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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
For Congress, in Opposition to a ''Copperh
GEORGE W. JULIAN.
UNION MY TICKET.

MORE DEcFPrIoS..- Programme adopted at the
Chicago Convention, which emphatcay econ
ccved in sin and brought forth in inquity, is being
tried in this Congressional District deception
seems to the order Of the day On fourth page
we announced the result of the copperhead couven-
ton held New Castle on the 18TH to be the selcc
ton Of James Brown, Esq, of Randolph Co. ami
whore stood between Mr.. Julian and that cop
pcrhead' We hear il rumorcd, that the pro
cecdngs at New Castle is to be considered only
rusc and Mr.. Brown only as a tub thrown to the
whale. The rsrl candidate Of the party, is be
ANDREW F. Scorr, Esq of city. who is to be
covered 10y the capacious mantle of iLpeai-a-s..ie
independent candidate for Congress in the Filth Dis
trict T.
II seems tia, portion of the party, deteruin-
ei 10 have u couyention-they couldn't be restrained
by the aOies whose strength lay in under ground
movement, and the latter kept away from New Castle
and permitted the convention q propel. About forty
two men and small boy informed, met. ana
talked, and finally made the selection above mentioned
This wing. is satisfied with doing all they could
TO have their way in the matter, and the mnes
already at work TO induce Mr.. Brown TO Decline
and shall look for his dcelinaton in this weeks
JeSer-us,an. Then ia. coming man." \. +. SCorr.
Esq, is 10 have clear track
Now, citizen, Mr. Scorr. is very estimable
man but politician, he IS virulent copper
head" a shoe-eather lie is a regular built
rso,r. in his workings and would accomplish the work
Of overihrcwing the government that his party have
been lahorng At since auaniigham inauguratei
il, quietly aud secretly while his co-workcr, Llfc
Develin and Jim Brown would so az il boldly
and icfantly.
The cloak OF independent candidate" which the
friends Of Mr.. Scorr. throws over his shoulders
fails to cover up the deormucs Of the creeping thing
tia: erawls on its belly aud eats dust
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Tts- The last Jcferaoniaa. complains Of
the tyranny" of Gen. lIeintzelman re
cent order prohibiting the sale OF arms
and powder in this department, and
swears that the recent large importations
of ''rcvolyers and fixed ammunition.
seized at indianapolis, Terre Hautc, 10
komo, and in this city, by the authorities,
(Which were to have been distributed all
over the State of Indiana under the name
of ''.Sanday Shoot Books" We're only
intended to be used by his tory friends
and fellow copperheds ito IRE at II,
Ciellan lNetings.' II it was merely the
sound created 10y the explosion Of powder.
they were after why did the leaders deem
it necessary to send bait carfridges2 Does
the ,fsfcrsoni1n editor think that lump
ofleld adds volume to the noise Of a blank
cartridge made of "villaiuous saltpetre
and will have the effect of making Me
Clellan meetings more enthusiastic.
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MARRIAGES.

Marriei,-on THURSDAY last by JAMES NJ. Poe,
Esq. MIR. Isaac frzFArRicK, 10 Miss MATILDA j.
WHIr ACRE all OF this county.
Marriei.-On the Eth of Sept at the residence of
DR. Hbherd. by the Rev. A. trsS Mr.. JouN Mason,
TO Miss GsRr,UpE HocsfN An air Of tins city.
Marriei.-Ou the 18th inst at tire residence of tho
brides parents. by Janes NJ Poe ESQ, Mr.. ISAAC v.
HoKNEY To Miss HARRIET \. RHoApEs, all this OF city
No cards sent.
Married,-0n Thursday evening, Sept. 18th, at the
residence OF the Brides parents, hv Rev. j. Il. Wake
field Mr. ISAAC 0GBoKS, to Miss CoRNELIA JOHNSON;
all OF th city.
Esy- For that delicious Cake, young friends
have thanks AM best wishes OF the printers. for
hong ami prosperous life u be their portion in Gospel
Measure: ''heapei u, .p:.ss,l ibxl, AMI rrlniny
over"
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Mcclellan with the Soldiers.

