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Mr.. Randolph. Much has recently been said of
the supposed murder Of this gentleman nea, Rah-
way, NJ We have just received a letter from a
friend at that place, in which he says, tia, it is
now the prevailing opinion at Railway that Mr..
Randolph has net been murdered, bu, that he has
gone of for purposes best known to himself"
~ Y Com ddy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

at present, opposed to oD,i He bad be,,.r a..
his friends Hamilton and MeDutie 10 t ri.
INC 'e''a'n imFerishabl
truths which they published in 1891. AMI al.
they nov proclaim to be rank Ifsis ahooI
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LYNCURU15. FEE. d. 1873.
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peoPe'oy "'C'o's 10 The bill such odlons features,
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'e''e'eo ''a' OBSERVER Inc mdi"dc'Ions who
'"ey are IN tue haon oil b'stewihg upon It, If =
"''"es ''1 i'S'uoh' h'e'a'ot, ana M''nfy
Despo'' us as was justly remarked by Mr.. Ere
''s"uysc"' IN 'He senate, Just such dictator and
aesp ! DIS Tue constitution inicnded he should be
execute the laws OF The land jus, such a dictator
ma deSpo' he oue"t TO be--otherwiSe we have 10
| guarantee for single day against the substitution
! of violence and anarcly u, lion or o,i ..,
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WITHIN VI INC ID" VI iofee, IN winch tho weak
must always become prey 10 the strong instead If
the law Of reason end ius1ire which nrotcce olil
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'o''oDS? " '"A'S VI 'oe oii' ap''e fe'er'cdto
! the Senate was engaged IN sort Of preparatory
skrmisb on the resolutions offered sonc DAYS 400
IL, NJ ca,,o,,, .or,,5va,. H..
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'"a''o'e' u inc 'eo5f'' CONSTITUTIONS together with
the amendments proposed thereto by Mcssrs Grun-
DIV and CLAYTON We regret that we havo not
nav 'o'
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e"''o'' "o"o'e'' OHM of'e' exact IN when MI
webster win spirit not exactly characteristic OF
'''' .o,'''''..'"s o'' So"e"ia' '''s'o eloq"ence'
lep'ico 10 Nh calhoun arrogant assertion that the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
TIE CHARLESTON MEErISc.

We had barely time Ia or ,asi papar ,,c
our readers that large meeting of the NaIIi6c,,ia
purity md been recently hsid in Chare,,o,
winch II "as agreed to postpone the Is: of Pal
ry 10 the j OF Marcl--or in other words >
MT the Ordinance Of Modification md
acted lnparsaancc thereof, to exis, as de,l,..
OH Their statute books, until i, can be es,,r,. =.
whether the present Congress W. ~ WI M
eede 20 Their demands, aud modify the tarl, a..
We hive not room to insert their proceeding.
tire, and, # We had, j, would be npnec,su.
most oi their resolutions bring merely tai,.,... "
ct The aereSles in favor with the dominant 49,.
that State, anI repptitions Of IL. fsagor.,.,
"hIr.' DIZZY afe SUP ported and enforced. Tin s.,
owing resolution IS important, as annoua ciuv ,h,..
determination TO tor1rar, TOR the present The f,.,
5'eezeeafion Of 'hcir Pealeoj'e remedy.
Rssaleed, 1Aot although W. bnve t4,,.
= aaefeI'tY TO manifest IA Il tetermlna5ion.
c&fr.>s these sentiments. we hay. nover,l'
seen with lively satisfaction not only tho nj.
tons Ola beneficial Modification oftbe T.r;r
the expression Of sentiments in both brsn,t,s w.
congress as wei rs N othet quarters, suspicion.
to The peace and h. nony ofthe Union, and rl,'
these .aIica'ions SHAH be met by correspsndn, .Es
: the sense If his r,,;a" ,'I'"9 ogs'ofed tLat
cess of the measures here alluded to MI o'.
of collision bel ccn he Federal and S.le ae.,.r..
'.es sno''a D' '','oo'y o'o'ded on both sides, Il
, the hope lAM tie painful coGtoYaSy N v..ic'
fact rilv od.,,rd n'1 ~. r - ~ '.,'''
-la es be established or a sure af,l,ti,r .
A, this meeting. Gov. Hamilton wa, d.1,,.,.
Of his usual quantity offrotb Which Ia -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
CnAnLEsTos, Jan. IL.

