Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-08
NUM- BEER 40,

2, vast number ef citizens on t00t, aud procet !.
y ded. The e,julpage al Tho General In the Gel !
d ire. down Pratt street 10 the peinl, ftehl
u whence u returned. BY way Of Market street.
:. law House. The procession was under tho
9 charge tJes. 4. Hsaplston, ESD, 81 Chief
T. Marshal. assisted by number 81 deputy
!. marshals, whose exeriiens and services lPGH
Q inc occasion, we hope TO note and commend
Q hereafter.
r Upon arriving in from, OF tho Eu.aw House.
Q the General lett the barouche, accompanied
' by the committee OF arrangements. and was
I conducted 10 a platform over tho porticO,
whore he was addressed by the Hon. Charles
: w. Hanson. on behalf Of the citizens Of Bal.
: timorc. As his address will probably DO pub.
5 lished, we find it only necessary now to say,
!, that it was ono of the most eloquent and ap-
, Propriatc performances 70 which it has ever
been our lot to listen. 1t was repletc with
) happy illusions to the prominent incidents in
the life and traits in the character Of the dis.
'|i,nguished individual addressed, clothed iri
language Of Addlsonian elegance, and delivc-
red with the energy and grace which are
characteristic of the accomplished orator.
! Gen. Harrison's reply delighted his friends
and disappointed his opponents. 1t was rca-
Idy, fluent and eloquent. His manner was
full of animation, and he hcsitatcd not, for q
moment, for the most appropriate and poi
ished phrases to convey his G:gnified and ex-
allied sentiments. His address was Interrupt
ted by repeated plaudts from :he immense
lassemb!age; and, when he sat down, the wei.
kin rang with long, loud, and reiterated shouts
of admiration and welcome. Upon the whole,
the reception went off with the utmost eclat,
leaving upon the minds of all who participa-
ted in 1t the most pleasing sensations. Since
the time when the elite of the city turned out
to welcome Lafayette to our borders, no
such assemblagc has been witnessed among
us-and we do not doubt in tho least, that,
combined with the impulse given to public
sentiment, by the recent acts ofdarihg usur-
patton attempted BY the Van Buren, Electors
of Senate, it will lead to sanitary and vigi-
liant attention to pubic affairs, on the part of
all classes Of the community, that mist lead
the Wing fvIcrs To triumphant victory
Chronicle
The old diplomatic TALLErRaNp, it is stated;
still preserves the tcnacity of life which be-
longs to him. He IS so far recovered as to
amuse himself daily in wheeling in an armed
chair among the lawns, and avenues of his
splendid forest at Valcncay-14,OOOac acres in
extent.
SHAMEFUL Sk,NSrNc.-We understand that
a great many individuals are being most
imposed on by gang Of shavers,
at Charlottesville. Persons who are ignorant
Of the late arrangements about land-of6cc
money. and who go to the land. with
five dollar notes, are frequently compclledto
give ten per cent. to get larger bills thc
same banks, before they can make tf1GIr en-
ries. This is too bad! The wretch who can
hus grind his fellow, without any considcra-
ion, except an exchange of articles precise
Y Of the same value, would not hesitate to cat
he last pound Of flesh on his bones, If it cx-
'ct'y suited his sordid appetitc.-ERoc
ntelligencer.]
Law PolNr.-A butler and house maid were
rought before MIR. Chambers, q police officer, for
making disturbance in the house Of TclIemaschc.
rhe butler had gwen the maid a kick, aud upon
eing asked b, Mr.. Climbers why he had kicked
er, replied follows She called ma stupid (sI-
ght to kick her; but mind took good caro-
lat would rot commit an assault upon her," Mr..
!. "Don't you call kicking p.tson an assault"
utter. "Wuh the shoe on, !; is; hut !; took my
ne hoif, and then was justified inkickine Der;
e saying vas . "hignorant ass'' -.
CANAL LEfTINc.-Twenty-fve miles Of the
entra Canal will be put under contract at
rs place on Tuesday next, extending from
point on White River, miles north, tothe
ufs, 9 miles south Of this place. A num-
r of persons who design making tids for
e work arc already m Observation-Disclosures
polls Jour. Oct. IL ,-a@
admiral Nelson in 1779.-Capt. Chamicr,
his ben Brace, the Last Of the tAgamem.
MS, gives the following vivid description
the amputation Of Nelson's arrn:-as-
ssNo sooner had Nelson been examined by
surgeon than immediate amputation was
1undressed him MYSELF and
him down on the cabin table, making him
comfortable possible; hot the wound
IS one which must have been dreadfully
nft1, for the bone was shattered to pisces,
i never remember to have seen such a
cturc before. Jim ready,' said NeIsou; so,
tor, despatch. You know business too
Il for me IN fear. o. ven to cause useless