Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-01

Iett-to then by our people.
Col. Mills was ut Jacksonville the last q
August. He describes the su1erip.ss O.. IN
people of Newn:.nsville to be alu .ost oeyon
the power of human enduranc s..r a grea
P,rt'on siox under them, arrest wei. oan,n
the appr oaca of death, a.. release from a..
oarde a Of their m'seri' 3. The Colonel say
he shall not quit the ,ic,d 30 long as a man i
ieit to shoulders g.n. Coils. Mills and War
rem have indeed been active from the ver!
comncnce"'ert Of the war.-lN.H. Express
RHo,. + isrAxp.-A State Convention OF the op
pore C. 8 Of Van BURN and Johnson. assembled .
81 I,el~nce. on "Wednesday of last week. Hon
j ames D'Wolfnf BRISTOL was chosen President
I :, i'm s;x Vs., Presidents and two Secretaries 4
committee If three delegates frm each csunty IL
thu, State vas appointed tn confer On nominations
who. after short recess, reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously agreed
ResJved. that this Convention. in compliance
Nth wha, they believe To be the expectations and
wishes Of their constituents, and Of great majority
If the ocople IL this State. d. unanimously nognn
ale WILLIAM HENnY HARRssnN If Ohio, for the of
fee of President Oft U. Siates.-And IA ma
king his nomination the Convention express their
own high sense Of that genslema"'s republican vir-
tues. ri. Distinguished public services his in'egr,
".
Resolved, That the members Of this C'nven-
,iou and they neIseve, the people Of this State STILL
feel nj. their strong attachments to that distinguish
ed statesman end patriot, Dssiel Webster; but hav-
Jog oecome apparent that Gen. Harrison il, and
viii be- the adopted candidate Of great msjosiiies
Of the people N many OF our sister States
proper Difference fos the wishes and opinion Of
80 prepondesa'ing majority Of oar fellow citizens
pmbarking with US in the me great cause requires
hat re should not too tenaciously adhere 70 our
Dwn first choice.
R.snlved, That hav ing the fullest confidence in
Inc talents, integrity, and sou"d political princi-
ples of Francis Granger, It New York, this Con-
veniion do in like manner recommend him 10 the
Frcsmen Of this State, as suitable candidate
;,r tho Office Of Vice President Of the United
States.
Resolved. That S,muel w. King Of Johnston,
Byron Diman Of Bristol, George Eugs Of Newport.
md William Peckham Of South Kingston, be, and
hey are hereby recommended to the Freemen
e this State as candidates for Electors Of Presr-
lent and Vice President Of the United States
A Committee was appointed 10 prep,re an Ac-
res. To the Frecme0 Of Rhode leland, &C., and the
Convention adjourned.-[New Yorker.1
M1CaIoAN.-A meeting has recently been held
Detroit, Of such citizens opposed to the ac-
ePtsnce of'he condition OF the act Of Congress
y the admission o: Michigan into the Union
he resolutions passed at this meeting are decided
adverse to the acceptance Of the condition, and {
aintain, in strong language, the right Of Michigan
, the territory coded to OHIO in the acf The c
,ry requirement Of Congress for the people Of the
ritOsy to give their assent, is considered bv the
Getting AZ indicating a consciousness on the part
the boundaries in this way. The law Of Con-
ess is considered unconstitut;onal aud il was de-
riniOed to Recommend TO the people to withhold
cir consent.-( Morning Cnuner.l
HAvAxA.--Letiers have been received from III. e
wanna, winch say that in Consequence of the lat.
snsn"si""s in Spin, which, resulted in the pr.- o
,'mi"g # the institution o. 1912. great sensa-
N had b:en felt among all cl,sses e people. q
re jorty "f the inha'.itanis, il is well known =
'eraI" ultra liberal opinions, and some change, I!
app-chnded. wilt en-ue IN the political osgan- n
s"n Of the g 'vcrnment Of, island. II will ~, "
rate require all tho energy Of Governor Tac.n =, =,
preserve the present order # things. particularly
much Dissatisfaction exists among the tsr,ps a., 81
count It not having heen allowed return e.: G.
err term IL service for which they had enlisted a
expired. The brother If Governor Cacun wa "
c'mmand Mt Cadiz when the Late revolution took "
&c. aud was compelled to obey the will of the III
pile Il Morning Courier. cI
rcxxxssEE The politicians of Tennessee are h,
ing away at m's fearful ratc-sAe POLITICAL
81
wagging Cor dear life. A dinner i. held in one -.
&C. and the company at night adjourn to bari T.
The next day. in another county. I he Prrs,-ia a.
arr. ed At Nashville tn take p,t in the cleo a'
eerinc in favor Of Martin Van Buren,, and 60
sat d,wn 10 n t,bIe with several hundred. mt
ns whnm ere s'me p litical opponents, AMI the
very mex, weeS the White men had two din PEI
each - large NJ the Pre- Ii il % in pal
v county of The Stsse. The Van B.,sen men Blu
ID rss half an OK. two sheep and .. drove Of sci
. .sd before they eo ID we'll dg~st these poli.i- ors
nGusuaaions, the Whit, men would have swaI- to
d . heeat.nb of bulls. = drove Of sheep, snG ma
definite number Of f,~l TheD 10 no douh, ho,
%s:""," ~" ' ".:.. ~. ".:- -'"e par
uch sicrs6ces fx the good Of the country, - -.
sohs remembered and revarded.-[U. s. u'o
'tse. '"e
the
old ..~l..."o =, p"I.. sup
aehusesrs ~.e- he -. 800. $1,000 go