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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

A lunatic, who for some time has con-
sidered himself President of the United
States, and owning IS millions Of stock in
the United States Bank, within few DAYS
drew checks for different amounts, which
we're dishonored. Yesterday he called in
person and presented check for ten thou
sand dollars, which not being paid, in fit
Of passion for the wrongs that were heaped
upon him, hs made a dash at pile Of bills,
which hesecared, and was ,.lacing them in
his stocking for safe keeping, when b was
seized By . couple Of tho officers Of The
hank, Who carried him to the police, and
fpm theace he was carried to the Lunatic
7. Se~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

GDeGzA. The senate AZ Gesxx;a have
pased rsss)stseaslyea 81, neys 81 ag.ins:
the rechaster nftbe United States bask uu-
der any circumstances, and sgsinst the in.
cosposa,'on Of any bank by congress, At
least until the constitution 10 altered. Al
20, resolutions approving the course ofthe
president in regard to the United States
bank, and instructing their senatoss4 in
congress - vote that the reso1u.ioa a6sp-
ted in the senate on the Gath Of March last
declaring ''that the president, in the late
executive proceedings in relation to the
public revenue, has assumed upon himself
authority and power not conferred by the
and laws, but il derogation Of
both" Be expunged from the Journals Of
the senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Z II. Johasua, has inssoduced . sssolu-
ton into The House of Representative d
de United States iDstituting IN inquiry in
- the expediency of building . bridge =
esp0 Tie Ohio river It Wheeing-Be11esf
Jewn0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

tive. The question recurring On the mo-
looo 81 0oS. Wallsce 70 concur eeaesally
% he amsadmeass, ~ Speaker decided
that division Of The quesaisa beiag call
ed for, the question would be first put on
in the amendments separately
+ when Mr.. Wallace appealed from the
decision Of the chair and the question
beng put, = the decisioa r. the chair
correctf it wss decided in de negative,
Ayes IS, Noes -. Befess any further
question was had, the House adjourned
until 2 o'clock, p. N. In the afternoon
the bill removing the Pension Agency
from Corydon to Indianapolis, was read .
third time and passed. Ayes 4 1, Noes 80.
On motion Of Mr.. Kileore, the previous
orders wsro suspended, and tho bill rela-
tive to internal improvements was taken
up: when amendments were offered by
Messu. Lockhart, Phelps, vandeveerand
Shaw; which were negatived. Mr.. NJ
Dougle proposed IN amendment fora con-
tinuat,on Of the Charlottesville road from
Salem to New Albany; VIXEN Mr. Wilson
Of w., called for the previous question ;
which the Houserefused to sustain BY .
vote Of Ayes 81, Noes, 55-consequently
the bill was laid over for one day. The
House then took up the I'd valorem bill
and coscursd gsnsrally IN the amend
ments made in committee Of the whole.
The first section Of tho bill was amended
in the House, by striking out tho sxemP-
tion ofa certain amount Of property and
specifying the items Of personal property
to be taxed
Regimess of Ake U. S. Dregooas.-A
private letter, received yesterday from
Camp Des Moiscs, where three Of the
composites belonging to this ill-fated re-
giment are stationed, mentions the death
Of Assist. Surgeon Hales end also &c.
cond Lieutenant Fanderveer, both Of
which officers stood high in the estimation
Of Ill who knew them. 1t also states that
the report Of the three companies stands
at that date, Dec. 9, 50 present and 43
absent since the organization ofthis regi-
ment, not yet two years since. The
deaths among the ofIiceD in comparison
has moi faileo short ofthe mortality among
The soldiers-l General 2 Captains, l
Doctor, and 4 Lieutsuanis, have died.
Considering the little that could have
been anticipated, and less that has been
achieved, the expense Of 50 many valuable
ives and as large an amount Of property,
,as been but Of small avail.
Nev York Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Ftun every qsartes a ths' cosn:ry. ~
hear oft The extzeoe severity ofths weather
TIE mails whsnshsungAe u 80 sa1d oas...s
Of ice; the water with which ths paper i
'dsmpeDed before going 70 PeeD = Co.,
pletely frozen. Tbe line of eommaniosaion
between Albany and Buffalo with s)sighs 10
in good order. The Statan Island boats
made . passage down yesterday Viahoue
much intergulio0 There has heon -
commemorative Au0 beoow de Nasyuu.
except BY telegysph-the lower bay iscom-
pletely filed up with ice. Tho Swan anu
we'd about 10 o. clock last night. Should
this weather continue much loa2sr, water
and steam communication must cease; tho
present interruption Of our unusual con-
municatiOns has caused rise in The f1l-
lowing articles Of domestic consumption:
Potatoes, 5 6 .. per bushel; tumipa,
a .. per bushel; cabbages; . 8 per
100; turkeys weighing 6 o. 9 pounds, II 4
ID Q. each; fowls, los. per pair; oak
wood was sold yesterday - high a. % .,
per load, though We heard If otber Gales &C
10 EOS.
The harbor at Baltimore, 40 fas - could
be perceived, was fiozen over. The Del
aware At Philadelphia 10 passed in sleiehs.
The ice-breaking boats at Baltimore & ~ =
latter place still continue to work their way
AT New Haven, the thermometer of Pc
fcssor Silliman stood D degrees below no.
70, which 10 four degrees lower than The
severe weather Of 1880. N. Y. Ssw.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Col. CRoCKErr-We leara that up
wards Of ten thousand copies Of the Life
Of Col. Crockett have been sold by the
publishers, Messrs. Carey & Hart. The
profit to the Colonel has been something
likethree thousand dollars. Another work
is in the hands Of the publishers, from the
same pen. 1t is a narrative Of the Co
loners tour through the Eastern States,
and is said to be very amusing. We shall
be able to offer an extract IN the course
Of a day or two.-PkiladelPhia paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Befsisg ~ Elersisas.-At q lsos s;asiae
of the Court Of Commo~ plsasia D~ctS,
county, Judge Fox very properly eslls1
the attention ofthe grand jury 70 dc Pre-
vailing Practice Of betting on electiens.
and to the law on that subject. The
Bucks County fateIl,gencer says:
Ihc Judge said be intended, hersailes.
to bring this subject to the attention ofthe
respective grand juries, 10 believed Il -
be pregnant Of the most pernicious eoase-
qoences to society, and indirectly subvss.
s've Of The purity and fs;rness Of The slss-
tive franchise. He said the law pspAibi-
tory Of such practice ought 10 be ksows.
being ksors, he should enjo;a II upoe
grand jur,es, hereafter, 10 observe il tes.
ter and spirit. He referred to The eleetsoa
in Philadelphia, and said tbss bsttiag
there, had become complsts system q
gambling, and was the pursuit Of many
men, during the excitement which pre-
cedes elections"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

- SsONAS A1A./ AseC. q.
The Red Ricer Cossesy-We are ma.
tified to learn that tho late sale Of public
lands, At Washington, in the Red River
Land District, was we'll attended, snd
produced . much larger sum than asy
former one IN tho Territory, Betwesa
$50, 900 and sc, 900 were received dur
ing the sales, and il was expected thae
more than $40, 600 more would b eai6
in, on entries 1t private sale, within ~
first week or two after the conclusioa q
the public sale. There Was considee,hlo
compositions among tho purchass@-ssoo
lands selling ~ high % 4l2 and ol3 ~
acre, and many a %, IS, IS, %, &c.
All the fractions bordering IN Red River
were eagerly sought after, add brosghe
high prices.
Tho high prices which the Red river
lands have brought, and Tho great demand
tor them, may b ct down 70 Tie credit of
tho natteriog psoepect Ne now have q
speedy romova1 Of the rall. hit To- dat
Il 10 not likely that many Of the lands ~
Gently sold would have co@manded Gov.
ernmeut prsce, and more than half psuba-
bly, woald not have fosnd purchasess se
any Price. Capitalists are esowdiae -
that section Of country in great sumboss,
and, in few years, il viii no doubt -
filled with dense and wealthy poPsla-
ton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

glad to learn tina, part Of the delegation
have arrived in Washington city, Of the
Cherokees, who were appointed BY that
portion Of the nation who are favorable to
the policy recommended BY the President
Of the United States. Col. John Ridge,
head of the delegation. and Archilla Smith.
The other memben ore expected in few
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

The sum Of 42OOyO 900 bas been subscn-
bed in New Osleans, fos the purpose Of
build;nga boeel in that city, 1t the conner
ufSt. Chaflos and Common streets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

A Boston paper says
II Is stated that the amount OF revenue
which has been paid in Boston since the
formation Of the United States constitu
ton, falls but little short of s,ro hundred
millions ofdollars. and the amount ofloss-
es during that period is only about 4lO,-
600 dollars, and a part of that sum will be
probably collected.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

