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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-03


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Death of-Jame. brooks

Hon. James Brooks, Representa-
tive in Congress from New York,
died at his residence in Washington
city in the presence Of his family
He recognized those around him to
the very last moment He had long
been in feeble health from, as he
himself frequently said, the effects
Of . fever which he contracted IN
Asia. The deceased was in his 63d
year. His death has created pro
found sorrow in all circles of the
community.
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Our democratic friends of the
First Ward, held . meeting, at the
Engine House. on Thursday night
lat, and our old and esteemed
friend, Jeremiah Hadley, also sp
peared among them. He had a
perfect right to be there, and we
do not object; but we DO think he
should NOT, in his zeal for his friend
Elder, have made the statement he
is reported to have made, towit:
That "the Republican candidate for
Mayor, Calvin B. Walker, signed
the remonstrance against the re-
moval of the County seat to Rich.
mond" We thought as he had
participatedin the Republican Nom
mating Election, ostensibly as q
member Of that party, he would
feel himself under obligations to
vote for the nominees, or at least re-
frain from taking an active part
against the ticket; but he has chos
en- to do differently, and, as soon as
we heard of Mr.. H.'s effort to thus
prejudice the people of the First
Ward against Mr.. Walker, We de-
termined to arrive at the facts if
possible, with the following result,
which the reader will perceive clear
ly exculpates Mr.. Walker from the
charge, and places our friend Had
ley in an unenviable betwixity and
betweenity state: ~
CEHrERv1LLE, WAYNE Co., I'm,
May End, 1873.
We the undersigned citizens of
Centerville, Ind, hereby certify that
the name of Calvin B. Walker, was
not signed to any remonstrance,
against The removal of the County
seat, and that his name does appear
to the Bond signed by the people
of Richmond to indemnify the coun-
ty for the appraised value Of the
Real Estate at Centerville belong
ing to the County, that, during all
the time said Walker was o resident
ct Centerville he was understood to
be in favor of the petition for re-
moval of the Court House to Rich
mond, and was not consulted BY
the opponents to the removal.
VIM. w. DUDLEY.
| EL1HU NJ. PARKER
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In commanding MIR. Elder, one
Of his friends said he was metal
that had the right '.rin9.' IF the
present debt Of the city, the most
Of which he voted to incur as coun
Gilman, was In the old democrats
constitutional currency" we think
Il would s.ring" loud enough to
swa1e The dead However, it viii
wzme the pockets of our citizens
pretty dry to pay it before they gel
through with it!
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A novel mode Of svindlin, h.s

A novel mode Of swindling has
came to light in Wsehin gton. A
man styling: himself Rev. j. Hall
Barney with . confederate named
Sutton, has been sending circulars
TO Government employees, purport
ing to come from the White House
and bearing the name Of General
Bsbcock. soliciting contributions
for suppreesing election frauds and
to reimburse tho Treasury for mon.
ey lent Tor election parpoSes.' Bar
ney has been arrested, and il 10
eaid thes those who have consribu
ed will be discharged. -
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Mr.. Elder and bis friends attempt

Mr.. Elder and his friends attempt
to disparage the past Republican
administration of Mr.. Poe, by say
ing that it produced less than did
Mr.. BENEFITS and Young's, 6nan-
cially. Now, Mr.. Elder knows, be
cause he has, during his connection
with the council, as a member Of
the finance committee, that this is
untrue, and no should act honest
and give the proper credit where it
is due. The amount paid by the
Democratic administration of Mr..
Young into the treasury, is 81,
$50, 81. BY the Republican admin
istrstion of Mr.. Poe, $4,000. 81.
Enough!
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Rejecting the Bribe.

Gen. James A. Garfield has pub
ished . letter explaining his course
on the Congressional back pay act,
in which, referring to the charge
that he voted for the Butler scheme
in order to pocket five thousand
dollars, and not, as he has before
explained, because that vote involv-
ed the success or defeat of the most
important appropriations, he says
Il preferred to leave my person
al motives to the future for vindi-
cation. But already, without my
knowledge or procurement, q para-
graph has found it's way to the press
which makes it proper for me to say,
though I did not desire to have the
fact paraded in public, that I not
only did not receive the back pay
Or any part of it, but I ordered it
SO conveyed to the general Treasury
as to be placed beyond the reach OF
myself OF my heirs"
This is simply in accord with the
conduct of Gen. Garfield through
out his service in Congress, and is
what we supposed would be his po-
sition. The AID Congress had no
more persistent foe of special legis
lation for the benefit of one class at
the expense of another than Gen.
Garfield, and although we may diff
fer with him as to the propriety. Of
his vote on the back salary question
for the purpose of saving the up
preparation bill, he must be acquit-
ted OF all mercenary motives. We
are glad that he has so emphatically
put his mark upon this kind of leg.
islation that nobody can read him
and mistake his opinion Of it's char
acter.-N. Y. Evening Post.
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From California.
TIE MODoC WAR.

