Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-04
vlIeGiCfOry.

The connection of the undersigned with
the "REPUBLICAN," as editor and publisher,
ceases with this number, he having sold the
material and good will of the Office to Mr..
PORTER POMEROY, who viii Continue the
publication OF the paper as heretofore 1t
will continue to be radical Republican
paper, and will not, we are satisfied, be
permitted TO deteriorate, but rather impro-
we'd both in regard TO lis editorial manage
ment and mechanical appearance, under
the new arrangement. Mr.. p. is not only
a practical printer but gentleman of cul-
ture aud refinement, and cmincntly quail
fed TO discharge the responsible duties
he has assumed, and we trust the RepUbli-
cans of Marshall will not only yield him
the same generous and hearty support
they have given US ever since we cast our
lot among them, nearly twelve years since,
but will increase it two fold, at least. Ii
is the duty of every man who sincerely de-
sircs the success OF the Republican Cause,
to support the home organ. In this way
alone can an efficient organization be kept
up in the county. p
Those who have paid in advance for the
REPUBLICAN viii be furnished with the pa
per by our successor until the expiration
of the time paid for, aud those owing for
lDan year sCllc with uiiii. Ut
arrangement in regard To the accounts of
those owing for year and over will he an
nounced hereafter Advt rising accounts TO
date, except in few instances, vii, be
made out and presented for payment by
the undersigned.
IL only remains now to bid our friends
and patrons zdieu. II is hardly necessary
TO add that it is with regret, after all. that
we part company with those with whom
We have for so long a time held weekly
communion, especially those who have
pitroniZed us from the start or since they
have become residents OF the county. Ma
ny who were in their minority when We
issued the first number Of the RErUBLIcAN
are now IFS patrons and the most active
supporters of the party To all such we
extend cur hearty thanks for their friend
ship and encouragement, and assure them
that ''they Irvine like cords around our
heart and that wherever we roam the
remembrance of their generosity and
friendship will cause our heart TO swell
with emotions of pleasure.
Although the Republican party is now
in the minority in the county, after having
been in the asst endant from 1853 to 1862,
| we do not reprUach ourself or our friends
for the misfortunes that have bcfallen rs.
We have simply been overwhelmed by adj
verse winds and tides, which we could not
control; but although beaten We are not
disheartened, or appalled, at the gloonii-
ness of the Situation. The Republican
Cause is right and just, and sooner or later
il will triumph evea in benighted Marshall
The fact chat we leave the REPUBLIcAN
Office in fiourishin5 condition, and have
!. sold 1t fer good round sum, proves that
our management has met the hearty ap-
prevail of our party frierds, which is high
| ly gratifying 70 our feelings.
In conc,'.sion we desire to say that we
! retire without any feeling of aniniosity to-
ward any one.-toward our political oppo-
nents even VIC harbor no personal malice.
We have endeavored to give those with
whosu we have had controversies as good
as they sent, and if we oyerpaid any we
freely forgive the debt, and hope they will
do the same If they think they have over
| paid U.s. l. MATIISGLY-