Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12

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Like an oalceateasA - SGsera. 49,.
discoateat was Wivenal. b - 20:
which u Asseow i1se)f - hsf.so =
of der soseseiGn, e0hsedooo1 ~
kani0s I've e SAoir 1oa6oss, . - -
conAagsation. They knsw that Respr -.
the 6est 20 hastcn 70 il; and u IL 49,
malt and confusion common 10 spcA 49,
they meant to murder him without uevr~ p p
70 massacre all the forcignen who ~ 49,
over thea n mastcs. SscA was - ~.
nous sS0omc. The house wAsch DIV -
tor Us accomplishn,ent was At hand.
accompi'ces bat no impe.chcn and, No.
o'ed Al banquet, they all sought il iseuui-S
liquors the coasaee which was required
dlcad1oi an exccut,oo- But like Al Other -
cauons, th's produced various effects, 49,
to difference Of constitusioa q tho.c H. 49,
was felt. Two Of these villaiss Io,a = !; -
boldness; they infected each Oder. ma -
rcmorsc, but with dastar1ly fear: ana 49,
from one crime 10 another, they lcli H. -
undcra sPccious prctcxf, promising the;r -
pieces TO return IN time, and hurried % H. "a
to disclose the plot
Al midnight the blow was to have be-. -.
and Peter gave orders that cxactiv =. 49, -
abode OF the conspirators should h. ~a~I
rounded. Shortly after, thinkinx thai ~ -
was come, nc went to tho house. ecr.,;. a.. ,
should find nothing but TREMBLING cr;r,;.... -
dy fcttcrcd BY his guards. But his ;mc.,;.s ~,
anticipated the time, and he found b;,r.ss &c
and unarmed, in the midst Of their unsb.saY 4
daring, well-armcd band, II tho instant ri ~ ~
were voc,ierating tho last words oe an oeth ~
they would achieve his destructioo.
AT h's unexpected appearance however. -
all rose IN confusion. Peter, o. HE side. -
hend'ng the full extent of his danger, es.cpss1.,
at the supposed disobcdiencc Of his sunra. -
furious ut having thrown himself into peril. -
pressed, nevertheless, the violence Of bis enna;o
Having gone too far to rccedc, he did aos Ne =
presence Of mind; he unhcsisatingly adv,aa
among this throng Of traitors, greeted them e
arly, and in a calm and natural tone said. -
'as ne was passing by their house, he saw q r.
n it; that surprising they were amusing -
solves. he had entered in order to share their nI
'ures." He then seated himself aud drank -
lssass'ns, who standing up around him, coil 8
'vo,d putting the glass about and drink his boulA
But soon they began to consult each d. -
heir looks, to make numerous signs, and = asus
more daring: one OF them even leaned ovess
'akanim, and said in a low voice, "bsotAes II
ime." The latter replied, "Not yet,n whsa N
'hO heard them, and who also heard at ~ ~
footsteps of his guards, started from hin =
nocked him down by blow in the face, an ~
eff ii is not time for you scoundrsl, 4
" mc"' The blow, and the sight Of the suagA
rev the assassins into Consideration; hey eae
leir knees and implorcd forgiveness. CO..
'em!' replied the terrible Cznr,-thcn tnsuia
the officer Of the guards, he struck him, sale
cached him with his want Of punctuality; =
% latter showed him his order, and the c.
his uLo ole
ssed him On the foshead, and intrusted him =
% casenay q tho traitor.
HIS vengeance was terrible. ne unniuanm
as moro fcrocious than the crime. First =
lck. then the successive mutilatiou Of each -
er; then death, when not enough of Mood Z Il.
Re was left to allow Of the sense II suflcrines
o close the whole, the heads were exposed on z
,mmit of column, the members being sysuu.e4
ically arranged around them ~ os1anssis.
ExcmEaUER BANK.-The Van Burea paqpn
e rapidly putting forth feelen in regard = -
opposed engine Of oppression. They dub -
Agency and talk Ike ssyllD
the necessity Of such an affair. Let ~ go
g keep an eye On ahem. They aim 10 -
ID under the pretcnce Of necessary rcGuh4o
the currency, IMPOSE q - people a.
en- greater than the present arrangement d
changes. We want no EXCHEQUER RAN
> have no disposition to tolerate the SecssonQ
tho Treasury ~ the CHIEF FlNANCIE16
: nation-head banker, and sole rsRulaae4
mosetary affairs. No, indeed! He 60
re assistance plenty, however, shou4 -
HEME be carried into effect. Each Cus1D
sse and receivers Office would becono6
ncb, and every Quill-drivcr in them Q ODD
teller. This would give the OFFICE -
RS the very opportunity hey wish 68o
Tsp ALL THE SPECIE OF THE COUNT
ride rough sAod over the industrious populnGn IS
Penn Telegraph e
'uBIIc School REroRruuaksw Yoak CT
1.-THE school for whites co6S1ins ~ ,637 SCI
, of which there arc about 500 more boys - =
IS. The report sigsed by r. c. Cornell, - il
sident, states that the schools are in . hige1 S
rishing condition, and that Tie diff osseac1so
If entire success, is the sneossev1 ~ isdi>e
&c Of faGhcrs and mothers to the sossas~g
ir children here provided to their haods heee &
ense! The school for Monitors continuesp - #
Dus.-There are 1915 colored chiIdrse
,ols appropriated TO them. Most Of the g.
at the Public Schools, attend also the Saeo 81
oo1s Of different determinations.
NormxR New SrArE-Tbc n Y. Mercaa4
ertiser Of yesterday says,-"lt is pretty ~ 81
rtained that Florida, notwithstanding the e
mt done her by the ruthless war waged VII
border, is about TO take steps to become Ut
nber Of our confedcracy. Her population S.
crstood to be sufficient 10 enfitlc her TO
ilcge; and although . eosvcntion has not
] called, there is nota doubs that early pssv1
will be made for that Pspose." .