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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Ex-Gov. Or, OF South Carolin. sen,
strong letter in support Of Gen. Grant
to TIE Republican meeting It Richmond,
W. He said, alter rscapitulatiug. the
good results Of the present administers
ton. III I were at your meeting l
would conjure every, old-line Demo.
crat in Virginia to hesitate long before
he determined to cast bis vote agains.
Gen. Grant. after having resolved to
,ots the Republican ticket.''
The Utica Herald says: JEFF
Davis, flying in female attire. was
not half SO grotesque and coward
~ IS Democracy skulking ia the
old white hat and coat of Horace
Greeley.
When Hendricks was leading
the Knights of the Golden Circle
Oglesby wac fighting with Grant at
Donaldson and vicksburg he
Tribune eulogises Hendricks aud
siura Qelesby-
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Judge Davis for Gr....

Mr. Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court
who has been spending some weeks smone
family friends at Stockbridge and Lenox,
Mass, left for his home At Blooniaesca, H..
on Monday. As is consisten. with ~ h;sh
position, he takes no part in the prsssst con
est; but is, nevertheless, very frank and m
reserved in the expression Of the opinion that
the election of Greeley would be detsinsutal
to the business interests of the country. For
this reason be prefers Grant.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

We are led by him 1Uho
first taught OUR ARMIES to
conquer in the Vest. and
subsequently, In The East
also. Richmond mould not
come to us till :zUe sent
Grant after 1t, and then it
had to come. .Hela0s aeUer
yet been defeated: and he
aeUe7. zIiW be. Horace Greeley.
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What Greeley Knows About Swal.
Iowing-A Scathing Review of His
Last Letter.
From The Chicsgo Times, rs.
Mr.. Greeley's letter to Judge
Doolittle is the third or fourth, or
peradventure, the fifth in the series
of his acceptance of the PRESS
Dental candidacy. It is q droll
compound Of gariliity, self-conceit
and sophomorical argument. The
most remarkable thing about it is
its astonishing logic. It is not an
unprecedented production. as the
Doctor himself intimates, but was
prepared upor mature delibera-
tion.' In the course of his DELHI
GRAFTON with himself, the Philoso-
pher seems to have found bimself
quite in accord with the general
opinion among Democrats in
thinking it odd very odd, and
rather funny, to find himself the
presidential candidate of party
which he had pointedly opposed in
the earnest controversies of forty
years. His meditations seem to
have taken an inquisitive turn, as
if he had enquired. why is this
thus ? They didn't nominate me
because they liked me, that's plain
What did they nominate me for ?
! All. they must have deemed me
upright aad capable that was the
reason Under the cilclm stances
I can not conceive OF negative of
that proposition, it is therefore
self-evident that am upright and
capable. and that this is Why they
nominated me. But i fad nothing
in that to infiame vanity or norish
self conceit 7 I am modest man
able to hear that am upright aad
capable without being vain
Having thus after mature DELHI
GRAFTON; discovered why the BaIti-
more convention nominated him
the Philosophers meditations
passed to the platform. They
we're not constrained to swollov
that because they deemed me up.
right and capable. Oh no. They
were capable of making platform
of their own 1t is source Of pro-
found satisfaction to me that they
didn't, because am afraid 1 coult
, not have swallowed it. But why
, didn't they. I wonder Why ,afte
, swallowing me. did they swallow
| my platform. instead of requesting
me to reciprocatej by swallowiD,
t their platform 1t won't do t
$ say they have taken my principles
IS well as myself that would b
injudicious, though it does loo
t like it. But il they have take
my principles, then my principle
and their principles are the same
!. It will do to say that the plstfor I
; is q clever enunciation of both GU
principles. that it is at once incon
testabIy Republican and emphat
!. ically Democratic. That will be
y good logic. It will be eqivaler
:. TO saying that positive and Degs
,e tive are the same; that polar ar
d, thitheses are not opposites, or thl
a the two sides Of dividing lin
d are one and the same side.
}. II this is not q fair transcript 9
Of the Philosophers meditation
a. which ended in the production Z,
y his latest letter Of acceptance, Il
n. fault is in that remarkable and p'
," culiar epistle.
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0reeley's advice to Gratx Brown after the
Yale College spsech: Go west.
- Altar the, evening serenade: Be veeets.
rian, Gratis, and be happy, but omit sbut.
te.ed watermelGne.'
After the Fifth aveaus attack: CATCHING
CRABS iusures the loss Of boat race; OuI
presidential race will b lost, 0rets, If Won
sdteh any more.-Ciae;saas; Gas.as.
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Henry Ward Beecher says: THE mountain
would not come to Mahomet; so Aahomet has
gone to the mountain. The Democratic party
declined to sink into Horace Greeley; ana
Horace Greeley now sinks into the Demccr.-
tic party S. 81 81,
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e,r.elev Rsform-wAas il Means.