The following l. an extract from private
letter fron Dr. sMoReAn McxAN, g Sen
jose, California, dated April 18th, 1879, I'd
In 3. b. HAR1nAn. Of oar seity. DR.. n.
u . man District probity, and hts statements
may be relied on With the utmost confidence
for their truthfulnsss:
"You have no doubt heard and read great
deal Of the Aodoo War in Oregon. Well,
now, she facts are about as follows, viz: a
ANAL tribe Of Indians, from 40 to 90 men.
with their women and children, were forced
y lssve their old home, through the in1ueneQ
Of some land speculators, and were located
in an arid, snpToduetive country, whsrs they
had neither game nor fish. and we're suffer-
ing and dieinE, and therefore, desired to 70
turn to their old homes. This with bad and
cruel treatment from agents. among whom
10 . set Of ignorant, sniveling preachers, il
the true cause Of this "great Aodoc war;
or Course, to This 10 added the prospect fG
some villainous scoundrsls, in and out Of ID,
Government Offices, TO make money, whicl
they are doing most lavishly. In ny hnmbls
opinion, ''Captain Jack" is brave man, vhe
IL Sighting for human rights. and il had my
way. would send him TO Congress, 10 clsaI
ont that set Of "Credit Mobilier, Back Pay
thieving eorruptionisss,"
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Decisions Regarding Postal Card..

The Third Assistant Postmaster
General decides that postal cards
that have been once properly trans
United through the mail, and tho
stamp thereon conce led, car. after
their being returned to the sender
in scaled envelope, With remit
tance, be retransmitted 10 the per-
son originally addressed, with the
word paid stamped or endorsed
thereon by placing upon tho card
. one cent adhesive stamp.
The Post Master General de-
cides that no discount can. be al
lowed to purchasers or agents who
desire to keep postal cards on
hand tor sale to the public.
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GILLEM,S ACCOUNT OF SATUR
au DAYS SACRIFICE. -
bodies of the Slaughtered OfioeIs
-. Recovered
Tho Present Force Inadeouate -
Cope With the Indiana. 81

NO EfeScut FOfce ln0QeQu0te -
Cope With the Indiana.
WARRINGTON. April 30.-Geussal
Sherman to day received. the an.
snexed dispatoh from General Sho-
field:
"EAvA BEDS, April 2S.-Oh ;the
26 Mayor Greene, com manding
the camp on the west side Of the
6 Lava Beds, ordered Captain Thorn
~ oil the Fourth Artillery, and q
party of Warm Spring Indians
about seventy soldiers and four.
teen Intlians--to make q recon-
noissance in the south-easterly di-
rcction to a point about four miles
from the camp. The party left
camp about IL NJ, reached the
designated point and were resting,
NO indiana having been seen. Sud.
denly the party we're fired upon by
the Indians, and subsequently the
bodies OF Captain Thomas and
Lieutenant A. p. Howe, Fourth
Artillery, and Lientenant Thos. F
Wright, Twelfth Infantry. wcre
found in the lava chasms. First
Lieutenant Arthur GrAnstop,
Fourth Artillery has not been
found, and it 10 supposed he -
! killed. Lieutenant George n.
Harris aud Acting Assistant Surs-
geon B. Semig we're seriously.
though I hope not dangerously
wounded. Thirteen enlisted men
were killed and wounded. All the
/ officers and part Of the men re-
NAMED together and fought like
heroes, but the Indians had secus-
est The advantage Of position before
being discovered.
"The remains of the officers will
he taken to Yreka To- morrow. The
bodies Of four warriors have been
found at or near che scene of thu
/ battle.
"Capsain Mendenhall reports
from Bucrlsttsyille, and is expect.
cd to join on the 30th.
"The Indians occupy q position
in the rocks about four miles south
Of their caves. Il will be imp6esi
bic to surround them with I'd,
force at or On route to this plac,
% the circumference of the Law,
beds is about thirty miles. Gener
al Davis is expected tomorrow.
"[Signsd] ALVIN GILLEx.'
General Davis started from
Yfeka for the Lava Beds thi'
morning. $50 IS i
General Sherman has, after J,
conference wish Acting Secretar,
Robeson, telegraphed to Secretary
Belknap and the President In tn
way OF consultation as to futur'
army movements.
TORONTO, April 3O.-A dispatcl
from Fort Carry says information
has been received from trust
worthy source to the effect thu
some American traders havin!
poisoned Little Knife and Sitin!
Bull, the Sioux Chiefs at Cypress
Hill, four hundred miles from For
Garry, in tho British territory, th
|, Sioux fell on the post and massa
cred all the Americans and hall
breeds in the vicinity.
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The Baltimore American urges
Colfax to run for Congress in the
South Bend District It says that
the country can not afford to lose
his services, and his election would
vindicate him from the SANDERS
cast upon him.
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The Elder Economy Engineers
have already plated out their work
in the nert Council provided they
carry majority Of their stripe m-
70 that body: So to divide the 4th
Ward a. 10 make two Democratic
Wards-mahng nix instead Of i've;
tim, by annsxing Sevastapol make
the se0ond Ward RELIABLY Demo
crafis-it bsingo only nominal now
thus tha* party hope to make Rich
mond Democratic city, pure and
simple, throughout "a time to come.
Republicans, how do you like the
maps yfr
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orr1. aMUB1I0AN TICKET

