The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-12
Outside Pressure Consist ency.

The outside pressure for ''Hon. Geo. w.
Julian" has been thus far brought into
service, quite extensively in all the Cincn-
natl papers. and the Indianapolis and Day
ton Journals by the inevitable j. whose
gratitude for the little appointment of mail
agenc; on the Central road, is being pro-
fuscly expended in telling how his master
received ,528 votes out of 3. 800 in Wayne,
abou, 700 out of 2. 500 in Randolph $50 Of
majority in Henry county, and AZ Of a
majority in little Union, and that, with
Fayette and Delaware counties against him,
he has unanin, ously received the nomina
ton from the hands Of the People of the
Fifth Congressional District as their Can
didate I! Us putting beats patent med
icine putting all hollow.
But among the efforts at outside press
ure, we notice this sample in the Eaton (O)
r gister, of the 18th. The Register clas-
cs Julian with Colfax, and says that "Indi-
ana could not furnish two truer or ADLER
men, This is eminently true in regard to
Colfax, who is the antipoies to Julian, and
is an unconditional Union man, and deter
mined to DO every thing in his power to
saye the Union without regard to whether
slavery survives or perishes. Colfax is
man after our own heart, and he believes
that if slavery OF any thing else stands In
the way of a restoration OF the Union as
made by The Fathers, it should be wiped
ont. Mr.. Julian, on the other hand, con.
tends that it is his duty" to violate the
Constitution in order that his sweeping
policy of abolishing slavery where it ex.
lists. shall be carried out. He does not
stop to advocate the confscation and use in
erery possible acay. of the slaves of traitors,
which doctrine zoe endorse) but the 10y
al man is denied. by him, protection Of The (
rights guaranteed to him By municipal
regulation of his State, and the Constitu-
ton Of the United States. He regards it
empty mockery" to restore the Union, in /
accordance with the provisions and s,ipua- |
lions of the Constitution
1t is only necessary Tor Us to show up the .
consistency the Register. BIZ quoting, in
contrast with is fusome praise of Mr.. Ju-
Ian, It's endorsement of the resolutions pass
ed recently at the Ohio State Convention /
That paper says: These resolutions can
not but commend themselves TO every lover
OF his country, and will heartily be endors
ed by all true patriots The "consis,en
cy of the Register will be more fully an.
preciated, in its lsbors for Mr.. Julian. by
the recollection that re voted in Congress
against one OF these resolutions tina. the
Register says comments itself "to every Low.
err Of his country, and will be heartily en-.
dorsed by all true patriots"
"Resolrcd That in this national emerpen.
cy We Danish all feeling of mere passion or
resentment. will recollect only our duty 70
the Whole country; that this war was no,
wasec upon our part in any spirit of Cd.
preston. nor for any purpose Of copoues.
or subjugation nor for the purpose
of over,hrowiug or interfering with the
rights or established institutions of the
States; but TO defend and maintain the sn.
premacy Of the Constitution. and to preserve
the Union. with all the dignity, equality
and rights Of the several States unimpaireal
and n soon as these objects are accom- plish.
ed, the war ought TO cease