The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-09
the TRasuNE FoR Isss.
PROSPECTUS.

i s.5sSa, 9 PROSPECTUS.
The year 1883 win long be renasbered for its s.t
of Color and Impartial Human Liberty. Ths va
of the Rebellion being closed We have now 70 decd
Mhsses. A shs fsnd.mens.l idea which impsllsd 60
country, molding her institutions snd shaping hs
destiny. Kit Be t.ss shas God has NOT created Il
made them equal in political and civil rights chen 4
is world wide calamity that Grant did not surrsude
into mire under the hoofs Of Sheridan'e rourh i'd
ing cavalry, not only should but will be rsesined 4
Constitutional Conventions and at the ballot boxss
Ii the Black race, because they black should s
excluded from the jury boz and repsIled from H.
ballot box, then StOnewa Jackson auat 70 had a.
roll Of American martyrs, enblasonsd high abovs
| Ellsworth, Lyon, Baker, Reynolds, Wadsvorth
Ksssnsy. Sedewiek, and McPherson
dice, grounded in Ignorance and fortified by sefeos
| ceit. Devoid Of reason, it 10 hardly ameuabls q
reason. But millions who would listen unmovsd to
.ppsais based on justice and humanity can Be stirred
BY facts which a6ect their interest and safety
The naked truth that every Sosthsrn Stats rseos-
strnetsd on the White bash: is to-day Rehei Stets
shaped and ruled By who execssted Liucolns -
luctant and tardy resistance 70 the RebelIiou ~
csuseless and criminal aggression, and profoundly
invneibs, ii bat bring IL home TO ths apprs-
henson Of every loyal voter. There 10 no parnusount
question Of good faith gratitude to the Blacks.
Their votes are - necessary to the pYepondence
White 10y atty to their protection and security
Reconstruct the South the White basis and eveiy
in oIn y - ;ne MI" ncn neld si.ves n 1873
thenceforth and evsrmore. Allow 10 iay the uiea
that the blacks ignorant and degraded and those
c.rs .h.. 80 sh 1iss h.i, III. h WIN poweI VII saks gooa
. century hence It now is. Public educstiou ana
Ia ,.!n,s;rad ,h.,,,.h az. e. ony % scniexeo
Negro Sufrage-ths cdy they sfered in ~Ne Oyyeuss"
was the inscription on banner borne in late Cor
the snir;t which dct.ted .h"s 10 :; ; sna
in the south But for what i :. n;I;ps..
Da.noa;.n Il vonia a. IL" - -. p . A'ns:sy n
6ict;on vh.t n d.sm. $50 =: y. E o. G.s IN
ern causa. e'' ''e-'e'' " " '"s - 0oo'n
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e s -. w H M -" .s Suesssoa - mas Pefsasseutiy re-
fssted Rshe. ~h.th.. hn ."n. .snsones on zoe oe-
.;nr I'D 90 .s ;.s ~ sHeco,sn or = eonnse.-
o,,;cs;or th.t - - s 70. snis couIse -
i s".s no crop .. heos blood could 3
~. % naso =; H. e sne right OF sunra9s 70
S,;S.. - -. S,e "Auness OF pession ana sne
n.ndsd Raconstr,s;. -. sc1cs!s'"n, s,s nes oe,
Amns.tv with Imnsrt;.i S3..G 1913 .. Cn.se.s.l
..;onsnS.. Of sh Te. ~. ). ..ko, 'n Penees con
md. who had hs.n -. 1 .eoy - sooux !. r..
long patrons. The bour of ;ts ps. aGo s
canna, he far distant " - 'op'ese s''0"
3 for the man vho :. .. h a., .-,.
bearer of the Rennho.n ~. =; a.. s.u.su ~
Jns,ice Cha.e as the sh,es. n oi Sn,eI
iv;nS st.tasmsn Tn. T rnu u'vs' .m eminens o' our
cheerful determ;ned snnna,t ~ az VIZ .esaer sn.y
and snnno,ssd on oona r,.,e snoo@ 9e oe nomnassa
,,nho,ds H. err, p.Io.m Mnaen emr9S and
ali citizens of the Repabc. We do not .ontsni.s.
as possible the supnorf hv R.n,,hi;c.n. 80 IS;
dates Who does not st.nS on fh;. ,1stS, w. my ~ IL
do not spprehend that the c.nd;ds ~. .ho :; ~
cy in opnossor t' tS esnu,ns s Ds@ocla
rsn he h..te, - n.o,.. ~ f ~. ~ -H.sss.:' ~
taken. "A they n,,st ~ lii =. :. ysns.z
aruuse the Xmer;csn pson,. ~ =" 'e e"''n sso
We nil shsrr . f.oRs.
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by correspondents. Who are aiso his most t,mst
staff has inst .comn.n;J .hs " oar soso1as'
are. 10 Mer;co =. sr a., M; s..G ns =. su-
onr reanl. Mn,ch nave eo,ored the :d.ices OF
@ tai: Another correspondent accompanied the first
,ur splinter of the North Pole NAV b. called .nS Is
rhy reoon On ,nS s'Rscss and capabilities Of that
,wn vein from Central Europe; while able corres-
&C., copiousIy than We can end room 70 pu%i;ah
chsrse of 81 nooks M ana msefaIy Departments are
While 'd Agrieulture, under compe:ent editor claims
In short we have for Years spent Isr~e nor-
ave not succeeded the ,snlt r. nos er,,.;i I've we
aex o. means or Of efforts, whether on our part
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