ae' ~ "afd' -. -.
s1s sl q 9. Ccnklin.
"a Ezra Mye.
zth T.H Davis.
6,as ON : WI Dulin.
On Ipeaday next May 9Th, il
the dAy set apart for holding our
annnM e3soion for city officers for
IL sg ysar. The R>ppblicen
pMy = Nd the above ti6ket at
IT. noaaa9ating election, and every
nAnbes q - party, who paftiei
rsed = - nominating election
: ~ pasdged his honos, b. %
participating, to support ths sae-
cee1eul nominse. The choice Of our
party has allen upon men to serve
n e various -olRces above desig-
s.ssd foe whom no man need be
elnamed 70 vote and who, If elected,
WIN discharge tho duty dsvolving
spon thsm wisd credit to our city
md 6aoe 10 themselves
Our candidate for Mayor, G. B.
Walker, = . young man Of fair le-
gal attainnentA and with . brief
experience in the once for which
h rs bosn selected e. > candidate
By his paEty, weakSSufs would give
wy general satisfaction.
In The eslecepn Of our candidates
1oe Clerk, Treasures, and City Mar
shal TIE Republicans hercabouts
have not forgotten the pledge they
made the @braxe boys in blue p
wha thsy went 70 the front, and
xisksd thsir lives in defence Of their
country, to cARr ron rHxH when they
returned homel We hope that this
.1sGling Of gratitude viii never b
1oreotten- Tho enjoyment Of Office
wia not repay these men for loss Of
their limbs or for jeopardising life;
but Il win serve to remind them
that Republics, and especially Re
pubicans Am grateful
Our Assessor, w. z. Wilcox, il
one among our best citissns- mar
Of most excellent Judgment and
hiS election win prove satisfactory
TO I'll parties. ,,s
For Councilmen, tho Republicans
have made no nominations in IL,
Ward, feeling that the contest il
hopsasss there. n the I'd, 8. Conk
I'm, andh the Cd, Ezra Nye, ar,
candidates Bm reelection. In. th.
~ Dr.. IL T. Davis, and, the 9Th
WI. Dulm-she latter gentleman
has never Yuryed II the Council. bu
we think there = the rieht hind O
prudence and economy IN his com
poGt;on "a make him q safs and re
liable member Of Council The Al
Wards caadidste, Dr., Davis, il on,
Who not only has experiences q ,
member. hut he enioys the conf
dsnee Of q parties throughout th,
city q ven ~ his fellow citizens o
cha precinct IN which he resides
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Congressman Shanks will build,
this summer, the finest house in Jay
county, Indiana
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TO THE PUBLIC.
OYYIcE OF THE TKLBoRA1r,
Richmond. Ind Nav q 1873

