Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
RICH MOND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

TIE uasr MAMMOTH o. THE 0s..
Radish was left at this Office IN :,
which measured eighteen inches i
seventeen in circumference, and w.
pounds, six ounces.
The NEws CoNpENsEn.-The CT
dian war which was lately thosiA4 -
an end, has, by the last accounts heea
ed, and in consequence Of the dseaaf
a large portion Of the troops ssat :
quarter, may yet prove troublesona
General Games has invaded ths ~,
Territory with an armed force, for 4.
lsible purpose of keeping the Tsxaa =
in check and preventing depreda,ioa.
borders. This movement was maAe
ltionary with him, by directions from ~
|, Department, with the sanction Of thn
. dent.
!; We have no news Of importasu I
from Florida.
: Large sums of specie are ON ths vgs
9 west, to be sold oat to purchaser Il IN,
: lands.
The President and most of the CaA;..
absent from the city Of Washing,sa. =
e take care Of yourselves if ye can"
u The elections, so far as heard Inn =
n state and Kentucky, are decisivsly i
N Of the Harrison candidates. IN -
ir will be had soon.
m We have no further informatioa -
., last paper. as to when and where = p
~ will be commenced on the Natioaik J
70 this state.
The Cincinnati and other Ohio -,
N in high state of fermentation, i =
- quence of the late violent proceeds -
n the abolition press in that city.
es Unauthenticated rumors from Tszpu
T. that Santa Anna has been shot, -
tence of court martial, and thaa n
=. ians have achieved another sigAA -
e. over their enemy, killing over eight -
H. The French King has narrowly -
from another assassin, who fred 4 =
"a. his carriage, with pistol-cane Il ~
: construction.
New PAPERs-A few Of which aoo
papers, are almost weekly, and On,
-, ~ ,ocakly, ushered into existence ia tA.a
We adjoining states. Monopolies arc M
th ted in the tsGreat West''-every q
3D. I"goes ahead' ION his own hcok," ssl1
ne man can make a living by the mas1
- of corn-brooms easier than another Z
tu- splitting rails, it is no sooner suspec,Al
10 lieved, than the latter business is atd|
ed and the former ruined by an excess
rs petition. This state of affairs may i
~ often is, conducive to the general proly
". for, like water, the various occupe6
ven community will find their level whsai
of dent on individual enterprise; whilst
ms cessity Of subsistence and the prompGi
" avarice will always insure the prosseuI
that which is most convenient or pesf
But as regards the newspaper pres,
country, this minute sub-division If II
lectual territory is very questionabls
utility. The political inducements I
multiplication of presses, by which Il
&c upheldto answer special purposes, q
10 pory sacriices-to aid the few and IL
TO- many; have the effects of degnla
at press generally, destroying public essf
in its carnations and dwelling al Dr.
no between correct intelligence and parry
,P DhED in the vicinity of Richmond,
~, ~, 9th inst, JAMES, son of Mr.. THoxas ]
Of aged IL years and six months.
.es On the 9Th instant, HANxAs, CO.
!p- WILLIAM JEANEs, of this vicinity, for
III Montgomery county, Penn. in ths 50
of her age.
lie We see by the Lexington Ky. Inas
IS. Ger, that General Jackson has writtsa .
lp- from the Hermitage to Gov. Canaoo,d
ne nessee, countermanding the requ'
80 General Gaines for regiment Of g
II volunteers from that state, and direea1
- volunteers IN h. syn,,st . red and dishnn1o