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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

~ UkR Hsdg110s3 fbs1ssass-
IN MEMORY OF Mes>sss.
How swift on times untis,ns vings
Do pas away al earthly thug;
AID mark the changes he haA wrought,
With sorrow and with sadness Taught!
Bat rothss day, ~ fresh - sptng.
And happy a. the tirds that sinh
She graceful moved, in beauty sblooe-
Tn flower was nipped-alas: h>w soon:
How sooo the fair and opening roe,
Was laid in undisturbed repose;
DAold! ere all it tints expand,
D~th brushed il with his sable wtnd!
III uem'sy will enshrins her doom
AID weeping meurners seek hsr toob
A.evening's fall, or dawn ofday.
AID crown IL with the pride of May.
While We are paying tribute here, !
A9 soul has sought higher sphere,
Ard holds erchance, communion sweet
With friendsi it used on earth to greet. /
Adeu!-perbaps a long farewell,
Blu. retrospection oft shall tell,
How DER thy grave was she'd the tear,
BY those to whom thy name was dear.
ELVIRA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
A0rSsCOre, Cutlery 0AS0r.
fheeooCOre.
WILLIS & BROTHER RS.
IMPORTERS If HARDWARE, CUT

WILLIS & BROTHERS
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUT
ALERY, JAPPANED, and HEAVY GOODS.
also Of CHINA, CLASS, and EARTHEN-
WARE, have constantly on hand at their Store,
No. 2l5 Pee II Street, (near Maidan lane,) New
York, an extensive assortment Of goods in the A.
boye lines, which they offer at the lowest prices,
for cash, or on the usual credit. Their invoices
OF HARDWARE and CROCKERY, received
by the late packets from Liverpool. comprise 4
large assortment of STAPLE GOODS Of va
rious qualities and prices, as yell as variety OF
FANCY WARES, many of which are of en-
6rely new patterns, carefully selected with re-
ference to the styles, required for Southern and
Western markets Their Crockefy il ofthe old
test and most approved descriptions, from the
best pottesies in Stafordshire. The quality .
their ware il warranted inferior to none import
ed and the printing Of their black, brown, and
Pink and the various shades Of blue ware, \,
Acknowledged by judges to be equal 70 any thing
o. the kind ever seen in the States. ThGr ~
soetmenf Of CHINA and GLASSWARE - alst
comp1ese, aDd Il 10 theft intention to be At al
times supplied with the most beautiful arfiels
:! in the fancy az web ~ m the staple branch Q
this line. Great care is taken in Packia
tins ware, that II viii go safely 70 any part Q
the Union.
u Those who win favor w. & B. with their q
! defs for Hardware and Crockery, may Deepen
: upon the execution Of them on the very be
lterme. Their credit is a. favorable. as that a
7 lowed by any other House in the United STATE
and 4 liberal discount made for Cash, and &
City Accertainces.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
VALUABI.EFARMFOR SALE. Ths

subscriber offers for sale the farm where he
nov resides, on Elkhorn, i've miles South east Of
Richmond, containing one hundred and eighty
ACES, about one hundred Of which is under
fence, 10 acres Of meadow, a good Apple and
peach orchard. very large Barn and other good
Improvements As persons wishing to purchast
vii. examine the premises, further description
Is tAooght unnecessary.
Immediate possession can be given.
WILLIAM RUSSEY.
j:ne 2lst, 1884
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

kun1ysl dsllassyia psov5oas and clothii b
= - essdy. Thsy q ut y enough q
ths applicasts to Be po3-we wish nofo
koow he cause Of th9 misfortune, tut
- ~ 70 b tsmpsatS industrious, md
kaopg."
IL Whssssrk, . seA,, -. ~
noe6ce - ~ ase day, bat he voaId give
- Ne suffering poor Of q city, . Pesnds
ofbssf IL every cord wood thss the
nQavue sbouh furnish would "nst g
inAea detailed examinaon ofhec thsy BE-
esms nsedy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

EARM FOR SALE. The subscriber Of
- fers for sale the valuable farm where
he resides, one mile west ofsichmond, and
about thirty rods north of the National
Road; containing one hundred acres, "a
bout Is in cultivation and about 80 under
fence. There is a large, new frame dwell
ling house, out houses, Orchard &c. on the
premises. Also, large Barn just built.
Any person wishing to purchase IN this
neigh5orhood would do well to examine
this farm for themselves.
ABEL. POTTER.
July 9th 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
Wabash and Erie Canal
Notice 10 mechanics and common Iaborer,

FORTY to fifty mechanics in TIMBER,
may find profitable employment during the
ensuing season on the Wabash and Erie canal,
by application to the contractors. Good work
men only are invited TO the line. FIVE HUN
DRED common laborers can also find employ
Ploy ment il they viii apply to the contractors ;.
w hen the undersigned left the cana ne on
the 2lst inst, the Wabash country wa. extreme
y healthy.
IL WILLIAMS, Engineer IN chief.
indianapolis, March 20, 1896. 1887
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0iel Lewis.


eeived the patronage Of the
rctable part Of the community,
nAlne that be continues to keep a
|eeno1&N a1apstmant in the SADDLING and
BhA1lQE1S line, made Of the best materials that
lie western market a6osda, which he proposes
telling on fair terms. Produce taken 10 ex-
iehapgc. Cfs.efs from a distance Promptly at
tended to.
| n. Il. win give the highest market price 70.
100 bushels Of good deer hair. n l.
Richmond, Feb. 81, 1885. 7+f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
TYPE FOUNDRY.

q SHERMAN & SAMUEL ECKLIN.
having purchased the Type Foundry
by the late J. HOWE, ha-c0
entered into partnership, for the purpose
of carrying on the Mandatory Of Types.
under the firm Of 8. ECKLIN & Co.
We intend keeping on hand large as
sortment Of type, especially those kind
most used, which will enable Us to supply
orders with the least possible delay; and
having now for sale large quantity ofthe
best quality, stock purchased from the es-
tate of ]. Howe,) and intend to make i'm
mediate additions to it,
s. ECkLIN d Co. are now prepared to
receive orders for fonts Of every desc1fp-
ton, from Pearl to 90 lines Plea, including
a variety Of Ornamental Letter. We offer
for sale also. an assortment of Cuts, Dash
es, Brass Rules, and other ornaments, Of
which specimens ill be forwarded to
printers, as soon as they can be prepared.
Such Improvements AZ the wants Of the
trade and taste may require, will receive
the earliest attention at this establish
meat.
Printing Presses of every description
Printing Ink Of the most approved qualis
ties. Composing Sticks, Brass and c.
mon GaIleys. Chases, Imposing StonnD
Paper and Press Boards Standing ProoDoe,
Forniture, together complete assortment
Of all articles used in a Printing OAice,
will be kept constantly on hand.
1 Small fonts. suitable for Book-binders,
in great variety may be had when called
!, for.
! Orders from all parts of the Usien will
d be promptly and most carefully attended
to, and particularly in suPplying SORTS fes
all fonts furnished by our predecessor
! We respectfully solicit shars ofpsblie
patronage. To the fetmse patroos Of TIN
; foundry ws deem il sum<egt to say, thai
they will be ~ we'll asd promptly sesved
- heretofores shosld hey - disPsssa q
> favor us with their srders. The bssissu
Z ofthe Foundry viii b conducted un1el
the following frm, as1 By the saase pr
Q son Who w.s in fact Tie type4fssoAeT Z
Mr. Hows's fesadry.
8. ECKLIN Z c..
Corner ofCrown ana Collewhill streets.
III Philadelphia, Sept l6. 1894 lis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

For the convenience Of such as may be inter-
ested in this institution, the following statement
OF the terms on which money may be obtained
by loan, has been furnished BY the officers.
This Branch Bank will discount Notes, at
ninety days. drawn payable at the Bank, in sub
the Palladium. Every note must Be accoMP1n-
ned with satisfactory cndorser; and either the
payer or endorscr, both, must reside within
the Bank district, and be known to the Drec-
tory, or give satisfactory refereacc.
An interest Of six per cent. will Re deducted
from the face Of the note, according to Banking
usages. at the time Of discounting, covering the
day Of discount, and three days Of grace allow
ed tor the payment of the note after it becomes
due.
Every note payable to the Bank ,must be paid
on the day it becomes due, or on or before tho
Iast day Of grace, or it will be protested.
| Persons wishing accommodation for a longer
time than ninety days, must leave new note at
least one discount day before the old ono be-
comes due, for a sum which will reduce the debt
one tenth; in which case, if all remain satistac-
tory to the Directory, accommodation will pro-
badly be extended to a second renewal, or to
near nine months the whole. By provisiou
OF the charter, security can never be lessened.
I When a note is discounted, tho proceeds arr
placed to the credit of the last edoSsy. and Con
Isisiered in every respect as . deposlfe, payeG
lon his check, only.
| Notes intended to be offered for discount ne
be left in the Bank, on Fourth-day. (Wedne
lday,) during banking hours or some precsd'
ling day ofthe week.
Payment on discounted notes will be made
on Sixth-day (Friday,) and in urgent cases or
Fifh-day (Thursday,) after I2 O'Clock.
r. S. Stockholders would do we'll to return
their receipts Of payment Of the first instalmen
: to the commissioners, and get certificate o
lstock properly attestei.
; Richmond Dec. Goth. 1884 49-sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
RICHMOND HOTEL.

IN HE subscriber has taken the well
u known Tavern stand on the corner OF
Main and Washington streets, near the
entire of tn e fourishing town of Richmond
Wayne County, Indiana
His aim 10 to please-Therefore no pains
viii be spared in giving general satlSac-
ton to all who will do him the favor to call.
ID ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Nov. Is 1894.
P.S. Horses and Carriages to let on
terms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A pape called ~Ths Indianiar, .st super
royal IN, has lately been established at Coy
don in dhis state BY Hsnan Ladd and Isaac
stsven. II i neat and respectable N appear
ance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

II EXPECT payment from those indebt-
u ed to me, before the first Of April next,or the
delinquent accounts will be left with the proper
officer for collection.
STEPHEN M'WHINNEY.
NewBoston, Wayne county, Feb. 81, 1895. 7-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

GIVE intended to publish in this weeks
paper the circulars Of Mes&s. Hendricks and
M'Carty, but are deferred from their length
asd The apparent general circulation which they
have already obtained through the Post ofliceA
Gaesal M'Carty declares himselfa candidate
loe reelection to congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A a meeting Of the President and d.
A rectors ofthe Branch Bank At Richmond,
on the Gath Novembss, 1894, it vas osslesed that
the following extract from their by-laws b pub
Sahed in the Richmo0d Palladiun.
~The bank sha1 be kept oren fos ~ tsansac-
tion of business every day in the year, except
Sundays, Christmas day and the Fourth Of July,
from nine O'Clock A. n. till three O'Clock, 2. N.
1.-THE regular offering day fos disoosnts shall
be Wednesday and the DiscOunt day Thursday,
Of each week.
%Notes intended to be offered fos discount
must be deposited in q box prepared fos that pus-
pose, at the bank, within banking houn, and
may be lest any day in the week preceding the
Discount day
'sThe money may be drawn for notes discoun-
ted, the next day after the discount day.
February 18th, 1885.
ny order of the board,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, President.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
MARTIN nj. RAY,
JAMES w. BORDEN.
ina, In the Wayne Probate
) 81 Court.
-. February Term 1885.
yohn Finley, Admrs. OH On
|hilip s. Hitchcock dec Com
plant
Is. of
In the Wayne Probate
The CREDITOR of said Estate

"a The Creditors OF said Estate ] venCy.
And now at this day, To wit. on Friday the
9Th day of February A. ID. 1895, the said petit
TONERS by Attorney Come and file their petition
in this behalf. And therefore on motion of said
CompIainants, it is ordered BY the Court that
the creditors ofsaid estate be notified of the filing
and pendency Of said complaint by pubic adj
vertisement in some weekly newspaper printed
and published in Wayne County Indiana for six
weeks successfully prior to the first day Of the
next term ofthis Court, And further that unless
said creditors notify said Administrators Of the
existence and extent Of their respective claims
against said estate by fling the same or a state
ment sfthe nature, description and date of the
|eneeract. asssmpsit, Judgment or liability upon
|UAich the same may be funded in the Office of
- Clerk Of said Wayne ProbateCourt previous
49, final distribution Of the Assets Of said es-
e, such claims not 20 fled will be postponed
II favor Of the claims Of more diligent creditors.
And that at the next time Of ,hss Court to be
holden at the Court house in and for said County
Of Wayne on the second Monday of May next
the Court viii proceed to hear and determine
upon all claims 50 fled, and to make final de-
cree and distribution Of the assets of the estate Of
said deceased.
Witness SAMUEL HANNA Clerk.
February, 21st. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
Doctor Tickers' Celebrated Embrocafio.;
for the Rhexmotssm.

II .UMBAGO, Sprains, Bruises, Chill
- bIains, SC. 1t is also one OF the most val
sable medicines that has probably ever been
|Repvered for the following diseases in horses,
Fislula, Fersa, Swaney. Spr aims, Chol-
&c. &c For sale at Reed & SturgIs,
aal Bnghtwelrs store, and Dr.. s
Richmond. Thomas q. Mobiles
~ Gideon Frazef's, Randolph CO
xyoa5. 7-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
GENERAL ORDERS

WHEREAS my wife matilda Anp)
has left my bed and board, hereby
fOrwarn all persons from harboring or
trusting her on my account, for will not
pay any debts of her contracting from this
date. HENRY ALEXANDER
April 4th, 1885. 1873
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Il 10 rumoFs'l at Washington city that Major
barry will probably b sent on a nilsson to
Spain, and that Anus Kendall viii succced him
u he Pok ot6ce Department.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Z EMON SYRUP, by the bottle, quart, or
gallon, constantly on hands by
LlNDSEYG HEO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

FKxAsE HAIR DREssERs are recommen-
ded in he Philadelphia papers for ladies'.
The pl,asantes shave ever hac was from
q nett, barbarcss, IN France; but it was
dungeons. "Ifyou look at me SO attcn-
lively shall cut you-shus your eyes"
AT Sag Hasbor the best barber in town was
a vWuan.-NOak.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

IT AW NOTICE.-The subscribers ha-
wing entered INTO Co-partnership in the
practice Of the Law, will faithfully attend to al.
business entrusted to them. NJ. M. RAY may
be found at his Office in Centreville, and J w
Borden at his Office in Richmond, when not alb
sent ON professional business.
MARTIN nj. RAY,
JAMES w. BORDEN.
P.S. Nv. Borden, having gone to the east
I@puld respectfully inform his friends that hi'
ofossiouel engagements will be attended t.
pity, by NJ. NJ. Ray, in Centreville.
Euary q, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

The New York Journal Of Commere
says: "By the Brig America We learn tht
The SumOr of waTlike movements beewelb
between the United States and Fame
had pcuduced much excitement at Mat
tanzas, and ruined the prospects Of Anne,
lean vessels fog freight.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

h ths House AZ Repeentativsc Of the
bate a Massachusetts,, eResolve,'n favor
sfa petition from Bishop enwick Tor an
sppsopsiaaioo ofmopey \ the Stae toPay
r. daspaes sustained bythe destmctioo BY
. nob q The Convent Chaslsdown. has
hssa rejected, altsr d gate, BY 41S votes
- 81. 11ess than haeofths Votes in Savos
e tbs measure were iven BY RepEessnta-
sivss Il he City Of Hstoo.
Anew instrument called Tie Driskon-
e,er. he been invejted IN Pennsylvania,
AaAsn ssaalepses zen iees have ass"
saoa6h On bosId.
A LuxArscH vn1A|t-We see men
siosed ID On English friod'caI, thaf the
professor Of Antwerp, Belgium posses
- instead Of LusaJ ASYLUM. Lanaf-
ic Village. 1t is ed Gheei, and the
poo, creatures are al we'd to roam at large
r r. I'D where h1n6rmity does rot in
csp,c;tsie them TIN ,habitants give them
wosk. Many dissti IS in the netherlands,
e..d el,c;, i.,natS to reside in this Will
ere, and pay for II clothing. 1t i found
~, fr one cnraIfiected under confine-
ment. ,eo are hight about by Kindness
and the absenctf Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

11o119o11D PA.LAD1U1e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

AMBAsApourO THE BELIIsERESTs.-
The Bsl,imou Republican, states that, the
Hon. r. +. ytle Of OHIO, and Judge
Duevu( 1ljca5an, passed through that city
. sioe. time |incc, with instructions and
powers fioJhe General Covenant, 20
effect q ronciliation between Ohio and
Nlicbieank at least to prevail on both par
ties. II p1ible, to suspend any violent ac-
ton unit means can be adopted for the
sdiustmSs Of thedi6iculty. The paci6ca-
sofs wes apprehensive, however that blood
would b shed before they could reach the
spot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

