The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-01


cerned, we think it . work of supererogation
for the Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee IN. v Palmer.) to require of him
any additional ..hayd Icork-" To have met
our peighbor's case, Palmer's circular should i
have urged all such unscrupulous tools TO
continue the same kind of hard work they /
had been doing Let US recap''uia'e i
Would the Chairman OF the Dougiasnish !
Central Committee, require of our neighDor
any harder work than TO counterfeit the
Republican Ticket, and isn't it asking too
much of one man TO descend TO deeper
depth of political fraud and rascaity than
this? That hard work" was done by our
neiglbor at the State Election. A fac simife
Of the Republican Ticket was printed at the
Jeffersonian Office with the name OF w. A
Bickle on 1t, reminding one, by the position
it occupied on the ticket, of the account
given in the Book Of job of certain meeting
in Jobs day: land the deel appeared also
in their midst !" We again take occasion
10 warn cur Republican friends of similar
"hard work" by our neighbor. on the Re-
publican Electoral Ticket. LET EVERY
REPUBLICAN READ HIS TICKET
CAREFULLY BEFORE DEPOSITlNG
1T IN THE BALLOT BOX! This is the
only way SUCH viIlainous hard work" can
be effectually detected and counteracted.
Again, it's equally as questionable with
US, if "hard work in lying is required by
the Chairman of the Douglas Central Com
mittee, whether our height or could do hard
er service in. that line than he has already
performed We do not say that he cannot
increase his motive power in this direction;
for he did do all that in his SANDERS on Carl
Schulz. Al Fort Wayne. whilst this elo-
quent and talented German orator was ad-
dressing crowded audience. cabbage head
was thrown through the window at him by
Douglas blackguard from the outside; it
lit on the platform and was picked up by
one of the audience aud placed on the table
in front of the speaker, who remarked that
"such are the arguments of the Douglas
democracy against the doctrines of the Re
publican party, and there is just as much
sense in them there is in that cabbage
head" The echo Of Schurz's voice had
scarce died away, when the Jeff, hearing
that Mr. S. would probably visit Richmond.
and deeming the opportunity 10 stir up the
predjudices of our German citizens against
him too good to be lost. invented and pub
lished the bald lie, that Carl Schurz had
made the declaration in his Fort Wayne
speech, that those Germans who were dem
ocrats were as destitute of common sense AS
that cabbage head. pointing TO head of
cabbage before him on the table,! Munich
ausen, no is said to be the prince OF liars,
could not pervert the truth equal to that!
At SprigS field, Mass. Jan. 4, 1860, M r.
Schurz maA speech in which he ha nde>
Mr. Douglas without gloves. for constituting
where il declares call men TO have been
created free and equal''-that the fathers
"were speaking of British subjects on this
continent being equal to British subjects
born and residing in Great Britain! Mr.
S. follows tie 'little giant" with the most
Dug's .. indication" away thus:
There is Mr.. Douglas version of your
history. he despairs of converting YOU
without slande ring your fathers His pres
ent doctrines cannot thrive, unless planted
in a calumny on the past. Tie vindicate the
signers of tic Declaration of Independence!
Indeed. they need it sadly. l see the illus
trious committee of five rise from their
HI Iala
lips curled with the smile OF contempt, and
l hear him say TO Mr. Douglas: Sir, you
may abuse US as much as you please, but
have the goodness to spare us with your
vindlcatIons Of our character and motives"
Following in the footsteps of the Cncn-
natl Enquirer, whose fundamental principle
is: that "a lie well stuck TO IS as good as the
truth, our neighbor published detached
extract from the speech OF Mr.. Shurz, follow
ed by comment Of the Franklin Democrat,
in his paper Of the 18th ult., and in bis last
No he reiterstes for a FACT this deliberate.
willful and malignant representation
What folly shen. for Palmer to ask our
neighbor to do harder work at downright
lying than lie has already accomplished
We really cosnmiserate our neighbor's situ-
alton; but the struggle will soon be DER,
and he may congratulate himself that. his
masters will not very soon again need such
'hdrd work" in his line, as counterfeiting
Republican Tickets, and eIon., Eating the
truth so extensively
Vote for Congressman.
Geo. ". Julian has the following N aior-