Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
From the Cincinnati Wing.


GREAT MEETING IN BcsroN.-We learn from
the Boston Atlas that there an immense meet
ing Of the citizens Of thar place. nj Faneni! HAIL.
on the evening "f the 18th inst, to take into coE'
slider a,on the propretv ofcomplying with the fost
Office Specie Circular"
The meeting was addressed hy a number Of dis
men, among whom was Abbott Law
renee, the able Representative IN Congress from
that city. We have room only to quote the re-
marks made by him, ION the resolutions before the
meeting. proposing forcibly 10 resist the order, If
necessarily as gwen by the Atlas. The paper
SAYS:
:.Arporr LAWRENCE then addressed the chair,
and the announcement Of his name was fecei we'd
with shouts Of applause. Mr.. Lawrence offered no
day vas one OF and sadness--not of con-
graduation. Men with the feelings Of men could
not repress their Indignation. lie would not hes
itate 10 speak his sentiments OF the adm.nistra-
ton. There is people on the face Of Gods
earth that is abused, cheated, piundered and
tramPied by their rulers, as are the people OF The
United states. This was his sincere and de!ioer-
ate conviction. He would not say that he did not
approve the sentimen Of the resolutions But
the time had not yet come for their adoption. 1t
might co,ne-it lght come the next week--and
citizens might then come together, prepared 10 a
dopt the resolutions that had been read, and adopt
the measures necessary to snstain them. when
that earfui crisis should arrive--when the issue
should eventually be made up between oppress-
ed people and an expressing governmen .e should
be at loss for the course that it would be proper
for him to pursue. Meanwhile let US proceed with
great caution, prudence and foresight. The gov
crnmcnt in the wrong. THEv EXACT lMrosss-
BILiTIEs-and let US keep them in the WT0ng-and
commit selves BY overt act, till We nod that
the laws of self preservation compel to f0rci-
/ BILE resistance. We are ahoat on . tempestuOus
occan-with no rujder-Do compass--no pilot
and the time may come wnea the CREW WILL Dc
COMPELLED To rAKg POSSESSION THE SHIP"
[ The following resolution vas then offered BY Mr..
Lawrence. and adopted with enthusiasm:
N A.
Postmaster Of this city the pos, ponement of the
executioo Of the Order from the Department OF
the General Post Once. requiring individuals to
pay specie for letters the delivery of the
until he can hear from the Department
| The new regulation Of the Post Master General
requiring specie Tor postage. creates considerable
! excitement in the large cities. The Bostonans al
4 a great public meeting have denounced the meas
in the strongest terms. In return fr which the
Boston Postmaster has been instructed to dema nd
Of the box fH,lders in his uiisce. deposit IN I'D
vance o. half the sum ofwhich each individual will
probably owe the Office FOR postage during each
quarter. This deposit must be m1de in specie
I, The Boston people say that Government which
will not pny specie ought not to demand it.
| DAY ton Journal.
cd OF preserving the morocco leather AT Mogadose
Wash the skin in fresh water. take away all the
fleshy PARTICLES, mix together pounds Of alum.
pnts Of butermlk, two or three handtuls OF barley
meal, and spread the mixture the inside o. the
skin; fold it and press it well; and then leave fol
two days. On the third day wash it in sea water,
and hang it up; then spread upon it two pounds Of
roche alum, powdered and leave it FOR two or three
days, then dry il in the sum; sprinkle ono or two
pinss of fresh water on it, fold it, and let II imbbe
the water far two hours; then spread it a table
and rub it with pumice o. rough stone, to make It
soft and plant.
TIE ATTACK ON MEx,co.--It is stated, in
the New Orleans Bee. OF May l2, that COM
vessel General Urea, captured by the United
States sloop Of war Natchez, be restored.
We have no confirmation Of the other cap
lures reported to have been made by the
Natchez Cincinnati Gazette.