u DAxO.
OYyIcH OF THE TKI8aRAM,
Richmond Ind May 2, 1873 {
On what wsshad every reason 70
believe was reliAblp information, We
stated in yestsrdl5 vs. Telegram that
James Elder had not signed Tho
$4,000 Court House bond. We
have since been convinced that he
did sign it. and being unwilling to
do him injustice, we avail ourselves
Of the only means we have of max
ing the correction public before the
municipal election. y
D. SURFACE, Editor Telegram.
y. We thought Mr.. Surfaces dis
claimer above was sufficient; bnt
our Democratic friend, Mr.. Elder,
deemed that it was not emphatic
enough, and hence he handed us the
following:
A Surface Falschood.
The editor of the Telegram, with
his usual utter disregard for truth,
has published in his paper Of this
week q statement that I did not
sign the 5000 bond" to secure
the payment for the county build
I ings. The committee who had the
county seat matter in charge have
handed me the following refutation
Of this falsehood:
RICHMOND, May q 1873.
Our attention has been called to
IN editorial statement in the Tele
gram, Of to. day, stating as fact
afhat James Elder did not sign the
3S0, 900 bond" to pay for the coun-
~ buildings, &C., at Centerville.-
In justice to Mr.. Elder, we will say
that he did sign the bond alluded
to, and that in addition, he sub
scribed and paid money towardl
purchasing the grounds in this city
for the county buildings.
GEo. w. BARazs,
A. EARNEST,
THos. NEsroR.
The false statement to which thii
refers is only one Of q series that
were equally false, that have recent
y been published by this man Sur
face, and they show to what base
meas he will descend.
JAMEs ELDER.
Evidently, the rumor of Mr.. e.
not signing that bond, grew out o
the fact that his Democratic friend
had been busily connecting Nh
Walkers name with being on tn
remonstrance against moving tn
Court House from Centreville T.
Richmond, and, on the principle 0
sighting the devil with chunk,
the friends of Mr.. Walker have re
taliated We think Mr.. Surtac
has acted honorably, in this IL
stance, in publishing the abov
card. and that Mr.. Elder does him
self injustice, after hearing s. q car
read, in insisting that we pubisl
bis rejoinder; but, we give it placs
Remaining, that the Modoc war ha
| about Is much to do with our cit
election % has the removal of th
County Seat; but still, O. Mr.. Ed
er's friends, find nothing ela
against our candidate for Mayo
but this charge, we merely pric
that inflated bladder and let th
wind ont Of it, by announcing, quit
a. emphatic as MIR. Elder does
his card, that we are authorized
say that the charge is wholly fall
that Mr.. Walker ever signed . n
monstrance, or any other pape
calculated to prevent the remov
Of the County Seat.
l ----- ----------
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The St. Louis Democrat, . Re.
publican paper says Of Governor
Hendricks reorganization Of the
Democratic party with the Democ-
racy left out:
HE urge the abandonment OF
the old Democratic partyr Not
he. He advise the formation Of
an entirely new party 7 Not hit
Of il. THIS is what he u,ges, ad-
vises, inculcates, recommends and
Processes: Whether the reform
should be accomplished through
our existing organization, or by .
movement introducing rev ele-
mentr, should be carefully consid-
cred
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Let every Republican, who has
the, best interest, Of our city ct
heask fau not 10 deposit his note
next T1ssday, fos thsrncminSss q
~ Nsp1blian party. "a; e - ~
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO.. .. 8.
MDEFORE Epos Thomas Jnstics q The
u Peace In aud for Wayne Taw aship in
said county:
John PseTie, Jr.
" AWeouvQeOss ~
Charles Cushman
s The sb;.ve nsssed ds'enAens Is neit1eG Of
The pepdency Of aaid eauae. thSs GA the 18th
day Of Marsh. 1873. issued stit Of attach
n,ens agsirst the goods chat. les. rig hts, cred
ito and effects Of said defendant, 10 said
county. By sirtus OF which goods have bren
attached, and that said cause 10 yet for .
hv1Fine on The feth day Of Mar. 1873. 1t 10
O'Clock 4. Il. kNoe THOMAS,
Apsill6. 1873. austtcs Peace.
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Grace Greenwood d getting on
the shady side Of Fifty ae
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How to Bring About Reform.

