Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
18th. The Engineer Of the E. d. c. r

in lndiana-May he as heretofore in the
execution of his official duties, meet the
of his superior in office and
The investigation Of a scrutinlz,ng pubic.
Goth. TIE intellectual brilliancv of the
American artist=-May their light be a
standard to future generations.
2lst. The C. 4, ofWest Point-May
their scars never pc found upon their re-
|pufatiohs.
22d. The philanthropic societies of
Richmond-May peace and health be
their reward.
I'D. Our enemies-Nav a mountain
|of love fall on them for their iniquitles.
oath The LADIES'
upon Honor,
Should youth chance to sigh with a
heart fixed upon her.
VOLUNTEER TOASTs.
By c. Madison. The successful can
didates for seat in our state legislature
May they know no distinction between
the majority and the minority In the exc
cution of their trust
BY 4. Stokes. Prosperity TO the en-
tie arising contractor for the masonry Of
tn Whitewater bridge, and the sklllful
woikmen In his employ. While giving
form and s, mmetry to the rough products
If our quarriss. let them bear In mind that
the malet and the chisel have been in
all ages the honored instruments of per-
petuating the memory OF great men and
great events.
B, II. A. Madison. Priest craff-Nav
the already fast strengthening ,wIgs be
oent by the interchangeable exeItions Of the
friends Of liberal principles, ia the way
every true philanthropist would wish the
Upas TO incline.
Az r. Ginkens. May this dav bury
party ism in silent oblivion, never to have
a resurrection
By Chaning Madison. The reader of
the Declaration Of Inie pendence.
By Harve Lasure The oppressors
Of mechanics-Mavth they he adhered with
aqua forti- and shaved with /. han5lsaw.
BY J. Hoi.ingswoIih. To the bridge
builders, for their industry may the,
have health, wealth, and sobr,etv.
By VIM. Wilson. John MLean-
May he ascend in the pride of his polite
al glory.
BY + w. Madison. The orator of the
da,-May his talents and abilities
not wither and die TO the public, out con-
tinue to raise higher and higher in oppor-
tinity aud station, till he shall reach the
zenith OF his country's glory.
By B. S@yre. John Frazier, the resi-
dent engineer E. d. C. R.-Faithful and
Jealous in the discharge OF every duty to
the government and The contractors.
Bv Timothv Conley. Martin Van Bu-
ren-Mav his political knavery be flown
ed upon at the polls of 1886
Il, b. Sayre. Harvey Lasufe, Super
intendant of masonry t. d. c. "A
warm friend and faithful j /, the discharge
Of his ofiicia! duties.
BY q. w. WlIkerson. The govern
nent oi' the United States, the pride and
of the worIG-May it ever
lind ready to defend il the eioquence OF
Clay and the s.vord Of Jacs son.
By B Lawhead. NJ the mechanics
Of the Richmond bridge honor our protes
sion by doing justice 10 car employers
BY w. Dantord. The few rem ming
veterans Of the revolutioG-May their lat
ter days be prosperous aud happy as their
former ones have been glorious
BY ). L. Davenport. The Richmond
ii he finished win despatch.
ind to the entire satisfaction OF the Su-
and with profit to the un-
iertakers-
By b. Say,e. John Erwin, assistant
E. d. G. r MAJ his opportuni-
les De equal to his abilities.