The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-24
The Nest Again Hasching.

The Nest Again 80tchs0g.
The "7rse (Juliaa) Repuaiean," pub
lished at Cenierville. is claiming support
and receiving it TO some extent, as Repuo-
lican paper. This claim is entirely spurious.
II does not support any party or any I'D
National or State; but Is devo-
ted exclusively TO advancing the cause OF
George Washington Julian For him its
columns abound in the most fulsome praise
and pu5ery. written either by himself or his
brother TX. with the most brazen esirontary I
and mendacity. 1t does no, speak good /
word for any other man in The State-es-
pecially for any one who might, directly or
indirectly, come in confiic. with the interest
of George. or who will not openly espouse
his cause. Such parts of IFS columns as are
not devoted to the pufferies of George. con
s;an,ly abound in malignant and vile abuse
of other public men of the District.
The osteusible editor is Isaac H Julian.
base and unprincipled hireling -whose
pen will SANDER any character, or serve any
party for money. In 1856. he edited the
Jsfersonian. than which more foul sheet.
then or now. is not published in the United
States and through its columns heaped up
on the Republican party and its candidates
the vilest falsehoods Week after week.
the True Julian) Republican" has aboun-
ded with letters written by George at Wash.
ington, over the signature of ''Abatross"
(Which Webster says is bird about the
size of goose. and other fictitious names,
landing his own talents and speech, and
abusing Meredith, Holloway and others,
and attempting TO keep himself constantly
before the public.
TX. Julian. George. and Jim Elder asso-
ciated together in 1s49. when George was
elected to Congress by Democratic votes,
ard Jim TO the Legislature by Free Soil
votes. They operated together in 1856,
when TX. edited the Jefersonian and George
wrote letters to the National Era against
the Republican State ticket. and gave for
NAL support to Fremont. bu. secretly desir-
ed and worked for his defeat.
H., George and Jake, were the constan,
companions of Ben Jamison' and other trail
tor-sympa,hizing leaders at Centerville, and
advised, consulted, and worked with them tc
defeat Col. Meredith. They are operating
/; together now. Jim stands ready. for the
sake of the Postofice or seat in the Leg
2 isa,ure. to go again for universal emancipa
} ton. and the perfect equality Of the negr'
with the white man; whilst George is readl
to shake hands with Jim, and his brothe
, secession sympatbizers generally. in orde
to secure his re election to Congress. Incu
9 baton is rapidly going on in the nest of thes
: unclean birds of a feather"
: *The following language vas publicl
made use Of by Benz amin Jamison. Buch
. anan's Postmaster at Centeryills, Waynp
S ut Indianapolis 10 January last:
e The salvation Of tbs countrv aeneud
o upon tie success Of Jeg. Daris's a,mx. an,
me sooner ii ,chips out that id oboi;t,o,
army. that Lincoln has Sent dowa there ~
: DETER At aeiil be for the country"
The efforts made by partizan leaders te
give that Convention the semblance of low
any must prove futile. when one after an
3 other OF the men who composed it, give ex.
preston to their reasonable sentiments npb.
iiciy.-l Indiana Daily Journal.