Saws the New York Tribune
hear from an officer eminent In com
mand in the Army of the Potomac. that
the Chicago platform has killed Nc
Clellan with the soldiers. suppose
that in his reply to the Committee APP
pointed to inform him of his nomination.
he sh0ald assume ground outside OF
that platform, with the view of winning
back his popularity with the army and
of saving the military vote ? inquired
a bvstanier of tins general officer. 1t
would do no good. sir. The soldiers are
intelligent This very point has been
discussed among them They have
watched the delay in his acceptance of
the nomination. and they perfectly I'M
tlcrstand the anxiety TO see how the Chi
cage platform was received by the army
before the men who framed it should IL
revocablv take their stand upon It
No letter that Mcclellan can write can
possibly change the ground re has stool
on Tor nise dags-that OF candIlate
for paCtv that proposes to the men who
have been lighting the Rebels for three
wears, TO stack their arms and stand by
ani see Copperhe.ti politicians make
peace that shall acknowledge the Rebel
Government. or practically surrender
every advantage we have so blooiily
won during the War.
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Those Cheers. in giving an account
of Mr. Mcdonald, on Saturday night
week, the editor of the JefersoH:oa says:
Gle (McDonald,) spoke eloqucntly
and his remarks were greeted with APP
plause." Now, we were present during
this display Of eloquence, and mary cheer
was heard during Mr. Mcdonald brief
description of the Chicago gathering of
traitor sympathizcrs. No doubt he eX-
pected a response, for he made several
pauses for the cheers to come in; but
nobody would take the hint. After les
cribing his own labors to produce har
mony'' in most glowing terms, and telling
about the platform being adopted, he
then elaborated the s'indications" and the
''instincts" that had been shown by the
masses there assembled, rs to whom the
coming man. was that they desired
Gradually raising his shrill voice to its
loftiest pitch, apparently determined to
touch OFT the mine of enthusiasm he had
taken so much pains to prepare, and Gre
ate an explosion that should almost rock
our little Quaker City from centre to cir
conference with its earthquake tones
lie announced the name of ''G EURGE
b. MCCLELLAN" lie paused about
one minute for the '.applause; but all
in vain We did think we saw Elder :
lips move, and he may have given grunt
If he did, it wasn't loud enough to be
heard, though it may have been deep
''too deep for utterance!' Cheers were
called for and given, however, when his
fifteen minutes speech was concluded,
for thetwo Maclls, by about one hundred
persons, who composed half the crowd.
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DEGREES IN TREASON.

The programme agreed upon st Wind
sor in the beginning of April, will be
given. after adding some further remarks
with regard to the character OF the organ
ization--its degrees, the first being pub
lished in one pamphlet, the two next in
another, copies OF which have been ob
tanned. and the contents Of which will.
no doubt, 81 the proper time. find their
way into the newspapers Ihe first de
gree seems to he Il weah Diluted dose for
novices who may have sqIemisa ston-
achs The great mass Of the members
Of the order are admitted only into the
mysteries OF ii thus far. tile leaders t.Is
securing their support without endIu4et-
ing themselves by allowing their follow
ers to know too much of their treasona-
BILE conspiracy Once thus cntrappei
under the Solemni,v OF an oath. those of
the first degree become the blind AMI
ready instruments Of the more iutel.i
gent knavish and traitorou>, who are sd
mitted to the mysteries Of the highest
degrees The lodges OF temples ha e
4 list Of members in the nature Of
lodge muster roll, copies Of which hav.
also been obtained. ard are ia them
selves = curiosity q look It These
rolls one would suppose to be lis. Of
members Of 4 literary association. while
those understanding Is meaning. would
readily know { 81 4 member marked
down for two eopie. Of Inc s. Louis Re
publican, was the owner OF one ride
and that he WHO was set do~n for two
copies OF the 81 Louis Union was the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
MEETING OF THE WISE MEN.

