The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

:. qumed by ne free -oiers, and ne publicly pro-
| c aine them and induced honest men TO believe
that BE- honestly entertained the opinion. then e :
dressed Ilc viii lot say SO. nou- lie ~iil nc"
,osless that ne Only avosei the "pinions then *
rsssed TO beat he Wing party. and secure me
| soil vote Tor seat 10 tie Legislature
lie then declared himself opposed to the or
| gan zation OF any territorial goveTnn en-, ~hit
id not prohibit slavery going there
lie d, cisred that he vas opposed to the az
IL sion of AIRY more slave states. under any aDo
ait circumstances. No matter hai the people OF
the Territory NAV have desired under popular
sovereignty or tat The Supreme Court might
decide be was opposed to the extension OF sa
very.
\ lie declared that he was in favor OF aboiishing
slavery wherever it existed under Congress-'n
the District Of Coiumbia-the navy and dock
wards everywhere, where the power Of Congress
conId abolish II.
He was in favor Of eradicd,ing slavery from
al L g aaJ-whether in states or territories
he was in favor Of repeating the Jaw which re-
qured negroes to give booi and security on con-
isg into this State
He signed a petition Congress. for the ain
mediate ard unconditional repeal OF the Fugitive
Save Law"
\ lie vas 10 favor Of permitting negroes to testi-
Il 10 he courts OF justice against white In
short. he was an a',oi.tioui-t of deep dye as
sas To be found in the land, Julian was TO more
ai,fa than vas James Elder, Esq s.r. Julian,
never proposed 10 have Congress eradicate s.a-
very from the States where it existed-he never
ella u ed that poeer for Congress.
We resus cttulIy ask oGr ne ghbor 20 inform us
wi erein Mr. Julian i more ultra than he decl. red
himself to he in 1892 VIII lie deny the record
or viii he acknowledge that be baseiy professed
to hold opinions which he DID not, tct the lake OF
tflices
sxE The round house and mach inc shops
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company at
Chicago. were destroyed by fire on the morn
ing of the 18th inst. Loss 81 so 600 cover
ed by insurance 10 the Liverpool and London
companies.
Ee-A WOODEN mil at Providence. Rhode
Island, was destroyed on the 18th inst. by
/ FIRE Los 800. o o. insured in tie compa-
mics of that city.
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making arrangements to build handsome
church in that place.
The Baptists also propose to build church
the present season in that city.
sag- DR.. T. Henry Davis. has removed
his office and residence to the house formerly
occupied oy Mrs. Craft. 90 Filth street nearly
opposite the Presby terrain church.
We invite attention to the advertisement OF
cling Country Seat for sale or rent Ii is
all that it is described to be.
10 Bruck has his soda fountain in opera
non. The simple announcement is enough.
Ey-Dr. j Francisco has removed his of
! fee and residence to South Pearl St. two
| doors from the north west corner Of Walnut
street.
| axssH About ore hundred members Of the
Indepen.ient Order of Good Templars be-
longing To Dublin, Milton. Cam bridge and
Jacksonhurg, visited the Lodge i'll this city
on Wednesday evening of last week.
pleasant time was had in consulting AS to the
best means to promote the object of their as
ISOLATION. aud We are informed that, if the
necessary arrangements can be made, 1t Is
the intention to hold a basket meeting at
Cambridge on lie last Saturday in May next
Distinguished and eloquent speakers have
been invited and as soon as assurances are
received that they will attend. due notice will
be given. All the friends of the cause, land
foes alike" will be invited to attend
....If you want wig, braid. or other
article OF the kind call at Cal. Outlands hair
dressing establishment.
Mrs. Steele. the distinguished and
successful Clairvovant Physician is still in
the city. and may be found at the residence
Of Mr.. Luther Crocker, on east Main street.
Her stay is indefinite. and may be prolonged
to considerable length of time, as the de-
msnds for her services and the success OF her
practice seem to require it,
fFAs the season of the year is here for
ranovatiug DWELLINGS. We refer the reader 10
the advertisement Of Mr.. Dugiale, announ-
cling his rece; pit OF large stock of wall pa
pers, bordering. &c. There is no cheaper
improvement TO a house than papering.
Has@ There is considerable stir among
horses and horsemen in prepare ion for the
aprroachin. FAIR We learn from All quar-
ters that the people are coming, and would
aimonish our hotel and boarding house keep
ers TO be on thu alert with lots of provisions,
ior they will s>suredly, be wanted
Gg Those who want victualing stands on
he Fair Grounds can. by applying soon, gel
the use OF some OF the halls tor that purpose
aud save the expense of putting up shanties
~ The Republicans OF Mar, land have
called Safe Convention to appoint delegates
TO the Chicago Convention