The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10

accept as gospel. without tha; boosted forth
coming. promise (Come, EliphaZ, dom,
dem0xslize the commaaisy by uniulhlled
promises. But when the opponents OF
'uiian sAo0 By the record that he as x1soaad
"A Pe7sred rillias-oh. its a personal,
meas ehosge.
Gan any one uss any arguments ag ainst
Mr.. Julian as a reply TO our structures
against the Palladium, in any thing =. r.
mas written. Mr. + lucid. lucid, lucid
.oh .oua some power the gifse gle Us,
Els last production, In September 4
number of the Broad Ize, as a mere Htera-
~ effort, is indicative OF high order of
We fairly oval before his
august majesty, although it would take q
sharper man than +. 10 Jsad IL any Of RS
communications, any admission of a lack OF
confidence to discuss with E. or :. any other
man." /" public men and public measures. %
| It's true. know l am not E.'s equal in
drawing splendid inJerenees. without rea-
son, announcing conclusions wiihou adduc-
ing any evideuce-in laying down some
BON bastic platitudes without meaning. and
penuing finely drawn sentences. Els ar
gumentative forte, seems to be of the poe
tical order. in which line lay claim TO no
proficiency. l aspire not to be Els equal,
in egotisna, self esteem, overweebirg conf
dsnce. aud all that; but. and l say IL
with fear and frem5ling--(when you are in
battle, you know, Mr.. E. you have to
face the music IL do feel my self fully yoar
equal. or that of any other " Juliani,e." TO
discuss Jalidn's record, his meanness. &c.
aud even to say Something on public men.
and public measures. So I'm a hopeless
case. You see. l am perfectly willing. for
the intelligent community. in which We both
live, to Judge OF the respective merits OF
E.. and g r., SO tar as their arguments
are concerned. for pure literary excellence
"R." gives it up easily. know just what
have said.
Let me say to E.. In my previous atti-
cles, in every case oppressed just my SEN
TINENrs. and stand by them (; let him poin,
out any thing wrong. l will either defend
the error ? or candidly admit and retract
! it: Now let E. turn to has frst article
look again al the exhibition Of the % ran
corr that in his bosom slept, when he pen
ned it. 1t was from beginning TO end one
TRADE of abuse Of /" Davis one continuous
string of bold assertions. Some persons
suppose that big epithets. calling names.
like " copperheads,' buttsrnu,s," &c. in
/ fine, " audacity - audacity, and always
audacity," will make the vulgar stare and
wonder, that few favored "Julanted
heads should contain such wonderous
knowledge.
TIE fact is, when E. gave vent to his
pent up venom. in his first communication.
he thought he could have it all his own
way. How waspish he feels, nov that he
is SO disappointed. All, there's the rub.
Mr.. L. You would not contamna,e your
fingers" with the Palladium wouldn't you
what charity, what noble mindedness-
what magnanimity this sentiment exhibits
And yet. you can turn round, and like a
- to his wallow, can fairly soak yourself
- steep yourself TO the very eyes-unt
you are biind--in the delightful columns o.
the Broad-Ar aud Julsan Republicans
My amio5le, generous hearted friend, Eli
phaz, l will get JOB" after you; either
abandon, for consistency, your title. else try
to initiate him IF old, in reasoning little
small amount Of o,gument would afford
such a relief, in long public discussions
RICHMOND.