4 meeting of the Grand Commanders
of the different States took place in the
city of New FORK on the 22d OF Fehrua-
ry last It's object was to organize an
outbreak on the 10th of March, the day
which had been fixed on which the draft
for the raising Of troops was to be made,
but no definite plans of purpose, owing.
perhaps to the absence Of the supreme
Commander Of the Northern Section,
were agreed upon. The names Of the
conspirators thus assembled are, how
ever known. They are watched and
may be taken care of in good season.
Failing to arrive at any definite conclu-
sion, an adjournment was had for the
parpose Of having consultation with
the leader, in exile in Canada West. \
convocation of the Grand Commanders
OF the different States was accordingly
held II the headquarters of the Supreme
Commander, at Windsor. in the begin
ming Of April last. Among those in at
tendance was the celebrated Abe Me
Masters, of New York; Charles L
Hunt, OF St. Louis Lafayette Deyelin
of Indiana. and number of others.
whose names will reach the public at the
proper time.
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Cincinnati Market.

CI>CISNArr Sep<e u,ber 10.
The markets all unsettled aui prices nominal.
The news OF the decline in gold eausel buyers AMI
sellers * -four wheat, pork, lati anil 10 with
draw.
wLiskey remaines steady with a fair demand sales
at ~ *.
There is hardly anything doing in dry goods.
Gold iselaaI 70 20a baying, AMI el5G1,o selling.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21

Ky, who fought three years in the rebe,
army, and i now under bonds of $50 ,0oe
not 70 aid the enemy, was a delegate %
the Chicago Convention. It was for pro
hibitirg such scoundlers a. hiln from vot-
ign, Unless they wogid first take the oath
OF allegiance, that the Administration is
accused OF interfering with elections,
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- - -
A QUERY.

Il General Mcclellan could not take
Richmond, with Washington a. his base,
how can he expect to take Washington
with Richmond as his base?
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LATEST w AR VS..

General Grant will proceed to New
York to hold consultation with distin
euished men of the Army and Navy, on
matters not to be made public at present
So SAYS correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer. A special to the Buiietin'
of the samxcity, says that he has already
embarked On board steamer for the
front. ~
The recent raid of the rebels on orr
reserve of beef cattle at Harrison land
ing was perfect surprise. They moved
in large force. easily overpowerd Tue
guard and enclosing the cattle within
their lines drove them away. Cur caval-
nv followed. and had several sharp skir-
mishes, but with what result is not fully
known. Our latest dispatches say that
a seemingly reliable report prevailed Ut
CITY Point, that the rebels had been IN
terrupted in their flight, and large mum
Der Of the stock retaken and seven hun
bred prisoners captured
News from California represents the
Pacific coast of Mexico as quite, all OPP
position TO Macmillan having ceased
The blockade Of Manila Bay has been
raised.
Guerrillas are becoming quite annoying
SOuln Oh w doHlll9 ION dpp'it SIN W seven
miles, where they continue to practice
their profession Of horse stealing.
Adyiccs from New Orleans give some
further items from the Mexican frontier.
Cortinas is still az Fort Brown, with
nineteen guns traind OF Matamoras.
The French have moved out OF iia@dtd
ten miles The news Of Sherman ; sue
cess produces great dependency among
the rebel sympathizers in New Orleans
and Joy to the loyal people. Buckner
confronts Morganza, from which large
force of our soldiers have been removed
and sent on an expedition, the object and
destination OF which are contrahand-
\ consultation is going on at Morganza,
with a view to an exchange Of prisoners.
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ATTENTION., CO. 4.