CHARLESTON, Jan. IL
Wanhons9 Hn.-We understand tina, ten or
twelve Is pounders, with upwards of two thousand
stand o! arms and other @arlike appurtenanccs,
Ior the use of the State, arrived here on Saturday
III the y. 5 brig Jones, from New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

General Blair has been sentenced by the Circui,
Court, nj Washington To pay Inc Of $500, for hi
assault and battery on Don Chem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
From The ZlncsUiLIc Repu5ii1dn.

WHEAT.-Upwards of 2eSO0O bushels Of
wheat weretrs nsported on the OHIO Canal to Ceve
land during the last year and of this amount, near
ly one half passed Eastward Though the We!land
Canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

Ahc''gan,-1he Legislative Council Of Mich
gun haYe adopted memorial 10 Congress PRAYING
Tor the admission Of that territory into the Union
MS State The prayer =, tic petition will be gran.
led Of course.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

From the Boston Transcript Of Jan. 2S.
arrest 81 Req. Mr.. Arery.--Thc Rev. Mr. Ave
ry for whose arrest the Assembly of Rhode Island
offered reward Of $500, arrived in this city last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

AZ we regret that We are unable to complete
the publication of MIR. Wllkinss interesting speecb
on South Carolina affairs in this mornings paper
In that part oft which We have laid over until o,,r
next, Mr. w. referred To Mr.. Calhoun's celehr,,sd
speech IN 1916, in favor ofthe Protective pollen
at the time that Mr.. Randolph, who was in Con-,
grcss with him. asserts tha, he WAS in favor &c -,
Protective Pri"cipic. Mr.. Calhoun, on this rsfc,
ence, started from his seat as if his corns bod
'rod upon and declared tina, that speech had h,,,
missfprcsented, and tha, he would take occas;o,
''''''y p" eFp'aA' IT. Aye, explain! Can it
p'''''' ''''' 'heTe Is so much black letter obsc,,
NY ABOUT Tie gentleman's language, hat it needs
gu Interpreter SO soon? We suppose, however
'"ere Wilde mon enough to believe that when he
'u'ocate' protecting duties, and an extensive .vs.
lem OF internal improvement, he WIGS absolutely =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
CAPS, &C.

CAPS, &C.
EH w. DAVENPORT is now receiving
4'-A' variety of Mems, Boys and Chdrens
cnps, Of the latest and most fashionable style
Also, IA supply OF Ladies and Gentielnen's Boots
and Shoes.
Jan. q 4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

hgt0r'ouS sentiment Gov. Gayle, cf AlaJa-
ma, in recent Message to the T.,qisl,turc Of that
STATE enclosing the South Carolina Ordinance,
&c advertins to the hypothetical expression SO,
''"eh IN vogue at the present day among those who
J'S'''y a member of the confcdcsacy in her anx-
'oos efforts 10 shoot madly from her sphre," thai
sue mas planted herself on her reserved rish's.
urges : the lreomen of AIa54ma to plant ITEM
selves on tue" glorious tnian--f,r on ii; p.eser-
'a'on DEFEND their Liberties" How admirably
'oeS shs sentiment contrast with the forts o. the
Governor Virginia 10 add fuel To tn. fame OF dis
'''ec''o" winch already burns too forccly, threat
'"i's 10 sweep away, IN lis progress. the fabric OF
government, WI which is identified our SAFETY and
happiness as people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04


II Is known 10 the Mos, Serene Diet that Grca,
britain and France have projected coerciye nea.
sufes against Holland, in order To put into execu
Iion the Iweotyfour Articles of the treaty of .on
don, dated 18th Nov, 1891, in conformity to the
mod'heaions which have bcen made by Interior ne
EQUATIONS.
hhho0eh these coercve measures according 70
''e Terms OF Convention concluded between the
"o saio towers, are limited to the capture ofthe
e''''c' Oh Antwerp II is impossible, in case of re-.
S'S'ahce on the part of Holland, to conceive such a
s'''e Oh things without war, and to look upon this
war between Holland and the two Powers Is. in
Tue course OF events, without extreme danger 10 the
general peace Of Europe.
austria, Prussia and Russia have not fo;led n
Jake steps to oppose these measures of constra;n,
asa'hst an independent State like Holland n, tho
same time tina! those three powers have refused to
take part IN or TO approve of them.
However, as Great Britain and France in ,bo;r
own position, and their relations with Rcly;uu,
think they have motives to persevsre in their rssn
iu''ons when once taken, the UNDERSIGNED Penre.
sentative OF Prussia, asa consequence ofthe con.
hdentIal communication made some tim. s;ncs -
ue ederal Legations, has been authorised 10 he
eausea 70 DC entered in the Pgo,oco! ot,hc Dict that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
DYGGES' OFFICE.
Fine prospect for Fortune.
SEQ, 900 HIGHEST PRIZE
$50 LOWEST PRIZE.
Virginia State N.Ot.ery,

