The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
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ELECTION DAY.

Never sincr we have been old enough to vote, hare
w Witnessed i m5.e quiet aud orderly election, than
that of Tuesday last ana it is all owing we believe
O. the fact that our buslue-s-rne AuI our old AMI
substantial citizens suspended their various ara.t-
tons aud came ont TO the election, ani earnestly en-
gogedn the work OF retaining in power those r,ants
who have proved faithful their several trusts and
t' elevate others who have been "cghai ia the bal
lance and net found wanting" EVER Union man
worked as though his individual effort, was required
60 insure success, AMI that he was especially called on
10y his country to DO his Who'll. duty anil whip those
who had cousPirei to bctrlv their country and WIN.
svmplhized with the reb., aui ely, tlem ''aiI anil
comfort" by BALLOTS. whilst cur hrlg, soldier, in the
field we're whipping the "s1ushsra Democratic B-ah-
r' ct these mean and desqca5e traitors, with Jul-
lea.
To the cXert7us Of our good Union citizens of this
city and vicinity and especially the presence At the
polls Of our business men, 10 we owe Sins -.acsaig
aud quiet election and the large aud overwhelming
majority of votes cast for the Union STATE Ticket at
this precinct. Eleven Hundred and Fitty-Sx majority
u number that does honor to our Chief Magistrate
i conveys to him, with uncertain indication the
confidence that his fellow citizens have in his past al
tnistratou, and their faith that, under III, guiding
hand Of Providence, glorious Hooosicr State
Will be as successfully and wisely governed by him
the future.
Whist every lover OF the state aud our National
Union, reoices the result of the election thar has
just transpred, let conduct ourselves towards
those who have been mslel by designing dsm1ro-ues
and place hunters into giving their support to i ticket
Composed OF secret conspratars and traitors who have
bccu convicted Of attempt u overturn our State
GoveTnmcnt, that they will vet resolve to come with
MS and help to uphold the hands of our rulers who
are doing their utmost to sustain the Union, tbs Con
sttuon and the laws Let us show them that we are
governed by principle aud not ny passion and Nero
partzau triumph, and that they much interested
in saving this Union intact are-anj what l. our
INTEREST," is theirs. Another important election comes
10 on the 18th day Of November next: Let Us uot he
1utcu: with what has been accomplished bv the t.
election of Gov. MoRroN, but let RS rally once "a. NJ
tc the Union. aud give % the honest ami true Execu-
tive of the Nstion-AEEtHAN LINooIN.-an increased
majority that Of the State election Let Us all -
10 work earnestly. t. convince our late opponents
Lat their true and only course IS not 10 attemu. 20
swap horses whilst crossing The reheous stream but
90 hold on % the that has carried us through the
BROKERS' and the shore of Peace ca honorable
terms-a Peace that shall Dc lasting and eniural'r
because it has for its basis the tatsl extinction Of
slavery, AMI is established on the Declaration Of Iuis
Qguieuceths right OF each man TO life liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness.