesaid city. be the same more or
lass. (Cheers) After thus infinitely deScrib-
ing the place of meeting. he reminded them
that it was solemn, sacred, holy and evan
gelical duty, which they owed to him. Them
selves. and the great, huge and expansive
democratic psrty-a party co-sx:ensive. cock
istent aud co eternal with our grand, glorious
and resplendent Union, to refrain from settiae
drunk that day. (Grest sensation He
forciby reminded his brethren Of their fail
ings and their shortcomings in this respect,
heretofore, to wit-at Counersville and else
where; (heads down. and warned them
to disregard the wholesome doctrine Of Free
Agency as taught by His Honor, Judge Per.
kins. for day. (Soemn Stiffness He
avcrred that lie did not "fegn a spasm be-
cause a drinks glass % al or whisky"
in order to promote social hiiari.y," CHEERS.
but that it was necessary, proper aud expedi
l. , I
lee, beeause the eyes OF the Black Repub-
licans'' re upon them. ready, ike the Phil
istines cd with Sampson, OF old. when he
was shorn OF his strength 10 AXE advantaya
Of your aceakness Games g.asPed very
ughtly.) Be watchful, then said The speak
er, and do not indulge in the contents of the
inebriating cup-do not quaff the exhilera-
ting eordial--do not partake of the GASEOUS
and malufed liquor that day for which all
other days made. to wit: Saturday
next. (Revolvers felt for In short. do
not, | beg of you, make mslt-worms and
malt horses of yourselves, like you have done
on similar occasions, and by doing, fasten.
affix and rivet the opinion already prevailing
TO alarming extent. that are are the rhisBy
party Teeth gritted) If you remain
comparatively sober throug hout the day, that
will be sufficient exaction of abstemiousness
your part; (cheers. then. when night has
drawn her sable curtains ath wart the blue
orb of aerial space, you can again assemble
yourselves arou the hospiable counters Of
Brothers Essenmacher, Mushmeyer, Cassel
and others equally worthy and Well quail
fed, and again 'enjoy one spontaneous gush
Of sentiment (TreuledOus cheers
An Introduction and Another Pledge.
A Fremonter who weighs about zone tom
were conversing together. when he was hailed
by one of them with the inquiry if he wasn't
going TO vote for Mr.. Malone for Sheriff,
against that notorious drunkard, Jess Will
liams?" He halted. and told these gentlemen
that 10 - ~ - ~ go ..iaas---
that he did Mt believe word of the hes man
ufactured by the friends Of Malone against
him--but. if all were true, said he, that is
circulated against him. in regard to his drink
ing, yet he is preferable to Malone, from the
fact that he is with the Republicans against
the extension of Slavery. whilst Malone
stands on the Cincinnati Platform. that en-
dorsos the extension Of that evil and, besides.
continued he, if Malone should be elected,
thu Buck Africans" of this county would
claim it Cincinnati Platform victory
One of the gentlemen replied, that Es would
pledge his word and honor. that the party TO
which he WAS attached, would NOT claim Mr.
: Ms election as party triumph-that he had
good right TO know the feelings of Mr.. NJ.
+, because 4 am Mr.. Malone, myself Our
Fremont friend being ;hus introduced to
Mr.. Maione." took him BY he hand and
apologised for speaking 50 pla MY but inform
ei him that viva he had said xa> his candid
sentiments, and lie fell no disposition t. take
advantage Of his prottered pledge believing
that II would turn out good deal Ike vii
lard's fetal abstinence pledge. or like the
pledge that Andy SCOTS election would not
be regarded ss a triumph,
To be elected Sheriff of cid Wagas, We
have no doubt Mr.. " would almost pledge
himself to vote for Fremont, if be thought he
could thereby succeed! Anxious Mr.. Malone
Will wait awhile. of course!
Masonic Convocation.
The General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
AasoHs and the General Grand Eneampme1
of Knight Templars of he United States,
hold their trennisl meetings. ia the city OF
Hartford Connecticut. on the 9th DAY of Sep
TENDER next. Delegates from every State in
the Union, TO the number of about two hun
dred, are expected 10 be present Nessrs.
Hacker. of Shelbyville. Ba.lies, OF Fl Wayne.