Extra Class No | ior 1888
lobe drawn III lhe city OF Richmond on W eflnes
day the Sob january, 1883.
MOaT SpIENDID LISr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

i 9th. That so much as relates to al
itering the practice IN the Circui
courts, be referred to the Judiciary
committee.
10th. That so much thereof as re
llates to obtaining loan for the ia'-
provement of the several rivers and
state roads, mentioned in said message
be referred to the committee on Canal:
and Internal Improvements.
| llth, That so much thereof as re
lates to extending the laws OF the state
over the Indians, be referred to the
Judiciary committee.
18th. That 80 much thereof as re-
lates to harbor al the mouth of Trail
creek, be referred to select commit
tee.
18th, That so much thereof as re-
lates to the Michigan road, DC referred
to the committee On Roads.
18th, That SO much thereof as re-
lates to general sy stem OF education.
to schools aud teachers, be referred to
the committee on Education.
18th, That so much thereof as re-
lates to public Buildings, be referred
to the standing committee Oh that sub
ject.
10th, That SO much thereof as re-
lates to the Improvement Of the Wa
bash river, be referred to the commit
tee on Canals and Internal Improve
ment.
18th That so much Thereof as re-
lates to the State Prison. he referred
to the Standing c. mmittee Oh that SUP
jeCt.
18Th, That so much thereof IS re
lates 10 the town of lndianap lis, be
ref RED to the committee OF the af
fairs ot the town OF dianapolis.
After these i->ol,i'ions were CONCUR
red III, the Hons" adj ,urned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
IN SENATE:
FRIDAY, Dec. G, 1883.

PETITIONS PaEsENTED-On motion
of Mir. '.'Cartv, il was
Resoire1i, That the Judiciary COM
,nittec be instructed to il qu,re into
the exPedicncy Of amending the Pro-
bate law. SO as to allow to admiDis,ra-
tors. AID executors, for their services.
ia percentage upon the amount OF de-
cadent estates. &c. and report by bill
or otherwise.
Tn motion Of Mr.. Clark, it was
ResolUed, That the committee or.
Canals De instructed TO inquire into the
expedicncy of directing the caeai com
missloncrs to cause an EXAMINATION q
be made, OF the comparative expense
Of constructing the Wabash ard Erie.
canal. on the uorlh and south sides OF
the " ahash river.
On motion of Ir. FInnv. it was
Resolre9. That the judiciary com
nltter enquire into the eXpedirncy II
enac,ing a law which will give to ma
charles a len upon such bun di IS as
they may erect. for the purpose oi 50
'iS - t''f-'i tt'Sai Joet tl'itfi>. htiu
report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. i'ayre Of H., it
was
ReSolred. That the committee on
the judioiar, be instructed TO enquire
into the expedienc, of amending he
law. suhlecting real and personal es
tate to execution. in such manner, as
20 make lands purchased by two or
more purchasers. from The same grant
or. Ii .ble in proportion TO their respec-
ave values. to pay judgments rendered
against SAID grantor, at the time Of
purchase. aud upon which execution
nav rot have been issued and levied.
and that they report by bill or other
wise.
On motion o: Mr.. Embree. in was
Reseive9. That the committee on
the in iciary be instructed to inquire
auto the txpediency of extending pri-
son bounds. to the boundaries of the
county in which debtors reside, with
leave to adopt by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Bsird. il was
Resoi1ed. That the judiciary com
nittee be Instructed to enquire into
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
IN sen ATE.

