The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-09
i,,y. -. N. WILSON


During Ia Presidential cam paisn just past,
Hon. ). N. " ilson. the Peoples Representa-.
tivs 10 Congress from this District. made sew
sral speeches throughout the State, and We
take pleasure 10 repnbii-niug .be follow ing
notices ~ his efforts. Every Republican
cannot help feeling proud that he is repre-
scented BY one who is every way worthy ard
well qualified, aud who can feel to thank God
that neither Geo. W. Julian. the corsumnste
Lac, or Dave 0ooding, the blatherskite black
guard, represents them now
"a FINE SPEEcH.--Judge J. NJ. Wilson, of
Conceivable, spo' in this city, in the Court
House on Tuesday evening lasr, to q large
ard intelligent audience II twas universally
admitted BY all who were fortunate enough
70 be present, that it was An able aud mas
terly address, and that every important ques-
lion or issue Of the present campaicg, that
lie discussed was handled in the lish. Of rea-
son and good judgment. % that none Of bis
utter auces could be gainsa'd or rejected by
those holding or claiming opposite political
views 10 the Judge. II will be remembered
that Mr.. Wilson 10 the present member OF
Congress from the 4th Congressional Dis
trict, and at the late election was honorel
with an endorsement Of his course in that
BODY by his constituents by bis re. election
ever that political dead beat Dave Gooding.
Henderson HerAld'
HON. JERE N. WILSON.
"This distinguished gentleman favored our
people with one Of the best speeches, on
Monday afternoon last, that II has been our
fortune to listen 70 for long time. Il was
. clear logical, exhaustive review of the ques-
tons and candidates now before the people.
There was no harshness or malice exhibited
By the speaker, but calm and faithful state.
ment Of the Issues Of the campaign, and .
clear REPUTATION Of the charges against Grant
and the Republican party. We are sorry
there vas not larger attendance Of the peo-
pie We would have liked 20 have I'd every
voter Republican and Democrat in the county
present to hear the speech. We do not won
der that Mr. Wilson was successful against
ths combined forces Of Demoo: ats and Lib
erals in his District. His words carry con
viction with them. Those who were present
ON Monday afternoon viii not soon forget th'
occasion. the truths uttered or the speaker
They went away refreshed and strengthened
tor the battle on next Tuesday. The Fourtl
District is very fortunate in having q man o
Mr.. Wilson's ability to represent them in tn
national halls Of legislation. Winnsmac Re
publican.'
HON. J. NJ. WILSON.
Hon. j. M. Wilson made til
closing speech of the campaign
in Union county, at the Cour
House, on Monday evening las
il Q speech of two and one>hal
Gours duration, which was con
sidered by bis hearers 10 be til
best of all the many good spec
ches that he has heretofore. lie
livered in this county. The Re
publicans OF the District now fe.
more than ever. proud Of thci
pure and noble Representative j
the Congress Of our Nation, IN
claim tsat no District 10 the Stat
is better represented than the 4th.-
Liberty Herald.
Julian, in his speech at this plac
spoke OF Hon. J n. Wilson q
.sthe gentle zephyr, the faint sen
blance Of something human, VII
hes taken the contract Of represen
ing the Fourth District 10 Congress
etc., etc. The Hon. George new
did like anybody who was 10 h
way, and since Jerry whaled hi
before the people OF that distri
and they in spite Of all George al
Isaac could do to prevent it ha,
renewed their contract with Wi
son, nothing is more natural in Il
world than for George to gna'
his toothless gums at the man vi
had his place. but We had rig
to expect better things from N
Julian than quotation Of a pr
tended letter from Mr.. Wilson
J H. Popp, long after 1t had be-
publicly exposed as vile ;nfamo
forgery and slander.--New Cast
Courier.