win great victories and assume
positions Of power without the
consent Of the reople. Ambition
energy, genius, are the elements
that win against the popular will
IN times of public disturbance. But
in politics the rule 10 reversed, or
should be. No man can gain po-
litical power without the consent
of the people. A single vote can
defeat the man OF energy and am
bition. Atthe head Of an army
he might control the nation, but
before the silent voice of tho ballot
box he is powerless. Herein lies
the strength of our institutions.
The people govern, and no man
can assume power unless c,lled by
the voice of the majority. If bsd
men are elected to Office, it is the
fault OF the system which tolerated
the election. The remedy is with
tue people. They can undo what
they have done. The same power
that placed bad man IN Office can
eoon oispiace ntm. Oor!ups men
have crept into power, either un-
der false pretenses or. through,
chlcanery or fraud. Ihey do not
truly represent the people or the
party that elected them. Their
numbers are small, but this can be no
excuse ior their connnnance: How
can ene party RnsH = atsess 81 these
unworthy members Democracy
answers, destroy the party that 10
responsible tor their presence
Anls Woal0 De the OBSTRUCTION OF .
magnificent temple to get rid Of .
few imperiectlons In the structure
The .Hepnblicea party Is to-day tho
temple OF freedom. It's founda-,
ZION - % soNo - the granite
rocks OF New 1ngisnd. The edt-
nee WHOM. mas been beiiddnG Tor
the past sixteen years 10 . per-
feet as human ingenuity can make
1t. IL mas 9 few iauitsEa few Inn
perfect blocks mar it's beauty.
Common sense points out the rem
coy. Remove them, put substan-
tial ones 10 their. place, and the
political structure remains unim'
paired.
Inc people must exercise more
care In the seiectlon- OIL PUBIC Of
ficials- Men must be chosen fol
their honesty as we'll as their abl
lty. Private morality should DC
the basls OF public virtue. Sc
lect good men for Office and Of
hcsal corruption VIII soon be un-
known.
How can this selection be made
Tne answer is as sim lie as the
question. TAKE part IN the selec
!lon 10 ignore the primary meet
ing, and accept a. = party neces'
slty the choice OF others, 10 TO In
tvie the evil We complain OF inert
are tens 81 thousands OF clt'zen'
4 VINO would STAND IN the line 'ol
hours. or 1850 . osy 70 depost
tnelr vote VINO coo!d not DO IN
ouceo 70 atteno tue PRIMARY meet
Il Ms sn. eaAe 'a's y. ~ rug seieet. =
"a c.oo'ua'es. lucy osetlook 'a'
most 'lnpor'ans p.r' o. ,neif ous,
T'ue cno'ce .. Tue men LOT "nou
sney are "iiting 20 "osk ane
voae.
II 800 S
3 rol;t;c. rh.v.un.s hain .-aat.
J fick.,a ma well "A endorsa them
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ri NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

tai NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIAKA WAYNE CO., 8. ..
LAHORE Robert Gordon, yussies Of ~
u Peace, in and for JsGstson Townships IN
sid County,
ssLswis Habsshn1,
~ Jacob Rsploeie. g q
Ths above named deteudenB b noticed cf
the psudency Of The above cause, and that 9.
the Ind day Of April, 1873. issusaa ws9 q
sttaehmsnt herein, against The gcods, eAe.
tiee, rights, crsdits, moneys and eneets OF
said aesepdent 10 sails C0asty. and at the
same date . summons was Issued 70 John
Murray, garnishee, aud hat said cause ts Get
Tor hsaring on june ilths 1879: ~ clock
4. n. ROBERT 0ORUONs r.
April 10. ls73-wa
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The dsvl promising TO give .
large tract Of land, when he didn't
own . foot Of it. isonly equalled by
the promise givenSby Mr.. Elder to
make Iahiel Railsback the city's
PsesscutiAg Attorney They both
eng HI the same bogus Demo
eratic metal 80 d sas 8
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Only one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars Of our city debt is
traced directly to Democratic 'econo-
N.Y. ~ practiced during-a Demo
sratie administration Of our city'e
adAirs. How soothingly the ''ring''
Of that metal strikes the ear Of the
taxpayer!
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Z AW~ a0O0s 1891
:. Jacob Replogle.
NoTICROF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE. OF ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO.. q. q.
HDEFORE Francis Peaya . lsstiss & ths
u Peace in and for Wayne Towuship in
said couatysr 49, So AsA@ sef
Joseph zsysn. stsl -
william Humphrey.J
William Humphrey, dsfendeat in the above
Cause, will take notice that writ OF attach.
msnt vas by me issued In the above esti1Se4
canse on tbs 10Th day Of February, 1879, hks-
wise summons 70 the PittsburR, Cincinnati
St. Louis Railway Company, garnishee,
that said garnishss having made answer, said
esase 10 sst Tor trial on The 18th day 81 Jsass
1879, ut 10 o'clock Pm.
Francis pRuYH, Justice Peace.
April Is, 1873. gs (SBAL)
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Do not neglect to go to the Polls
next Tuesday, and vote the straight
out Republican Ticket.
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The biggest grab game ever
played in our city, is the Elder
ECONOMY" grab. It's good on pa
rade; but worthless for service!