The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19


il all their corrupt schemes for perFetaating /
themselves 10 power.
scs- Oar neighbor ofthe Jefersonan fuds fault
with our style, in telling ers that We had
declined publishing Offices for those persons who /
desire to obtain license to sell intoxicating liquor.
lie says our sty lie is self righteous" Perhaps it
is We do believe We are more righteous than
some Others on this liquor question. fit is self
righteousness to think so then perhaps our neigh
Dor is right for we wrote felt. How will
be helpit! But that is not only sin we ad.
vestse for negro shows, circases. &c. Well, We
confess that such things no benefit to commu-
nifty, but our neightors repEoof OF Us is lik the
preaching Of the devil-he does the same thing -
We oftr no defense for advertising negro con
certs cifcases, &c. but we have good ard sltfi-
cientIesson to prevent aiding the liquor deal
er 10 obtain license to sci! liquor. We regard
liquor selling and liquor drinking as fraught With
more evil 70 the people q this country than any
thing el.e-as the cause of uiHe euths al the
crime misery, " oe aud want in the land. Does
the editor of the Jcgtrsonan desire the evidence
Of the fact !? VIII he, the special organ Of the
Eqaor sellers deny the fact? VIII he set aside
istrates our overseers Of the poor our insane a.y
lums and all the statistics which have been col
lected on this subject? All go to establish the
fact that the of liquor is mot detrimental to
the prosperity Of community and the happiness Of
the people. Believing knowing this to be the
fact We are not willing to aid the lqr or seller in
his business. If all tie odi ors il the country
were to pursue the course no Hcerse could
have been issued as no notice could have been
given.
But our neghbor intiuates that notice was
offered TO US for publication. Men who indulge
in falsehoods may be disposed TO think all others
equally corrupt with themselves. Our object in
noticing the fact that had declined to make
the publications requested, was more to express
our disapprobatiou of the law and the liquor traf
is, than to claim any merit Tor the refusal.
~ Our friend, J. w Sweepy, Of the Walnut
Street House, Cincinnati. gave the light Of bis
countenance in our sanctum, on Friday last Mr.
Sweeny kept good hotel in this city some
eighteen years ago, aud he has been keeping a
good house ever since. The Walnut Street is
second to no other House in the Queen City, and
is excelled by bat few any place else. Oar
friends who may visit the city will enl the Wal
nut Street the place TO stop aud stay at.
SINGERS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Our neighbor, Samuel Bells is agent for tie
sale of this most excellent machiue. We have
seen it at work and have never seen a machine of
any kind or for any purpose, more complete in
its operations. 1t IS very simple in construction
and pc managed by any person. 1t Is adap
ted to all kinds of family sewing, aud is he
almost perfected result ofexperienee il the defects
Of other machines We have seen vests which
were made upon this machine, which cannot be
eqnalled for entness by the most accurate needle
women. Sewing machires have become al
most indispensable article Of household ss''''oF'y'
and We advise all who wish 10 purchase one. not
to fail TO examine those at Mr.. Bellls. where
they may be seen in operation at any time, The
ladies are requested TO cal an see them, Wheb-
er they wish to parchase not They viii be
shown with the greatest pleasure. They are ssIc
at very low prices.