Greeley. Rsform-wAai il Means.
Horace 0sesley stands before the country
to-day, an1has 20 stood for weeks, charged
By the Bid hampton In. I'll Republicans with
having been correspondsd with and visited
personally By leading Democrats more than .
year ago among the number Horatio Seymour,
to carry with him TO that party what Repu',-
licans be could control, and to become the
Democratic candidate for President in 1872
. regular Benedict Arnold British negotiation.
and the Republican darss Mr.. Greeley, or his
paper that has ceased to BE- party organ to
deny it under The threat Of publishing the
correspondents which 1t has in its possession.
In all Of The charges heaped upon Grant,
none true or none false even. have been made
that approach this in malignant treachsry to
principles and . great party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Every vote for Greeley is vote to restore
the Democracy to power, whether 40 i.tsoded
or not. The Democrats 90 understand il
now. and Liberal who can't see it must b
precious green. 1865
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

John r. Cravens has been ap.
poiuted to run the Democratic
race Tor Lieutenant Governor vice
De Paw, resigned.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Henry Clay once said, Il would rather be
right than President But Gratz Brown says:
i would rather be tight, than Vice President,
The tea is the difference BETWEEN rBsss dis.
tlnguished men, in their aspirations, morally
and physically considered.
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IR. CREELEY,B COMPLAINT
MET.

-sas Washington, July 20:
To meet the complaint made by Mr..
Greeley, in his letter of acceptance,
against the Republican party, that the
people Of tho south are Uttered in the
choice o! their representatives, the Re
publican this morning prints q list, which
shows who among the leaders of the late
confederscy have been pardcned under
the recent amnesty act. Among the more
vol known. who are now entitled to
vote and hold office, are:
Alex. II. Stephens, Of Georgia.
Jacob Thompson, ex-Governors
Letcher and Wise, Of Virginia.
Gen. Forrest and Benjamin Hill, Of
Georgia. 81.
Gen. Wade Hampton and VIM. Her
shell, Of Virginia.
Gen. johnson, B. Barnwell Rhett
Hon. JAS. A. Seldom, ex-confeder ate
ecretary Of war, Hon. Allen T. Carpen-
er,o West vi rginia
/. Col. G. A. Henry a3d A. H. Garland
of Tennessee.
Hon. A. r. Wright, Of Georg ia.
Duncan F. Kenner and John Perkins
Jr., Of Louisiana. fh
Chalton and Dargan. members of the
rebel house, ex. Gov II. S. Foote. @,
Tennessee.
W. P. Gentry. Becock, Pryor. Duke
Smith, Hon. John c. Breckenridge
Judge John A. Campbell, Gems. 10.
Johnston. Brags, Cooper, Hardee
beauregard. G. g. Smith, Wood, Gus
It's Lee, Fitzhugh Loo.
Captains NJ. F. Maury. Ssmmes and
Brooke ex-secretaries Graham, of Norlh
Carolina, and Conrad, Of Louisiana; ex,
minister's Forsyth and Jackson, and
William Pressen. Of Kentuck =.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The Ter'e Hasss Express is cruel
enough to keep the following standing
matter At the head of ito editorial COL
umn
mo honest and intelligent Democrat
can support either GRANT or GREELEY
Without ~ first abandoning his principles.
Fire aad water can mingle more easily
ana consistently than I could become an
adnerent Of either Of them. shall
stand oy lifelong principles. If did
o'herwise ! should be dishonest man.
unworthy my own respect or the re-
sPect OF anybody else. Daniel W.
Voorhees, Hay II, 1872.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03
THE QUAKERs ALL RIGHT.
A False Report Corrected.