You will meet over Bee Hive Store"
on Main st, on Thursday, Goth inst, at
o clock, a. NJ, to be paid for services
in the Morgan Raid
ID. Is. CRAwFoRp, Capt.
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gES-T ] Russell. has bought the fine residence Of
T9os M,Nsh.naey, the Ohio State the National
Pike pay irg hiEz 5000 it, Mr. Russell soli his
farm in Jefferson onuats. Mr. McWhinacy, contain
ir.- 100 acres for = SEQ.
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NOTICE.

MEMBERS of Oriental Encampment No. % l. y.
w o. F.. YOU hereby notified that there will be-
a meeting held Odd Fellows Hail. on the pieet OF
September a. to elect officers, and for payment Of
dues.
JAMES L. SNOW, Scribe
Richmond, Sep. -, 1864. Nv
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STRENGTH OF TuE ORDER.

At a recent meeting of tho Wayne
Lodge or Temple. in st Louis, the
Grand Worthy stated their strength as
follows
Between 10000 AMI 80 600 in Nilsson
ri: nearly $50. 600 in Illinois. Of whom
10000 were well armed and organized :;
100000 in Indiana: nearly 100, 600 in
Ohio, of whom one half were well arm
ed and organized in Kentucky, from
90, 00o to 10000 in New York New .Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania, already very
strong, and rapidly increasing; il Mich
igan, Iowa, and other Western States,
not very strong, nevertheless making
rapid progress. \ principal o lieer OF
the organization in New York State
where it IS known a the Mcclellan Min
ute Men, has stated its strength in that
State to be over 300 900.
The St. Louis papers so on to make
further statements of the character and
OF the intentions of this conspiracy.
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Il do furthermore promise that | will
at all times. if need he, take up arms in
the cause Of the oppressed my coun-
try first Of all. against any monarch,
prince, potentate. power or government
ttsurper, which may be found in arms and
waging war against a people or peoples
who are endeavoring to establish, or
have inaugurated a Government for
themselves, Of their own free choice, in
accordance with, and founded upon, the
eternal principles OF truth, This | DO
promise without reservation or evasion
of mint, without regard 60 the name.
station, coalition. or designation of the
invading or coercing power, whether it
shall arise from within or come from
without"
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CARSAL WEAPONS.

1t is one OF the requirements OF the
order that all of its members should be
in the possession of arms, and these are
enumerated. as well as the amount of
ammunition he may have on the muster
roll Of his Lodge or Temple.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21

Il do solemnly promise and swear sa-
credly to observe, perform and keep with
4 full knowledge and understanding, and
with my full assent that the penalty
which will follow violation Of any or
either Of these my solemn vows will be
4 sbaaeflu death"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21

Tie vote Of Maine. as FAR IS returns
have been received. show about $4,000
majority for the Union ticket.
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THE ONLY uorE OF TRAITORS.

The Order, it IS affirmed. is in truth
the great lever used hy tie rebel Gov
eminent for its army operations Mem
bers Of the Southern section Of it. under
the control of Gen. Price. meet and con
fer with members of the Northern sec
ton, under the control of NaIiandigham,
Wit, perfect impunity
The Department Of the Missouri. it is
alleged. i filed with rebel spies. all Of
whom heIoHg to the order, They come
professclly as dcserters from Prices ar
nv; take the oath Of allegiance and
then 60 10 work to organize Lodges. and
then engage in aiding and ahetting the
rebellion Men who avail themselves
Of the amnesty oath are given furloaghs
or leayss of absence for the express
parpoSe Of thus operating This fact i.
a in 4 subsequent Part Of the report
shown, fully corfoborated hy the testi-
mony of those VINO beloag ID the South
ern section OF the order
Another means Of immense power for
rebel operations which this order af
toTis. i the perfectly safe cosnmanica-
ton Of important information between
the two sections. On this point Col
Sanlerson says lie speaks from his oyn
knowledge AMI experience. He has re
peatedly had information which he oh
tanned from his agents belonging 70 the
Order, days before those not belonging
to i. or the public. hal any knowIed1e
Of it-He instances the retroErade
movement Of Stceie's army from Cam
den TO Jstslo Rock which was known 70
him in this wax three DAYS before the
intelligence reached the loEal States. or
was made known u the public So.
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CES MCCLELLAN.

