The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
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EDS PALLADIUM:-You kindness permitting would
like make known to fe. friends a simple fact, as
your valuable paper has given credit fer Just the
mean TO say that you Guessed wide Of the
truth, in instance fat to mention hum
bic during the late canvass for Clerk of this
county. W neither you guessed Of me At random
aided By some other pro!ifc brain know not
whether you ui ne by yourselves, care not; but
tang do care, aR1 that is tho pug ming OF
ry BEST motives. and through you to be miseonstrued
and misunderstood. am Wiling that you should
have your opinions of and my motives and
speak of them to those acquainted with me- but whero
| am stranger would prefer that truth prevail
Not ssoreAcaied now, for while you gave
Tense, have not been the least angry Nv inligna-
ton may be raised to the highest pitch and Vet nv
temper Mt be RULED. did not vote for Meredith for
Clork Of Wayne county and for conscientious
" ch yet believe to be well founded In couse-
quence of dongl have perhaps incurred the dis
pleasure of friends, and told the disfavoT of
the Meredith clique, for the any need be
sorry and for the latter he must expect do to do
without Office and deputy ships hut so be it. 1t
suits better that it So than that betrayed
own notions Of duty For we claim To have some
few. adopted though they be J told that ought
10 have respected the feelings Of my friends in the
matter that into the nomin ton in good
faith &C. To eli s1ch want to saw that can hardly
regard you the pleasant light Of friends unless you
will permit me to act in accordance with my
into the nomination in good faith and Il declare
you that in good faith also Il will
knowletge that the friends go ahead in regard
to what may most rebound to the glory and hon
Of our party, in so far intentions concerned
least. Editors and friends well myself, may
Judgment to what Tor the better
If willfuly and knowingly, 1t were grievous
fault, and srieyously may we answer it We cannot
eec'oneerer, nor because he has the reputation OF
being great STOCK man. nor because he has had
Office great deal nor because he has buried
$50 900 in the railroads of the county, and. although
be little partial to Caroinians, that Of
itself IS ucent Everything else being equal, if
a man is Rerublic.n, would always Tor him.
Ii he is nominated by the Republican party we would
vote for him. But Old wayne is under obligations
to Mr. NJ absolutely in debt to him An indeed
,.,n ,,,1I hara
County Commissioners just pay him an installment
before the debt is increased to 'bankruptcy'-
VIII she be under less obligations to him after he has
performed the aruous duties of the Clerks Office for
light long years? " ny, she will certsinly be under
office, because 1t Is the only one in the county, the
etnounents Of which will prevent him from being
sacrificed and therefore you must continue him 1t
will not do to nterpose the Constitution, cannot
give him State elce because the state is Democrat
c. and the rule recently promulgated is that there
to be No chan in or vassalatng Il tends 70 weaken
the party. ana .iuiure The prospects for year
As understand parties must stand they
The rule says that We must not countenance a Demo
crat a neghbor, friend a civilized but in
an cases a. an easny as a'eh OF fhiade: Phlah b"f
no, Gro iaiGa. IF such not leg itinats con-
illusions from he arguments used, then not
quainted with the use # the Kings english Having
been kind Of iegitimate candidate. has prevented
us from ying much. We say esitimate because
have been taught that must first consult Sol. and
his court order make all things legitimate and
1T proper time For my said ofsn.e, the Paa 'ium
first publishes aud the Republican copies 70 the
nee. being defunct canIiiate The former terms
"a missionary of SchIsters termed by him-that we
have said birth ri ght for of pottage.
what Is worse "a deputy ship BE re and suffer
such dishonor' We not be tedious. but would
say that expec. nothing more from Mr Schiater
(nor would have expecte} than the duties Of neigh
Dor friend aaf want him an his friends to
ards without feeling under any obligations what
ever. So do say redith and mis- friends. only
king it be -eembe red that there is hereafter
If Mr.. sSehster thinks it right that in case should
be candidate for Township Clerk to take the street
md fssHt rad
nary q time. Oue thing and done an J
that is 10 say of Sol that know would no.
promise deputy snip hold out overtures of any
dercd that the charge made, where every
thing Of Tho kind Is done We know you will consider
this great bore. bat in truth remain Republican
II. GARRETT.