The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-29


shown an autograph letter of Mr.. Julian. which he
is circulating through the District in which lie him
self makes the same threat The plain interpretation
of this doubt that the friends of Julian WILL
in the event of the nomination of Wilson, either vote
against him, or not for him, and thus defeat him.
We are sorry tn see Mr. Julian and bis friends
claim life lease for him his seat in Congress.
But if such is the case-f they resolved to have
Julian Democrat-if to unite the Republican
party of the District, We must have Democrat in
Congress one term, then we have only to say that
the sooner we s0o1O0 the pill the sooner we will be
free from its nauseous effects. We still urge
friends to vote for Wilson, and in Julian is
mated, then vote for Julian.-[Connersville Times
CARD.-1t has been reported by designing
that have withdrawn from the for the State
Senate. Such is not the My friends give
more encouragement than ever and the prospects
now are that shall be triumphantly nominated.
HFNRY C. MEREDITH.
RED OAk.-when Mr.. Bennett was offered $4,000
. cash for CRED OAK" he did wisely in refusing it.
Descended as he is directly from that famous Horse
american Eclipse and having in his veins the very
largest amount of fashionable blood of any stallion
in the west He iswthout peer, and is the sire of
more high priced and speedy colts, and those of
high reputation than can be found in any other
strain Of Horses in Indiana:
ALL WRONG The indianapolis
Journal of Wednesday says that Col.
Oran Perry has been intending to remove
his Plow Shop to that city, and that the
Col expresses his Willingness if proper
inducements are offered. Now Rich
mond is not consenting to the removal
of Col. Perry or his Plow Shop, and we
opine that the little question of induce
naent will be foand somewhat formidable
to our ambitious capitoians.
Richmond furnishes that little suburb
with about Two THOUSAND plows per
annum and it worries them 20 pay trib>
ute to the superior Mechanical skill and
enterprise of the Quaker City.
Prof j. ". Macallister, the Great Wizard Of
the world, we are happy to inform our citizens,
will give Enter,ainme rs il Phillips Hall, every
night next week. Commencing Monday Eve.
April 4:h, with an entire change of programme
nightly.
Hx Llcxs HER.-We may have misunder>
stood him but we thought he said, "He ticks
her," That's the chap who is vociferating in
winning accents and with first>class orstorcal
preparation which like good wine needs no
bush.
s. We have since learned that it was
| that famous remedy Barrs Elixer, that he was
| talking about, and that it had no reference to
| wife whipping. We never practised on the
! eHe ticks her, but we find that the "Elxer"
| is good thing and its ready sale is proof OF
public estimation.
| II will be news to most Of our citizens to
read in the Indianapolis Journal, that A. n.
Hadley is now working sixty hands," The
Railroad City seems to think that any impor>
tation of Richmond Mechanics would ensure
perennial bliss. Mr. Hadley's proposition to
remove his works to Indianapolis, may result
in good to him; but while standing idle here
the difference to Richmond will not be momen.
| tous.
1t is hardly probaly that he will move tbs
lot and buildings, and should he leave then
they will most certainly be occupied in better
shape.
We are sorry to learn that the store
belonging to Morroy Baldridge Esq. a
Millville, Henry Co. Ind. was burned OF
Monday morning last. We did no
learn the amount of the loss, but we un
derstand it was insured for $1,000.