MONDAY, December 9, 1888.
Mr.. Beard from the judiciary CON-
mittee reported the following unfinish
ed business, to wit:
No. |. \ bill to amend the act rel
alive to crime and punishment.
No. 2. A bill to establish State
Bank.
No. ; A bill to incorporate the kis-
ing Sua Insurance Company.
No. 4. A bill for the relief OF Mo-
ses Matthews.
Your committee further report, that
they have PARTIAL examined the lore
going unfinished business, and from
the best view they have been able to
take ofthe subject, recommended the
adoption Of the following resolution
to wit:
Resotved. The the bill No. lie re-
ferred t. the judiciary committee
that bill No. be referred to the com
mittee to whom that part osthe Gov
ernor's Message was referred. which
relates to the establishment Of State
Bank that bill No. , be referred TO "a
select committee, and that bill No. j
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
LATEST FROM MEXICO. 3

The kebeCCa, Groves, from vera
Cruz, arrived at New York on the sd
instant, brings dates from that port,
and from the city of No xico, a few
days later than before received. An
other division ~ opposition to TIC Gov
ernmcn,, under the command OF Co.
Colacios, has capitulatcd, and Duran,
vino had fled from Guanauato to-
wards Oaxaca. had beenkhut up III
tie convent. with all his forces, from
which the, could neither escape nor
h,.ii out long. Quiet is therefore.
crr this, restored throughout the "hole
oi the Republic.
's'he Government seem decided in
the adoption of measures of thorough
reform. Of which the Congress have
give, good evidence. Among other
matters, the tariff is to be amended,
and the duties reduced.
The working Of some Of the mines
which had been suspended in conse-
Jucnce Of the revolution, will be re-
uewed, 4 new impulse given to trade.
and thu resources of the country be in
creased, aud brought into active opcr-
alton.
The reduction Of the army will les
sen he expenses otGoverr,'nent; while
the reduced rate %. duties viii! increase
>unptior,, and of course the rcvcn-
ue also.
H. iDe, the future prosperity Of that
airy. IA they now present them
selves. look well, ard, We hope. may
all b. rea''z 4 for it cannot he denied
thai. in a commercial point of view.
il j. important TO this country.--.N \.
Com. .1Hr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt. D@vereux, If the ship Dromo.
arrived at Boston on Tuesday morning.
from 81. Cbes, which place he lett on
the first OF November. lie reports
that five days before he sailed, Pc
droite frigate and sloop OF war landed
their sailors at ST. Jago, and drove out
The Miguelltcs-.o that Don Pedro
had entire possession Ut the sea coast
from Alearves to Oporto.
Messrs. Topl,fi have placed In our
hands file OF Lisbon papers to The
2Gtl, Of Oct. inclusive. They contain
nothing Of intercst,excep: daily reports
at the continued success OF the Pedro
ties. The forces of Migul were be-
sieged at Santarcm. an lsoiated posi-
ton, which they would soon be ohli5. d
10 abandon, according to a paper OF
the 25.h, On account OF the privatlons
they endure-partioula rly want OF
bIead-al,hough tt Is said they had
large stores Of wheat, but mt ItiIer KILLS
10 grind it,nor wood where with to bake
II.
The Queen had been proclaimed ut
Estremadura. and it was reported that
Coimbra had declared in her favor.--
Every thing was going on well at Lis
bon. Don Pedro had been confined a
few days to the palace BY slight indis-
position, but had recovered, and was
as active as ever.
Lisbon, 18Th Oct.-SInce We wrote
you on the 9th inst. the army of Dor
Miguel has been attacked, beaten, and
retrcated about fifty miles from this. 50
that all the mills are now in the pos
session Of Don Pedro-anda as the guam
tity Of wheat on hand Is great, aud
more coming from the country daily,
and large quantities arriving from Eng
land AMI France, we look daily for "a
decree recinding the admission ofilour.
Your obcdient servant.
j. HUTCHINSON i CO..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 1888.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 1888.
/ ErIrloN PREsENrED-By Mr.
Steeje, OF the President and Board o
Trusees of the town Of Richmond IL
Waye county, praying an extension
Of thef privileges. MIR. Thornbur,
piesen ID the petition of Mr.. Cox ane
Others, the same subject; both o
which, We're referred to a select com
mittee 81 Messrs. Steele, Bradbury
and Thornbury.
/ On metion of Mr.. Smith of r.,
| Resolfed, That the committee or
the JUDI iary be instructed to enquire
into the expcdiency Of repeating the
act, entitled ian act to prohibit the
circulation Of bank notes OF denomi.
nation rss than five dollars.
MIR. Evans moved the following res
olutiosv
Reskvcd, That the committee en-
canal and internal inpros be
instr0C ted to enquire into the expedi-
Iency Of employing skilfnl engineer
to survey the south side OF the " abash
river, from LoeanspoTt do"nward-,
an make an estimate Of the probable
difference of expense, between the
inLrih aud south side of said river in
the construction of said canal from Lo-
|gAsPort, to the highest point OF steam
boat navigation; and also to survey
from the said highest point Of steam
boat navigation to tho county seat OF
Fountain county, situate on the grea
bend of the Wabash river, ard make
an estimate of the prohable expense
Of constructing a canal within the last
limits; together with its practlcabllity
and importance.
9 On motion Of Mr.. Brown Of T., said
rrsolutioa was ordered to lie upon the
taale.
Mr.. Dunning moved the following
resolution, which was laid on the table
on motion Of DIR. huntington.
Resotved, That the judiciary com
ml:.ce be Instructed TO inquire into the
expe diercy Of repeating much OF the
at regulating the int rest Of the mo-
ney in the state Of Indiana. rs permits
the taking of a higher rate of interest
than q per cent. per annum for the
loan OF money or OF ler commodity.
On motion of MIR. Brady.
ResolUed, That the committee on
electio s be dires;ct to ing ire into the
expediency of giving the election of
Prosecuting Attorneys directly to the
people.
THURSDAY Morning., Dec. 5, 1888.
The House met pursuant to ad journ-
ment.
PETITIONS PREsENTED--By MIR.
Stanford. of James Inward and 9th
crs, praying the location of Il State
road from Economy in Wayne county
to the falls Of Fall creek; which was
to II select committee Of
MeSsrs Stanford, Foster, Brady, Steele
and Jones.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Dec. :, 1853.

