Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

the foaming cataract heard voice thai
would awake the dead: she has visited
the SUNNY skies and verdant plains of It.
ally, the sine-cIad hills Of France, the
inquisition Of Spain, and the isles OF
Greecet she has spoken the startling
watchword, onw ard-on, for Liberty and
glory: the earthquake siumbering in her
mighty caverns, hears the echo, and a
wakes the trembling, shuddering, and
fear. From the deepest caves Of Europe,
there comes a voice that earth must hear
to its remotest veree-let " ranny hear
the words of doom, that her days Of plum
der and murder are numbered-that the
people are bursting the letters Of oppres-
sion, as if they were f1axen bands-that
as well might the bruised reed attempt to
check the rushing Of the whirlwiud, as
the palsied arm of despotism attempt to
stay the mighty host that wills to be free.
One hundred years! Within that time
a new world has been born, aud has up
risen to maturity, with the sfreaGah Of .
giant in the unscathed &reatneGe q hin
glory. The great God Who Gtveth aairkt
to man to hurl the oppressDr from has
''high estaae,n has broken our yoke Of
bondage and cor prison aoors. The star
ry hanner-proud emblem of hope to the
w0god-still waves its streaming folds
osor ''the land Of the free and the home
81 the brave" Within that time. infant
Geedom in Poland has been drowned in
blood. The vulture fangs of power now
rend her vitals-the chariot wheels of OPP
preston have pissed over her bravest
sons-the ploughshare Of despotism has
upturned her hottest thlngs-her whi.e
eagles plnions are dripping wet with her
children's biood-a giant foot has fallen
upon her bosom-a horde of savage bar
bariaRs have been poured upon her beau
tltul villas-the Cossack's scream and
Tartars yell are heard in nails that have
rung with shouts Of freedom. But they
have not died In vain upon their country S
battle fields. The blood thus poured up
on the Vistula's banks shall yet ely from
the ground-the seed sown In tempesls,
battles, and tears, Is dragon teeth--and
the soil will yet ield a harvest of gIor,
Reu. T. Fisk's Grafton on The Centennial
Birth day Of Washington.
.4duenture Of u female I,adian.-On'
Hearne's return from tue mouth Vi the
COppermIne, an inCiueHt occurred,
strihlngly CHARACTERISTIC vi savage Ale.
line Indians came suddenly On the
track vi d strange SHOW shUe, and
following 1t to a Wild part OF the cOun
try, remote trOn. ally numan naDita
tloA, tney discovered d hut, Al which
d young Indian woman was sitting "a
lone. Sine iIau lived tor the las. e,gnt
moons III absolute solitude, and ie-
counted with affecting simplicity, TIE
circumstances ~ which SHE na0 Oeen
oriven from hei o~u people. She
belonged, she SAID, to tue tnoe OF the
Dog-rIbDed lndlans, ~, III AN inrOa1 vi
the hthabasCa nations, IN the sum-
rner vi .oU, had been taken prisoner.
he savages, according " their lnva-
rlaDle practlCe, stole upon the tents
at night, ana murdered, before her
face, her father, mother aud husband,
whilst She anu three other Dung wo-
men, were reserved from the slaush-
ter and made captlves. lier Chlid,
Jour or five months old, she COntrlved
% carry with her, concealed among
some clothing; out, OH arriving at the
place where the party had lett their
wives, her precious bundle was exa-
mined by the -AtnaDasCa women, one
IF whom tore the Inldnt from ITS mo-
her and killed II on the SD,,t IN IL
ope, an act SO lnnuman would, IA ali
been INSTANTLY followed
~ the insanity OF the parent; but in
North America, though maternal al
ection is equally intense, the nerves
ire more sterniy strung. SO horrid a
however, determined her,
hough the man whose property sne
lac become was Kind aud careful to
,er, to take the hrst opportunity Of
with the Intention OF return
ng to her own nation. but the great
distance, and the numerous winding
ivers and creeks she had to pass, caus-
ID her to lose the way, and winter
:oming on, she had built a hut in this
eclu,ied spot. When discovered she
vas in good health, well ted, and III
he opinion OF Hearne, one OF the fih-
st Indian women ne had ever seen.-
i've or six inches OF hoop made into
! knife, and the lr@n shank Vt an ar
ow head which served as an avn
we're the Only implements that she
,ossessed: and with these she made