The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-10
ISAAC AT HOME.

Isaac II. Julian, now editing the
Democratic Orena. No 2, Of this
city has not forgotten the Training
he received while editing the JET
fersonian- the first democratic
sheet peblished in Richmond
several years ago, and appears to
be perfectly at home in the aiapsa>
bility of his peculiar forte Of plsin
fabrication and simple lying. He
never should have left the rut he
was then in; tor he night have
become more perfect in the art
than he DOW is. We see that he
is vieing with Thistlethwatc of the
Herald, to get ahead Of him in that
department. in trying TO create the
impression, that orr colored TEL
low-citizcns are opposed to any
individual of their race. because
they may prefer Horace Greeley 10
Gen. Grant, and instances the tact
that they waited upon DR.. Davis
1.-THE colorcd individual we noticed
last week who made speech in
I.yceum Hall, after the speech and
warned him to leave town within q
limited time.'' Ieaac Ii Julian
knew that he was sander ng our
colored fellow citizens, and utter
an untruth to their injury. when he
thus gave the reason of their dis
like to DR.. D, He knew. and he
published the fact a. the time in
the Radical, that this colored man,
whom he suddenly changes into a
political martyr; collected monev
from our citizens, to pay the ex-
penses OF celebrating the anniver-
sary OF the freedom Of the colored
people, and that, be appropriated
The. funds to his own use, instead Of
handing it to the proper commit
tee to be applied to the object for
which it was donated He knew
all this, and, with every paper in
the city, at that time, he denounced
this DIR. Davis, as scrouhdrel!
But, forsooth. for the purpose Of
making that which is more needed
now than the Israelites needed
straw for manufacturing their
brick; a little Greeley capital, he
thus stultifies himself.
Although it is an anomaly 10
hear of o co!ored man voting to
place in power those who dispise
his race and who would il they
could. deprive him OF every politi>
cal right conferred upon him by
the Republican Constitutional
amendments. and consiRn him
again to ahject slavery; still our
colored citizens would never mo-
lest him for exercising the same
rights which are guaranteed to them
by the same authority-the RICH,
Of free speech and protection to
life and property. They felt in
dignant that the man who had
committed breach of trus.'-had
betrayed their coDfdeEce-appro-
priated to his own use that which
did not belong to him had been
sen: as a missionary to inform
them what he knew about their
best and dearest interests, politi-
cally and financially. They wan
ed him to leave. Had he been
innocent, and only q Greeley mis-
sioniary, he would have remained,
and been protected; but he fell
himself guilty, and got up and
gotv
! We do not justify our colored
fel!ow-citizens. in the summary
process they adopted towards Da-
visit partakes too. much of the
Ku Klux spirit now anlmating the
supporters of Horace in Missouri
Under the administration OF drunk.
en- Gratz Brown, and in Kentucky,
our Inst election day, aud else
where in the South, and we would
have them avoid all such pernici-
GUS examples, even if they do no
go beyond warning !"