RoBERr HI CoLDsDoRouGH has been {
lected senator Of the United States,
place Of E. F. CHAxBERs, ESQ. resignes
The vote was for Mr.. G. 50, blanks Il
l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Of tbo white Siver canal, IT possible, during
ths next sunmer, and II the canal b peac.
ticabDe, plsdgine The faith Of the state for
it, ultimate completion. 4. Ptovidisg for
an amendOent 70 the bill, for subscription
ofssock, to the amount Of 800 900 In \
Turnpike Road Company, from Crawfords-
vile ~ Greencassle, Bloomington and
Bedford 70 Salam-snd change Of the
charter from Rail road to that of Turp-
PIKE Company, On the same route. s. The
A1sdfsoo and Lafayette Railroad TO pass
Though Csavlosdsville, DAnville, Indiana
poIs Fnsklin. and Coiumbus-the cub
scsiPtion Of stock 70 De spilled on the nor
tiea q the sod between Indianapolis and
Ms6spo q indianapolis and Lafsvetee. :.
may b deagnated b persons subscribing
for ueock-)sasi.e tho suhscnplioo a be-
fore, IN the pm q de state, at two thirds
Of he aGosnt Il csrsal stock, 10 b cub
scsieed - soon - oae third 10 suhscribedl
and secured. By individuals. Either no.
ton eide sDe6 - b put under coptr,ct AL
5000 - 6ul6ciout - Subscribed and seeing.
% q Tie part a individuals, 10 epsitle II tol
The feapsssisn sfths state suhscsiptjoo. forI
the oenp1ssiea ofthessms.
NJ. Wallaesnoved diet thenou,e eo..I
eur = ~ apeed0snss seassally. vheo)
NJ. bssckeagi1ge called Il : livis;oa 81
the qoesese0s I'D sAes he soe.dn,e.e.1
- asesd upeo eePesoAely. Mr.. Rev..I.
moved th4t tAo ball and smendm..sc NJ
lad On de tab1e; which altes an an;m..
'es s.eerss''e, was decided in ~ sees-l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

@rhe Kentucky Gazette, published
at Lexington, Ky. and probably the second
Oldest paper west Of the Allegheny noun
tains, entered On it, fitch year on the 10Th
instant. It gives the names of eleven indi-
viduals who have been subscribers for forty
nine years, and were never in debt for their
paper 4 single moment. Such instances
are rare.-Risisg Sun Times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

The shin Minus sailed from Norfolk on
the anniversary day Of the landing Of VIM.
Penn. with l26 manumitted slaves; to
make q settlement at Bassa Cove, AZ
rica. under the patronage Of the young
mems Colonization Society Of Pa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Col Benton, Of the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, has declined the nomination Of
the Van Buren, Convention of the State Of
Tennessee for the Vice Presidency.-Bel.
mont Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Tie bank ofthe United States has d
clared a dividend of three and half d
cent, out Of its profits for the last s.
months-which will be paid after the Is,
instant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Mr.. LYTLE.-The Pennsylvania OF
Friday last contains the correspondence of
a committee Of the friends of the national
administration, and Robert T Lyle, the for
mer having invited him to partake Of pub
lie dinner, in testimony Of their approba-
ton Of his course in Congress, and in his
appeal to his constituents for their sanction
or disaprobation Of his conduct; which IL
vitation he declined on account Of his fee
bic state ofhealth, and the pressing nature
of his public duties.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

One Of the persons araigned for the
cafagration ofthe Ursuline convent, ha,
been found guiity-A new trial had beer
asked for, but was refused by the court
Sentence, however, had not been pronoun
ced, on account Of other charges that were
yet pending.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
LIST OF ACTS.


The following 10 list Of all the acts OF
public character, which obtained the
sanction Of both Houses, during the ses-
sion. extracted from the General list pub
lished in the National Intelligencer.
An act to render permanent the present
mode Of supplying the Army Of the United
States, and fixing the salary OF certain
clerks therein named.
An act to regulate the pay Of the Navy
Of the United States.
An act to allow further time to com
ple,e the issuing and locating Of military
iand warrants during the late var.
An act making appropriations for the
payment Of the Revolutionary and other
Of the United States, for the
year one thousaad eight hundred aud thIr-
iy-fivc.
An act to extend the time Of issuing
military land warrants to the officers and
soldiers Of the Revolutionary army.
An act making appropriations for the
support Of the army for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-fye.
An act making appropriations for the
current expenses Of the Indian Depart
ment, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty FIVE.
An act making appropriations for The
naval service tor the year 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
TIE CONSTITUTION AND THE
FIGURE HEAD.

The United States frigate Constitution
sailed from New York few days since,
fos France. 1t is the object Of her com
mander 70 psoceed immediately 70 Ha-
vro. and should the Bill Of Indemnity for
~ payment Of the American Claims be
y,iscied BY the French Chambers, to take
M. Livingston and suite on board, and re-
turn with item to this country should
The I'LL pass, - is quite probable, from The
lssa inf Hmatioo, Old lronsides win pro
esd "a her voyage 10 the Mediterranean.
While n New York, the figure head was
so-ftte1. A new head-simiiar to that
which - sawed off in Boston, but said
- b . better likeness Of President Jack
- had been prepared before the arrival
ofthe Coassituion, and was fixed upon the
Old trunk q the morning Of the I4th inst
Immediately after which. the frigate va.
lowed out of the harbour, aud 10 low nc
doubt plooehing tho Old Ocean. with the
6kensD Of Gs1esal Jackson at her bow
While upon the subject, We NAV - vel
0sotioo the ssosy that il very generally
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
LITTLE tx, Ark. Feb. "a, 1895.

E igrntingreek Indians. steam
boat Harry Hlrived at this place this
morning, havij on board near 500 ofthese
sons Of the fa(t. from Alabama, Who will
be Joined, to or tomorrow BY another
party. with yards of 200 ponies. who
came througy land from Memphis, and
arrived at n Blacks, in the Big Prairie,
some days +. Tie former party are
under the @ge Of Capt. Page, l.. S. A..
and the lat under that of Mr.. Beatty.
They are ]ected to leave this vicinity IN
a day or t}by land, for their destination
west of A!lsas.
Seneca dians.-A delegation of the
Seneca u Of Indians, residiag near Buff
alo. in tijtate Of New York, arrived here
on Satu4 last, On their return from an
exploriqbur through the una pproprlated
tenitor1 the United States west Of Mis-
SCUM al rkanaas, in search of a country
for theilre residence oftheir tribe. They
are co&ted BY Col. Wilcox ,Indias Agent
from IN We learn that this tribe consists
|of betn $500 and $500 souls. now re-
sidinjl r Buffalo, al. of whom the Gov
eEmI contemplate removing to the west.
|to9elwith the remnants of several other
trib@ Ing in the same State. viz: The
TusPas, consisting Of about 500 souls
the hdAgas, 500 tia Cayugas, 300; &.
efawks and One dr., 200.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Salutine an EHrtkqsake.-We mention
ed day two sincethat an earthquake
was felt atOmoa (Chtral America on the
22d and Sd JanuaS. 1t was occasioned,
as we lean from lie Boston Transcript, by
an eruptisn Of nountain, east If Omoa-
supposedto be tie Congrehoy. The noise
was like he so;ndof distant cannon, and
continued lS hsuo. 1t was heard at the
Balize, Ionduas2OO miles distant, and
was answered BY salute from the fort,
supposisg it to ppceed from a man-ofwal
outside the keyS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

THEQUARRELSOF BENEvOLNCE
The followis9 10 = libssal exsmeli6eaxisa
of the doctrine Of Propokmy one sDoeherso
good works. We take it from the Caxeno-
VIA, New York. Monitor:
A strife of rather an unusual character.
was carried on in Buffalo, dunnR the last
cold weather. The Mayor, Ebenezer John
son, gave public notice in the city papsn
on the 10th February, that he would furnish
Is cords Of Wood to such poor fa@iliss .
were nnebie to supply themselves, With .
proviso, that 'tnone need apply whose pow
erty has been caused BY intempss.nee.n
This brought out Manly Cotton, Esq. a
the 18th, who gave like notice, that b
would give ito the shiverinR mothees and
children Of the city, who have became poor
and destitute IN Consequence Of The beaea-
~ crime of incompetence on tho pan of
their protectors 10 co.Js Of Wed.
The next day, O H. Dibble gave notice
that ne roulc furnish 2S cords If wooi n
such fstniEes as VIC liable % ps,rciuaee
IT, without feo"''ing them to prnve sis&e.
that they arc '-ocastiy drunkar''s ~ chat
they have never expended monc, a infem-
perance."
The day following, Samue; Twi:cbell.
jr' offered to give . cords Of wood to such
as were destitute, and unable 70 purchase,
''no matter tforn that canss they becsae
so.n
On the same day, Alansp6, and Julia HI.
msr announced, that they would give oos
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
A FRIGIITFUL PICTURE

a Paris Correspondent of the LDndo
Courier, furnishes a frightful pictureof tn
war in Spain, between the Carliss an
Christmas.
History does not afford more sljckin,
account Of "rapine and outrage'-te saw
ages of reo,e Hindoos:an could not hulee
in more cruel excess-even the endnities
Russia in her last contest with bland.
brutal and ferocious as they were, b sur
passed in fendish and horrible cr1ty BY
the contendlng parties of the Basqq prov
inces.
The writer gives this horrid ankevolt-
ing statement.
"Now we hear of Christmas OFF Civ
ing order 10 band of ruffIans to lie hold
Of some Carlists ladies' and to drafhem O.
yer SHOWS ond precipices, to the Id quar-
tiers Of the Queens army. Thee re hear
ofsome Carlists robbers, (for til are in
that case no beter,) dragging ser their
train, up to their knees in watertn mud,
or in snow, the wives and dadhters of
Chrstinos officers, refusing all rsjom, and
breaking the hearts ofthei victie, by in
suits and oppresion.-tlere we kro some
Cariists made prisoners oy the inristinos
have been starved to death; the We learn
tina: the Christinos made PRISONS by the
Carlists have been shot threeavs after
their cpture by the oders of hmulacar-
we learn that bme hum
dreds Of Carlists are butchered Zone place
in cold hloo1 and
whole band Of Cbristinos is subrnded by
5 or 9 Cariist battalions, andhot one al
Owed to live. The rights of psoners are
not respected; the claims Of he unfortu-
nate are not admitted. The tosher pleo-
ing for her son, beholds heron brought
Sorth and shot before her ers; and the
next moment she herself ia corpse at
he feet Of her and her childs assassins.
Even the women who carry brovisions to
he camp, who are respected rs a matter
'f interest As well az Of rigk even these
ire butchered, until none en- be e M, Il,
larry drop ofcold water tothe parcin,s
ongue Of the dying and wunded. t.
wife who supplicaies that ibe life of
husband may be spared, isreceived wi h
he savage laugh which preeedes her own
vail of death, and in few minutes herself
4 her husband are pierced with the bay
= It's OF their brutal and e:ul.ing murder
rs. Children are hung, lest they should
TOW up to be soldiers. Bbvs are rnassa-
red TO intlmldate their brsfhers and their
are.ts. Sex, beauty, innocence, age, viz
ae, honorable condct, the priestly Office,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A planter IN Mlss,ssipp;, correcting a ne
gro boy about ten years Of age. for some
trivial offence, was continually annoyed at
every lash by the supplicating expression of
s1pray massa! pray massa!" Upon which
the master replied. apraSsymauelf, / don't
know how to pray" The bog Immediately
down upon his knees and said, 'Let US
look to the Lord and bedismlssed."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A LARGE TREE.-Travellers in Mexico
give an account Of famous cypress tree, in
Allixco, in Mexico, said to be the largest
in the world, with the exception of the
Boabab IN Senegal. 1t measures seventy
SIX feet IN circumference.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
LIVERPOOL PARAGRAPHS.
The ANNEXED DaraDraDhs are from q

he annexed paragraphs are rom tne
Liverpool Times Of the 10th ult.
II IL stated that the Queen is likely to
give birth to a successor to the Throne.
Should this be the case We shall in all
probability have a long Regency, her Ma
jesty Queen Adelaide acting as Regent
during the minority Of the heir or heiress
to the Crown.
A commission, with the Archbishop Of
Canterbury at his head, has been apPo'n-
ted TO draw up a plan Of Church Reform.
They will no doubt treat the Church as
old Izaak Walton recommends the hu-
name fisherman to use the worm which he
is impaling on the hook, that is, "gently,
az If they loved it" The name Of the
Commissioners are not very promising,
but We see.in q few weeks tine result Of
their iabours.
"The American Senate has resolved u
Unanimously .hac'luis inexpedient,a ut pres
ent, to adopt any legislative measures in
regard to the state ofafiairs between the
United States and France" This is a
positive refusal Of the powers asked BY
the President, and a declaration against
war on the part ofthe Senate.
Those who attribute the turbulence Of
ireland to demagogues and priests. stop
/ at secondary causes. The root of the evil
- the physical condition of the people
Irish comfort IS English misery, and lrish
misery is thing Of which we know moth
ing IN this country. 1t is useless to hide
from ourselves the fact that unless the
condition Of the people can be improved,
all political amei,oration will be vain.-
Catholic emancipation has not tranquil
zed the country neither will the commu-
tation Of tithes, nor the total overthrow Of
the church: and It even the clergymen
were paid tomorrow, it would avail moth.
ing, SO long az potatoes and buttermilk
are the luxuries Of the peasantry, and
starvation their common lot.