II Nav York this order i known a.
the Mcclellan Minute 3ien. In il
general purpose AMI object i Is the same
81 the O. \ n y member of tue lat
ter can gain admission into the former.
Il i, ii fact, the same thing with an
other naIne, aud oaiv adapted % The To-
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y do further solemnly promise that
whatsoever the principles which our or
der inculcates shall be assailel in my
own State or county, | will defend those
principles with my sword and my life,
in whatsoever capacity may he assigned
me by the competent authority of our
order; '-that | will never
pronounce the names Of this order in the
hearing OF any man, woman. or child,
except to member OF this order whom
| know 10 be such that | will ever have
in most holy keeping each anil every Sc
cret of this order which may he contided
to me by member, either within or
without the temple, and rather than re
veal which | Will consent to any torture,
epeR into deah by torture"
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owner of that number of reviewers and
RAW HEAD AND ELooDY BOXES.

50 on.
RAW HEAD AND BLOODY BONES
The Obligations Of his order are Of a
truly astonishing character. \ few ex-
tracts from them will show their ncfari-
Gus character:
i soiemnly promise that viii never
reveal or make known to any persons, by
signs word or words, nor in any otaer
manner, the ceremonies in which | have
Just taken part. nor the names, nor per
sons who have participated with me, nor
any single word or thing which l have
heard or seen herein.
i do solennly promise that l will
never reveal or make known to any one,
any or either Of the siZas, nails pass
words, initials, cypher-. e:nblem5. insig-
MIA, nor signs manual Of The VI f ID =
Q \ k.-except to prove 4 man claim
ing . be q member Of that degree
Il do further solemnly promise that
I will at all times, and in all places. yield
and observe prompt obedience. with
out remonstrance or question 10 every
mandate. command or request. of any
immediate Grand Commander. in all
things touching or relating TO the pnr-
poses of the Q. \. X, il in my power
to do so.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-02-17
Honors to General Meade.

A public ovation was given Gen Meade,
on Tuesday, IL che city au: horities of Phil
adelphia. The affair came off at Lndepen-
ience Hall. Inresponse toa lengthy speech
by the Mayor, Gen Meade replied as fol-
lows
Mr. Mayor and gentlemen of the Select
and Common Counciis-It IS hardly neees-
sary for me TO say how much | am overcome
by the unexpected honors which have been
conferred upon me snce my arrival in this
city to pay q brief visit to my family. L
fear, however. TOO much importance has
been attached TO nv individual services, be-
cause 1t Is to my officers and efficient private
soldiers that all credit Is most eminently due.
t4ppt1"sel This Is especially so in the ease
Of the Gettysburg battle. to which your Hou-
or has referred; for without the undertaking,
patriotic fighting of the men. who asserted
that they would rather leave their bones up
on the battlefield or drive back the iBya-
ders, all the military tact and genius Of the
world would have ayailed nothing | there
fore now desire publicly to give to them that
credit to which they are most Justly enti-
tied. The army has been inspired with a
spirit Of devotion such a. seldom applies to
any army, and this Is evidenced in the fact
OF 100000 men having been either killed or
wounded since March. 1861, TO the present
time. and they viii continue to be further in
Spired TO renewed efforts when the season
Tor operation again commences. Mr. May
or, my heart is full ar this complimentary
honor, for which fsiost sincerely thank you
and those assembled.
This done, the public were admitted TO
the room and hand shaking began IN earn
nest. It continued for full hour. Up
roarous cheers for General Meade were Civ
en- at intervals by the throng that failed to
find room inside. The congratulations Of
fered to the General were hearty and earnest.