The House met.
PETITIONS PRE.ENTED-Bv Mr..
Tnornberry. of john iiusAs and 9th
ers. Mechanics &c. Of the county Of
Wayne. praying law to give build
ers &c. lien on buildings tor work
done and materials furnished, whicti
was referred to the sam. select com
mittee to which was referred resolu.
ton on the same subject.
Mr.. Angle from the committee on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

Mr.. FeeAN troan a select Coiu.nltto {
, a rail roao from Evansville IN Wander
IburSh Coult.. to Lat,,ette IN iIppe
Canoe Gu y, rep 'rtod sad OIL bach
Ito the > nate. without ameDdmert
he bin was tics, OH motion of Mr.
Payne of II. Committed to Il commit
zee OF the wno!e Senate, and made the
n:der Of the di, Tor Monday next.
! Or molloi 81 Mr.. Morgan, it was
! Resoi0ed. That the committee on
mil,,srs ii ir> be Instructed to inquire
lnto r'r KIP .dIenc, OF so amending the
militia Law. as 10 exempt persons over
the age If thirty five wears from per
forming ml:ar, DUTY in time OF peace.
o. action Of Mr.. l.ong. il was
ResotUed, That select committee
be ap. ehl4ted, to inquire into the expe-
dienc, OF removing the Pension Aeeln.
y from o.>c"n, in harrison county.
TO iadiaaap,l.s, wi h leave to report by
joint resolution OF Observation-Disclosures.
Long, Griffith aud Collett were ap-
pointed that committee.
Or motion OF Mr.. Iriflith, it was
Resoiued, That the committee on
ways anu means, be instructed to in
lquire i"to the xpediency and plan OF
providing an appropriation foI the inn
iprovement of the navigation of the
White rivers, AMI also that the com
mittee enquire into the plan, extent
aud utility OF such improvement; and
tina; the committee report by bill or
otherwise.
o., motion Of .r. Sigler, it was
Resoiued. That the com ultiee n ed
ucatlon be Instructed to inquire whe-
Their any. and # any, what amendments
ar necessary TO he made to the "Act
Incorporating OF eresslonal townships
and providing for public schools there
,n," approved February I'd, 1888, with
leave to report b, bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Chambers, it
was
Resofred, That the committee Oh
the judiciary be instructed to inquire
aud report whether it be expedient to
revive the usury law an tins state, and
to repeal all legal privileges to loan
money at a higher rate than SIX pei
cent. per anuum, with leave 10 report
by bill or otherwise.
o. motion of Mr.. MCarty, it was
Resolued, That the judiciary com
mittee De instructed to quire, whe
Their it would better comport with the
public good. to provide some leg'sia-
tive enactment, tending to lessen the
number Of voluntary oaths. unnecessa-
rily made in thi. state; that no such in-
divldual shall be entitled to recover.
in any action Of SANDER. in snch cases.
should the truth Of such atfidavi's, GER
ItifIoates or statements be questioned.
and that said committee have leave to
report by bill or otherwise.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE