Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
John FINLEY a.

W. Al. .ushorired to announce JOHN FINLEY as .
candidate. for Cn,v Cek the special election on the
lss MONDAY (.econd day) Of October nsx,
| CONGRESSIONAL
reached ,h. place. through tbs Express
Mail. Of organization Of Congress Monday last
Mr.. Polk elected Speaker of the House II is said
there unusually full attendance Of membsr.-"o
further particulars. We sh. give tho Presidents
our paper Notwithstanding the critical stua,ioa
of the country, of tho present Executive
the national assembly, NOT looked for with half much
anxiety the frs, message OF his predecessor ssl
pecssd bs highly n,sss:ins document and will probA-
bly, ebody Of his views in Eslaion 10 the present ana
future policy Of the government
Our exchange paper. differ in their essima Of the rela
tive strength of parties in the House of Rehressnfausss
sataer there viii
badly Be but eigh, difference This is quite
change sace last session.
o-ANofHER WING vICToRY.:-RhodeI.l Island
is -r.fmed She nobiy done her duty:
ROBERT B. CRANSrON, and JOSEPH L. TIL
LNGHAST elected their opponen,s, Pierce and
Howard, by 1000 majority. The Van Burea majority in
November. 1896, was ISL o. wha, . falling off there,
my coua:ryrnen:
GEN HARRISON-GOv. WALLACE.
In ing cursorly biography Of Gen. Harriso
by Hall, were, by the following paragraph, re-
minded of fact, which have sssn in Prin; but
thoroughly convinced of its correctness.
s.It is well known, i, has been for
gentlemen holding high Offices, avail themselves of their
influence provide fos their relatives largo number OF
the Congress- and other high have
procured appointments for their in The Military Acade
nv at Yves, Point, the navy, by of which those
Young gentlemen educated and provided for
age expense of the Government Many of these
relieve themselves of the expsnse of educating
their own sons wealthy Gen. Harrison has had
family, mostly sons, and has nev boon wealthy
He always since his sons have been old enough to be
educated Unit, very lately held Offices Of high grade and
fuence, and could any procured such favor
by asking lie had higher claims such patronage
than men his distinguished paros Of the
rsvousion-he himself had fought through two wsssone
of his married the daughter Of The lamsned
Gen. Pike fell battle during she Lass and the
Of marriage became, tho carly death Of hsr
father dependent Gen. Harrison. But hs educated bis
family expsnss. II is that more hanence
while Congress- insension of placing Of
West Point, in tho but finding ss ap
pIica State than could be
complied with, dsn.eresedy waived his own claims In
favor Of hi. and procured appointments s
tef snS, Prssrencs 81 On occasion, Whsa
his ssaissnsd and his asss Paes q
his sons in the military profession, had indeed him 20
solve to ask an appoimsns Tor him At West Point.
nei.hbor brought to him fine boy, whom hs wholly
able to begged place him Wsss Point
the General humble Constituent unds Ais
patronage procured him place IN The Military Aesdsy.
satisfaction Of seeing him become vaaa-
BILE citizsn high in Office Of the states"
This boy'was other than present Lisus Gov
Wallace, and he whom nearly $1,000 Of his owcitissns
has called to preside Indiana her Govsmos. We
know which commend-shs phil.nsArophe and
dssresssd conducs Of Gen. HARRISON steady appIi-
cation of Gov. Wallace He has proved himself worthy
bsnsvoenee Of bsneacsor the
fdsnce of the friends Of Gen. Harrison, by grea, and
elevate his valued patron tho Pres
dency of the United States. We have heard Gov. Wal
censurcd for part afe national
CANVASS but he would deserve conesmpt all
and the repoaeh of his conscience had he been
less energetic He believed the Presidential had BEEN
filed by the appointment of man. instead of tho fee
unboughs suffrage of the American peosshas corrupons
foul and blasting breath psrvaded tho atmosphers of
capitol, and that instead of the sreaest and the 6s
country be degraded by the Of The eoss
and the aeorst-and that instead Of tho patriotism, (ho
of Andrew Jackson, the s'nAgfe nss Of
Kinderhook'' to reign And on tho oslses
long tried services of his eay told him
tia. no parzan feelings would sway him from duty his
country, and administration Of slaws wirh equal and
justice all men," With shess asemasivss, hs
could not, done than has
And the Whiss of this ssWhis Safer support him in
his course should Hero Of Tppseanos b nominassd
to the Presidency by National Convention, Indiana will
be from ss6O hundred sousand' strong for him.
D.P.H.
For Gae Palladium.
Messrs. Editors writer who signs himself
"a VOTER in the last Wayne County Chronicle,