CARDENlNG.-To mans,v,. s.----
q seas Of humble abode, there can scarce
" attsch q more profitable and delightful
.cppsndage, than a well cultivated garden.
A eavien thus prepared and thus cultiva-
ted, abounding with choice csculents for
The table, together with wholesome and
delicious fruits, together also with fragrant
and ornament flowers, presents one q the
most striking emblem Of Innocence, parity,
wisdom, and goodness, that can be seen
on the earth. No culturist should be con-
tent, without having in his possession such
q garden. About the house, in the buse
ward, aad lanes connected with the Stab
lishmens, may be cultivated to great assan-
aaee a. 10 the healthinesa of the situaion,
and honor Of good taste. many trees sna-
msnt, and :ioweral bearing shrubs, to&th-
es with hero and there prolific grape we.
Tho ae.pss should consist Of the isabella
and other native varieties. In the sdec-
ton and varieties, and the order Of arrage-
ment proper to be regarded in this dePrt-
mcnt Of culture, boundless scope is gfen
for the display Of good taste. do ,ot
consider myself AZ trif;ng, when recon-
mend these things to your attention.
The mighty king Of Bavaria has fort1l-
den The use Of GOldsmish's Vicar Of Wak-
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A
Auldin Pasket
Arnold Charles 8
Addlngton William
Anderson Samuel 2
Aker Daniel
Archer Charles
Annent Lydia
b
Bugg Joel
Burton Elijah
Britain William
| Bowman Ann
Bulla Elizabeth
| Bulla John
Boora,n Stephen 2
Bryne Henry
Baxter James M 5
B0ren Pleasant
Britain John 2
Baker William
Burke Robert
Brown Samuel
Bulla Isaac
Brady William l.
Benton Joshua
Bond Isaac
Black John
! Benine William
Burgess J p
| Bulla Thomas 2
| Black James Capt
Barker Able
! Buck Henry
lBader John V
Berger Philip
\ BrevOst Jason F 9
Bucanan James
Bell George
, Bull Hiram
IL c.
Clark Richard l.
William ESQ
Coffin William B
Goal Allison
Fl 6apland Jesse
-lOx Rebecca
David
, .Crter Vincent
Joseph |
,lCOk Zimri
iChrtes Christian 9
Compton Jacob
lCIuk WIN cold ma
IC0 Branson
= iClaver Alice 9
Carol James
Cody Isaac
lCubertson James
;. Co, Elijah
,-.CrH Richard
: Cassidy Levi
al ID
'r'Doihty Elizabeth
o. Dener William
IS Deuen Eliza
lDenprce Patience
:. DelSl Elizabeth
dill Asa
iDensss William
, EstepJanes
y EvenJohn
= ElliottUpton 2
Finley Andrew
Ferguson Elizabet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

The mighty king Of Bavaria has fortd-
den the use Of GOldsmish's Vicar Of WAX
Geld within his dominions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

II Richnond, Wayne
the 3lse day of March, 1885, - 10 =.
out by the 6rst day Of July, wi1 :
G0OGRDI kO0& Ooe0 ~ 49, - - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

simpson SanntfN
Stanley Thomas
Siddell Devi
Scheduled Jonathan
Swain r H
SohOn Mr.
Shearon William
Scarce David
Sufrins John
Secrist Beeson
Scarce Jonathan
Sharon Abner =
Starr John
Sulser James
Stewart Willisl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Thompson Willism
Templeton Leonard
Thompson Harvey
Thompson Jane
Thompson James 2
Tyner Thomas
Teas Thomas s
Thompson Dennis
Templeton John
u
Underwood John
Vinage Adam
Wore Jacob -
y: :: =: !: : :; =
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Richmond. October 2lst, 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-02

most violent assaults aimed at il by two.thirds oil
the Legislature Of his own State" We IRE desired
to insert " in opposition 10 the views entertained
by nearly ,wotbirds,' &c. Nat Int.
WasnisGros, Jan. %, 1885.
Gentlemen In looking over your report Of the
debate in the Iteiligeneer Of this morning, find
some errors TOO material not to be corrected.
The report says, " Cambrelehg explained He
referred 10 the Chairman alone, and no, to the
course OF any member Of The Committee
said I did not refer 10 my member Of the Com
mi,tee but to the former Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Afrors, tMr. Areherl
The report says, +" When the proper time arri-
ved he should no, be waniing in his duty TO the
House and the country"
referred to the Committee.
In relation to reprsals my language is so alter
ed 40 doubt unintenionally, as 10 make an errone-
Gus impression OF my opinions. | said that did
not know that there was any ono member oil the
Committee disposed TO propose n measure ofrepri-
sails at this time. That the question about which
tho Committee were now divided was on the expe-
dleney Of reporting resolution similar 10 that a.
dop ed in the Senate, and on that question the gen
tlcman from Massachusetts, was in mlnority-a
minority ofihe Committee being against immedi
ote action in any shape. did not express my o.
plnion for or against my measure which we
ght be hereafter called upon to adopt; nor did
intend 10 speak for any member Of the Commit
tee.
The report makes me soy that, My own opn-
ion was that neither the interest nor the honor OF
the Committee required; at this time, dccarntory
resolution the subject"
VIVA, did shy that thought neither the
interest nor the honor OF the country required Of the
House the adoption ofany resolution oil a decarato
ny or questionable character-that in the present
attitude of our relations with France would avod
any measure, even negative one, which might be
mistaken for an act OF homage 10 the pride of
France and that if the House thought Otherwise
the Committee could be instructed
am, ve,y respectfully, your obcdieot servant,
&C. CAMBRELENG.
Mcssrs GALES & SgAros.