RICH MON D:

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, 1886

THE ELECTION.
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Next Monday week, the 7th OF November,
is the time when the Presidential election
will take place in this state. 1t is hoped and
expected that every man will attend the polls
and vote, that Indiana may express her SEN
timents fully and fairly in the great contest.
Let no one stay back, thinking his vote as
useless, VIXEN the welfare Of the country may
depend on it alone. One vote counts as
much as another-the poor mans as much
as the rich mans vote, and we should not only
esteem it as the great characteristic privilege
Of freemen to vote for whom we please, vol
unfairly and independently, but it is the i'm
perative duty Of every elector to avail him
self Of this only safeguard Of our liberties.


With what propriety can any man complain
Of the laws which govern the country, or Of
those who make or execute them, If he will


take no part in the choice of our public Off
GERS! We say, ,none.-Iike slaves we should
submit in silence, unless we exercise this in


valuable right. Let US then Fellow Citizens,
one and all go to the POLLS; Then. having
done our duty, let those who may be in the
minority, submit in the true spirit of republi-
cansm.





ONE OF THousAND.-A young man who
recently emigrated from this neighbo rhood


rather suddenly, had been for some time a


subscriber to the Palladium, and on hearing


Of the bail ne had given others as well as our


self, we put him down ''a gone case;' = but what


was our surprise when letter was handed


US some weeks after his departure, enclosing
y Z 81 bo


says: IL leave this where it may be found
after am gone, but altho' do not settle al
my debts, and leave others apparently nearer
to me to suffer, l never once thought Of leav-
ing the printer unpaid, and will wherever 60,
pay the printer if l pay 40 one else." Mar
. vellous! Why we had, from al! past exper-
, icnce, set it down as an axiom, that when
ever man absquanderated in this way, the


printer was the very last person to be thought
:, of-indeed not to be thought Of at all. Well,
+ we sha'nt soon forget this man,-may he live
n a thousand years!


0J Public Speaking, on the Presidential
: question to day at ~ O'clock, in Richmond
i LARGE PorAroEs.-Mr. Caleb Shcaron OF


this vicinity left this week at our office fve


Irish potatoes which weighed nine pounds


and half. The largest weighed two pounds


five ounces.


After another week we shall give our usua
t variety in this paper. Now, and until afte,
|, the election politics will be expected TO have
: precedence.


: o. The circular on our first page deserve.
!, the serious consideration of every Indianian
:. FIRE.-Thc splendid, new Theatre in Gin
y cinnati, built and owned by James II. Cald
$ well, Esq. of New Orleans, was burnt dowr
Y on the morning Of the 21st. inst. Loss Of tn,
proprietor about $4,000.