The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

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featured and peddled over the
: county BY old spontaneous fer
mentation" Of Spring Grove-''ths
Quakers and temperance men are
III for Greeley" &C., which no
charged Defrees with misrepre-
senting, and which charge he reit-
crates in his pleasant and h.m0r-
ous epistle to US about has 'unsel-
Dish .kindnesss towards an individ-
ual whom he assisted to position
where q keen and unselfish per-
ception' might be obtained!!-
We copy the following article from
tho Cambridge Tribune, as posi-
tive proof that not only gross pre-
varication WAS resorted to in this
particular instance, but that . mis-.
cradle resort was had to the game
Of blur in order to strengthen the
sickly Greeley fermentating pro-
cess invented by old spontaneous
himself, on the summit OF Spring
Grove:
ssTHE FRIEND QUAKERs NOT
FOR GREELEY.
The friend Quakers in this 10.
ca.ity have all been claimed to be
for Greeley, and consequently
we're following after Julian in his
political tergiversations. With
that idea in view, correspondents
with brilliant imaginations have
been employed to circulate through.
out the country the fact (?) that all
the Friends in Eastern Indiana
were for Greeley.
An editorial in the Tribune q
few weeks since stated that all
such stories were false An evil
dence more plainly spoken than
anything We might say, came ia
light . few days since. 1t waa
proposed by Julian to make 9
speech in Dublin, on last Tuesday
evening, preparatory to which, DR.
Boyd, the man Friday, called up
on the committee of Friends wbt
have Wickersham's Hall in charge
to procure the use of it for th,
evening. The Friends who wert
already justly indignant at thu
misrepresentation made Of tbei
course, replied without hesitation
that it could not be had. The
have a rule laid down and strit q!
lived up to, that their place o
worship shall not be used for an,
purpose that would result in
general or special injury to grea
moral questions for Which the,
are laboring or in doing an injur,
to the people at large. Thi
speech Of Julian's they colsidere'
az such and acted accordingly.
worthy member of the committe
on being asked for the privilege
replied that it could not be had o
far - he was concerned. and o.
being further asked for reason
Why, said that they would not le
Jef. Davis have it and he di
not see any reason why Julia
should have it. This gave rise t
quite controversy, and at.erward
the committee VAS called upon fo
the hall They pointedly refuse
to give il, and upon being presse
for reason why. said they did nc
consider Julian loyal This
coming az it docs from che Of tn
strongest Julian precincts in Wayn
county for the numbers, and frol
men who, In times past have, frol
principle, always adhered to hin
10 rather . severe blow upon the
liberal democratic notions. TIL
fact that they have voted for an
with Julian in times past is no II
. dication that they will do so now
4 They seemed determined to Civ
evidence -of what their futul
course will be-Cambridge Tri
bune.
Old spontaneous has vel
delicate way to remind one Of II
immense load Of gratitude d.
him. that should make that incik
lent Of voluntary favors careful n
to see and expose 50 palpable
false. statement, as that made
him, in the matter under consider
! alton.
The 'unselfish kindness of Il
Spring Hill Spontaneous combu'
ton. is very good; and We app-'
ciate it hugely Its like the de
Of Heaven, it falls 50 gently! "
judge, however, from the coar
epithets he permits himself to u
towards US, and his degradil
personal illusions to Preside
; Grant, that he is no,o training ri
!. der the black flag end INVITES
personal mo quarters combat. Y
4 are not partial to that kind of
81 exchange of observations b
1 We kindly assure him, ii we sao,
. deem that course best toward hi
= we can adopt it, and assist him
: counsermarchsno as one of the Il
sons in training, under the .bla
flag that large majority OF
> fellow laborers now in Greeleyis
learned under General Grant.