Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
RICHMOND:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %. IA.

Pect some satisfactory results Of The -.
DENTAL Election this week, and both ,h..
We should have had something more 49,
before this time. Enough is know,
some OF the states named below. to $685.
the cast of their votes, but We have :. ,.
official returns from amy state; ther.e,-.-
decline giving the minutie until thsv
ceived.
Our information warrants the bel;.f :.
Mr.. Van Buren, has gained Pennsylv.,;. =
from 2 to 1000 votes; New York. fpruh.n..
6 to 10000; Maine and New Hamoa:u
certainly ;-Virginia, Connecticut, Geo.:
and many others, doubtful.
Gen. Harrison's majority in Ohio r..
lucky, and Indiana, will not vary greatly s..
ten thousand in each. He has also rsc.;...
the votes of Maryland, Vermont, and NJ
ware.
To leave our readers in the Heloriou. ~.
certainty" which it has been our 10, ~
lure, we shall state nothing further a, l..
head than our belief, that il Virginia =.
gone for Van Buren,, the election will MT =
carried to the House; otherwise ther. -
be scramble for the "spoils," where d;..
terested persons might soon ascertain \.
average price Of politicians, and If they b.
the funds, could do better business, ,h.,
will probably be done in the hog trade 4,
present season!
DISTRESSING OccuaRENcE.-By an accident
which occurred to the Steamboa, Fyor,. a.
the 18th inst, few miles below Cincn.,s.
we learn that fifteen or sixteen Of The pa,seA.
gers were severely scalded, some fatally. A.
mong the sufferers was Hon. G. l.. KinuarA
Representative in Congress from the Indian.
apolis district in this State. He was Con.
veyed to the house of General r. +. Lvth
in the city, where he was attended bv D..
Drake, who, it is said, has little hopes Of hs
recovery.
ANOTHER AcclpENr.-We are informed bv
citizen II this place, just returned from 10
East, that S. Merrill Esq. Cashier of u.
State Bank of Indiana, had hi. lse broken b.
the upsetting Of tic stage, sohe where in M.
ryland. while on a late TOR to the Ea.iem
cities.
SoLhHc coc'ETf -Such of our citizens q
are disposed TO fSrm a Moot Legislature, a
lo'e"'c ooc.ety, are respectfully requested
10 meet AZ brick School house on TIN
evening" (Satu day 26th inst.) a. O'Clock.
SEVERAL Z
\ SrxPToH. IS. ne of the liberals in Can
ada are waxing DO a. and openly breakae
out in favor Of separation from the moshw
country. The fOllow' 40 parapr aph % quoted
from Mackenzie's papsr. the Const;iusis,
published at Toronto.
"Whe Their we are the p.-tv If the few q
the many, this great truth sEould be our n
lying point, Upper and Lower Canada. ,oh
great and happy, must be ind .peudent, aad
we should use every lawful means. Nv PED
ton and addresses, to attain thatrncbie enl
We are an infant nation--allow US. 70 Be fis
US to part in peace-and .end ~
mean men, who are placed over US bsek y
unhappiIy brought to our shores to disrss
our country and THEIRS
B. F. Butler, as acting Secretary Of War;
until the vacancy shall be otherwise filed.
H
- A SPEcK OF Wan IN THE EAsT.-A
gor paper says, 1--WE learn from gentld0
who arrived here last evening from Basksss
gan Lake, that considerable excitement
walls in that neighborhood, in consequenees
a rumor that several hundred Indians had y
Gently come through from Canada. and Pdt&
ed their tents near that place, and were r.
pairing to give battle to the inhabitants. =
great was the excitcmnt that large nuneen
had prepared themselves with powder -
balls for the attack, which was hcuriy -
pccted when our informant left"
IMPORTANT TO FARxERs.-Judge Strcaen
4 recent case in our common pleas, h. -
cided that no one has right when aa1ng
4 division-fence to run half the same = =
lot Of the owner; but that it must re ses9