The Richmond palladium., 1865-11-09
Che Palladium.
RICHMOND. IND, NOV. 9th. 1885,


Nc. h.,;.xs ,h.rs Is a Large and overwhelming ma
-, NJ .h. pso,l. n .s Congressional District VINO
a.;rs .A., ,bs pre.en. 81 G. shall he cons gnei To his
home in Csntfev.lle, at the next Congf-ssionat rA
They are tired of the dsgracsfa a'''ssie Va ""'s"
they are placed, by being represented 10 'oo9'e o.
one who Uses his position n wreak hrs malignant
.o,al hatr,i on taose who do not and cannot c"sse
Ia. the only man iu the District Pre-emnen'iy n'sd
Zoe the pl.c. The ssiy question IL, how shah '"'s
desirable result be attained
Th;. stiou se propose TO answer briefly aud to
the point; We are satisfied from the tenor OF the 1u
rss organs and disposition manifested by those who
have tied themselves fast n lis coat-tal' thA' nc
will be condidate the general election even should
he he dasat,d a, the nominating election next Aprh
II the pppostron 90 him s concentrated co one OF hs
councillors. Al tie nominating election hts defeat
there /. we think. sire-but beng ioth 70 give up
ohat he decrss sntaed es,ate-s iife-iesss on
seat in Congress, presurning on the hold he has
on the oSeet,ons of the Federal oce-holders within
tho District who si.ed 10 ham BY the cohesive
power Of public rlund.'," ard whose bread and-b"t-
ter depend on ,iei feaity to him. be will h''d some
pret,ut TO rus al .he general election will again
I've ready and willing strike haads with the Demo
cracy Of ths District, In order 60 Encceed as he d'd
when he defeated Hon Ssna. W Parker.
Now we sre opposed having the track run
twc. over with the fEan, and, Mr. Julian has
placed himself squary in opposition 10 the Admins
traton, our rlsn would be o. have but one heat
against him. and that at the general election IN
October, 1850.
From this view, Cand II read the signs
Alright il is the view,) it would be sheer non
sense for two or candidates to be run against
him-for, like Andy Kennedy, he could beat two or
halfa dozen very easily In fact il is evidently part
Of his programme and the constant praTer Of his Of
sttaIa of
candidates at the next election IN order that safety
NAV be insured to him and them.
We would favor Convention OF the opponents Of
George W Julian, who the friend. Of Andy John
sons straiion, ueeting at some central point
In the District at future time, say the II day
OF February next, which would be time suihcent,
and to nominate & candidate for Congcess in oPposi-
ton TO the Julian dynasty. II concentration OF the
opposition 20 Mr. Julian, shall be made effective, this
Ne think is the best plan to adopt and there is no
time loose in taking the proper steps To accomplish
this desirable end. he has already made an cleo
toneeriuy tour Of the District marshalled his forces
for the life and death struggle, and rss1ed his com
mands to his scavengers and stsendiaries, and 1t Is
necessary to place his opponent the field against
him at as early day possible, r. vahy the opPosi-
ton md make 1t successful.
To accomplish Mr.. Juian's defeat have the "sevcn
devils evil % tho Union party, which nurtnrsi
and kept alive within the bosom of this tough-in-
fiber NJ C., is, canddly confess, object we have
much at heart, and which, we firmly believe, will
nurs in good only to the party, but 20 the people
Of all shades of political opinion, within the limits OF
the District. individually should prefer Gen Sob
MKaEprrH be selected to do vic job OF casting out
the uucean spirt"-beev n,g lac could do She job bet
ter than any other that might be selected, aud that
il done BY him, reributve justice would be accom-
plished but should the proposed Convention select
Gen GRosE, Gen BENNETT, Col. GRAY, Hon. ToA
BRows, spy other good man, We shall be content
the work can be done by OF these TO the en-
tire satisfaction of the People.