The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

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During tbs layt Presidential can
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WAS iteratAd 81 teiterated By the
Democratic and aI1berar' press,
and echoed BY IL soeAtuss d thst
mongsG f6zeT hon sAs end II the
Unioa - ShSeekt sgsinsS General
0rank Eastern Indiana furnished
it, Quota oG;tllliiho1b sianderefs-
two, We believe, was The number
and from IL seuSlp1nd pen Aowsd
. stre1uh q ~ p Sion and sbuss,'
in vlustqtnlllitie4 iacubeted ~ this
paieoe Es-A6tokefs, shas Cid Bsain
himssK might well feel prou0o Tor
having n hisasnfloy suOh persea
vering tools and efficient asSistsiisss
Ashley la their slSbor aSoro then
pains" ana shsir vile work proved
to be untempersd mortar Wouldn't
stick-aborslss, sSnd ths people,
with one accord, had branded them
~ falsi6ers, and clearly vindicated
the trAduced man By elevating him
. second time to the highest Office
in their gift we thought no one
would have The Stemerity to manu-
fActure over again similar charges,
proved, from time to time, 70 have
been without foundation IN fact;
but we are mistaken; for now comes
the Indianapolis State 2 Sentinel,
and is sleeping itself 10 the lips in
the same sort ofstuf vended by his
partners in Eastern Indiana, in the
malicious and desslish employment
That paper, charged the President
with gross drunkenness ct Chicago
hacking i up by referring to
names and circumstancea Mayor
Medill, wass arefsxred 10 aasprooi,
who, IN . htt@ TO Nhs Journal, do
nouncas Tie charge - wholly falss,
and The use Of his nalns BY, that pa
pen = . great lo0trsga This, ID
course, made Me Sentinel Gwrathy,
and. Eksueoth9T falsi6ms 1when
caught psrssricatmg, the edition
endeewoes 10 bolster himself UP by
producing smother witness-tha
clerk Of the fremont House end
reitsrates the charge Of drunken
ness" against the President in an
other form-bringing in the Presi-
dents brother, Orville Grant, n
asking Che Aforesaid clerk: ssSay,
Sam, was Ulysses high when be
got inr' The clerk, laughing sig-
nidcantly. made answer, s4Chucl
full, both the President and Sheri.
dan, and they have been 90 for Z
week" In ! letter to the 1ndi
annapolis Journal, dated June IL
Nj. Turner 1.-THE clerk alluded to-
says: mot . sentence, or. word
or syllable ever passed Is detailed
by the Sentinel I feel especial,
indignant that such an umwarrant-
able outrage should be attempted
to the injury Of the President mas
much as to make it true, the repu
tation Of years, in . business 4
which I have, devoted my life, i
scandalously assailed II is aimpl.
ridiculous to claim that such q con
versstion should have been held
snd,that win be apparent TO n.
one upon : moments reelection"
The Journal thus Expresses it
opinion Of the Sentinel: ,"An,,
other paper would be ahamed b,
this double exposure in dumb 81
lence, hut The Sentinel viii not b.
It will reiterate the falsehood wit
more recklessness than ever an
tear the dictionary into : thousaa
pieces, but it win probably tax
care not to give anybody again .
authority. Il has ventured to d
this twice and has twice been ie
ANONYMOUSLY exposed. When th
author Of the charge in the Sentin'
visits Chicago again it is not yer
likely he win cali on Mayor Medi
or stop ct the fremont House"
For The Palladium.
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