The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-21
To the un;os Voters Of Wayne cou.ty.

To Tire unioa Voters Of Wayne Cousty.
The Union Voters Of Wayne County.
are hereby notified that nominating
| election will be held in the several town
ships and voting precincts in said coun-
ty on Monday the first day of April
next, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for the following offices, viz
One Judge for the Criminal Circuit
Court of Wayne County.
One Prosecuting Attorney for the
Criminal Circuit Court Of Wayne Coun-
ty. k7E @s
| One Auditor. one Recorder, one Com
missioner, and one Prosecuting Attorney
for the 18th Judicial Circuit.
In conformity with similar qualifca-
tion for elections prescribed by the last
Uaion County Convention, no person
shall be permitted to vote at the coming
nominating election who did not vote
the Union ticket in opposition to the
Democratic ticket, 1t the last State and
Congressional election or who would
have done 50 if not prevented by absence
from his township, sickness, ALLEVIATE or
minority, and every voter must be q
resident Of the township in which he Of
fers to vote.
And whereas, some have heretofore
co-operated with the Union party are
now associated and acting with the party
Uh oh Ia lat
opposing the efforts Of the loyal men of
the nation to reconstruct the govern
ment. upon a safe and enduring basis,
therefore, every elector shall be re-
quired if challenged to affirm that he
is opposed to the principles and policy
of the present administration in refer
ence 20 reconstruction, as the same has
been developed in its public speeches,
acts, messages and vetoes, and that he
is in favor of the policy and measures
of the last or 39th Congress, upon the
reconstruction Of the rebel States.
A disregard for these qualifications by
the Judges of said election at any pre-
cinct, will entitle any person or persons
to protest against the acceptance of the
vote of such precinct, in the final result
and proof of such disregard, and of
fraudulent voting will be accepted by
the committee as cause for tue rejection
of the votes of such precincts, provided
such protest and evidence shall be laid
before them at their meeting in Center
vile, on Wednesday, April Sd, next
The chairmen of the several township
committees are hereby notified to return,
in person, if possible, the votes of their
several townships at the above mentioned
time and place.
By order of Committee,
JNO. I. UNDERWOOD,
Chairman W. C. U. C. c..
March IL, 1867.
hoRx-IsH.-W have read Of the "bull
that was wont to push with his horne
of the little bull that tried to butt the
locomotive of the track, and we con.
clutie they must have been Horn ish- like
animals but the following letter from
the County seat, is more Horn Ssh er than
either:
rs CENrREvILLE, March 18th, 1867.
Mr. Zeller & Co-Dear Sir: You sent
me barrel of crackers day or two ago
without my permission. wish to say
to you that I will return the crackers
and give you to understand that you
cant come it over the Centrevillians and
people of the western part of the county
you good for nothing God for saken
Devils you. NJ. L. HORNISH.
We do not publish the above as a fac
sinsils Of the general disposition Of our
Centreville neighbors towards us. 1t is
only q few who thus permit their pas
sions to get the better of their good ma
ture, and resolve on n-intercourse,
merely because our citizens object, IS
they have . perfect right to do, to being
forced into an unnecessary expenditure
Of money, raised by taxation. for erect
ing new. Jail, when the old one can oe
made to answer every purpose Of the
County, for At least ten years to come.
If the people Of Centerville want Z new
prison and will pay for it out of their
own pockets, like me citizens Of Rich
mond would be compelled to do II re
location of tne County-seat were made
here, Thea we guarantee them chat no
one will make any disturbsnee about
tteir enterprise they might, in welcome,
build . Jail in each one Of their five
wards, without the fear OF having
vhole barrel Of crackers thrown back on
their handle by spiteful Richmondian.
who might, through an envious feeling,
objectto che expenditure OF so much
sreasure-not . dime Of which would
come out of has pocket. 's.s-
We trust that no hard feelings will be
engendered, and that the Citizens of the
two places will continue to be IS pleasant
Is q basket of chips,n or barrel of