The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-02

The race is now between Greeley
and O'Connor.
THE JULIAN BROTHERS.
Julian - called Apostate by the Christ.
ians, whom he deserted and pcrsecu,ed.'
Thus we have it handed down by the histor-
ian, that with the name OF Julian is some
thing go damable and noxious that DO decent
man would care to possess it. But if this
Apos.ate of old was held in execration BY the
good men of that day it has been reserved by
an allwise providence to afilct the descendants
of Adam, Of the present day, with two
Brothers" of this name, who are more
odious, who are possessed OF more of the par
ticles found in total depravity than can be
found in this or any other country. At one
period Of our history, the loathst me carcass
of George, held q high place in tie minds of
the people, but he chose to abandon the cause
of liberty and justice, which he had once
championed, and drop into that common cess
pool of filth so faithfully described by Horace
Greeley, and called the Democratic party.
Perhaps he is not SO much to blame for this,
as he was but following out the instincts of
his sordid self which nature had SO aptly ct
ted him for,when the people failed TO see in him
the qualities Of man ft 10 represent them.
He might have dropped into obscurity without
rendering himself contemplate. He nigh.
even never have risen to the dignity Of being
hated, and even been despised with modera-
ton. But this was not enough, he mustEdi
tinguish himself by attempting to tear down
the Republican party, which he found was
the admiration of the people whom be could
not lead OF represent, and to do this he no
to govern him, but wallows in the filthy mire
of personal abuse. A notorious infidel by ma
ture, knowing no law but self-a coward at
heart, cold and Shiny in every particular, he
prefers to deal in lies and calimnies, retailing
them on credit, when truth is at premium.
of outraged humanity recorded there with
cowdide in the hands of one weaker than
himself, whom he had lied upon and DETAINED
beyond endurance-and while those well
earned lashes were being administered, he
sqnirmtd upon the ground in his snakey
filth, without show of resistance, but
wbned like whipped spaniel that he was.
and afterwards was put into carriage and
started for his home,in condition, to say the
least, no NAN would want to be found in.
And this soiled dove is now canvassing the
State in the interests of the Democratic
party-a party to which he is ip every way
suited ~ one Of its babblers. He has the
brazen impudence to show his unblushing
face before Richmond audience, after hav-
ing bare faced lie GRAINED down his throat,
by VIM. Baxter-a lie which be does not at.
tempt to deny or extenuate. But the people
have learned to know this scbeming, cold
blooded string Of suckers, through whose
veins warm, generous, honest drop of blood
never yet coursed.
And key. his brother, in every thing that
10 contemplate and mean-the lick spittle--
who presides over the Confederate Radical,
whose circulation does not exceed two hundred
Poor Isaac! We almost feel as though we
should not say aught against the poor devil the
very appearance Of this thing in semi human
form, as he mopes through our streets, gent
IL stroking his chin-one can almost hear
him purr, be is so gentle, soft and ca like in
those motions, and as we remarked, the very
appearance OF Isaac, to those who know him
not, would eplist the sympathy ola gang Of
scalp hunters, he is SO meek--a very Uriah
Heep in humility! We think the immortal
nickop. mn ar have known Ta.oc and ~ Loo -
| caught the divine humbleness which Isaac
possesses, with which be disported the
friskcy and amiAble Uriah with, but he did
not know Isaac enough, he should have sound
| ed him deeper. there is q wealth Of 1oveable-
ness in Isaac which we fear is doomed never
to be explored, and his real worth in pure
cussedness will never be developed. One
great regret of our life is, that we were not
pei mitted to play with Isaac in our boyhood!
He must have been . love Of a boys sweet
little flower, "born to blush., DC. We never
heard but one curious objection to keys
sporti7e qualities when youth-he wouldn't
keep his nose clean, aud insisted that he had
| q right TO be dirty if he wanted to be, Ca
right be still maintains and insists upon.
| We think, however, this was the effect of
habit, caught from his elder brother George.
aud might, If taken in time, been rernedied,
bnt a. it is, he is hopelessly depraved, and
now he is never SO happy as when looking
dirty and sIovenly, with his shirt front I'M
buttoned from his swan-like throat to his
delicate waist--with mangey looking cur Al
his heels, aud wading in the cowardly
filthy slough Of infamy, in defaming the
character Of some one who has not supported
George! And no matter whose character BIZ
may attack--it matters little what they are
now, or have been-they are thousand
tines removed and spotless in character com.
pared to these twin relics of all that is mean
little, COW ardlY and contemplate, and IN
worthy the respect or notice of decent socie
t.. af
A communication from Williamsburg, va
crowded out, containing some just reflection
on the political conduct of one of our forme
; Sheriffs. 1t will not be too late, as lessor
! on honest consistency, to publish it after TIL
election, aud We shall take it under advise
ment. 80 s4
1t is reported in the 4th district that Hon
David. s. Goodiug will engage during til
coming season in the purchase Of hen frui
for the eastern market, with Headquarters .
!, Greenfield.
The best Wood and Coal stoves
J in Richmond, at Ezrs Nye & Starr
Stove Store, on Ft. Wayne Az.
We present IS the substantial frai,
of victory, legislature Republican i