From abe Anderson Herald.
We have become convinced of one thing;
the Greeley element in the Republican party
is like the old settler said of the ague on the
Wabash; wall stranger, there amt NO anger
in these parts, but there is mighty sight o.
shaken down ON the Wabash There is not
much Greeley sentiment here. but, according
to the tale mongers, there is q mighty sight
of it everywhere else.
II has been reported here, frequently that
the Qus.kers Of Wayne county were al for
Greeley, and particularly those living about
the town of Dublin. On this point We ask
our reade RS to give the following letter cars-
full reading. 1t is from one of the stsunchest
citizens of Wayne county. The letter il a.
follows:
DuBLnL.WAYNE Co., IND, 7th Month, 24th.
EDIro1 HERALD.-Thy letter Of yesterday
il at han d; in answer will say. We have in
our vicin ity about forty-6ve Friends all told
who attend the meeting at dublin, and out of
that number according to the Information
have, would say about Eve or six will prob.
ably vote for Greeley and Brown:
Greeley club has been formed in Dublin,
including Democrats, Liberal Republicans,
and perhs ps two Friends, the exact numbe.
don't know. We have no large Liberal ole.
ment in our vicinity, including all denomina-
tons and colors.' We have in our place
about TWEEN ty-fve colored voters all of which
to man will vote for Grant and Wilson.
And As rega r1s the Friends as . body, they
are unmists kably for Grant and Wilson.
Respectfully
JESSE HIATT.
Where's "OEd .Spontaneous3"
Marion (Gra mt Co.. Chronicle, July Is.
Cornelius Ratliff an old Friend OF Richmond
10 now in Grant county visiting relatives. We
had the pleasure Of call from him on yes.
terday, aud were glad to learn that the Rspub.
lican ranks in old Wayne are unbroksn. Il
had been reported hsrs. evidently for the pur-
pose Of influencing the large Friend vote in
this county, that . great part of Friends Of
Wayne were going ever to the Denocrstie
party with Julian, l,ut NJ. Ratliff says, and
his acquaintance i large. that he does no,
know single member Of that Society propo-
sing now to desert life long polisical princi-
pies. Old Wayne i good for her Ssaal Re
| publican majority.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The Evening Post, Democratic paper
Published in Buffalo. has declared for
Grant ssd Wilspu.
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The Democratic Herald, Is abusing WIN.
Baxter, because he refuses to help Thistle
thwaite eat Quadrangle and Crow.
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The elections during the present year
will be - follows;
North Carolina, Aug. 1st; Kentucky,
Aug. 9th; Montana Territory. Aug.
seh; Utah Territory, Aug. 5th; New
Mexico Territory. Sep, ls,, California.
Sept. z. Vermont, Sept. 8, Maiue. Sept
9Th, Colorado Territory, Sept. 1o.h.
Dakota Territory, Indiana, Iowa, Ne
brasks, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Oct. 9Th,
South Caro!iaa. OCT. 18th West virginia.
Oct. 24sh, Alabama. Arkansas. Della
ware. Florida, Georgia Illinois. Kansas
Louisiana. Maryland. Massachusetts,,
Michigan AinnesOsa. Mississippi, Missouri,
Nevada. New York, New Jersey. Ter
nessee' Virgins, Wisconsin, Nov. 9Th,
Arizona Territory, Nov. 9Th. District Of
Columbia. Nov. 9th.
The Presidential election will occur on
the 9th day Of November.
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The latest news from Gratz Brown, Is that
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66DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHAIR
ING" How either sex NAV fascin'se
and gain the love and affections of any pr
son they choose, instantly. This simple ny,
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Dec. 16, 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-05-04
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