Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-02

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o!encc 10 ST. LOUIS
From, ihe tlrsciaaa (Ohio) Daily ADJ.
ROMANCE IN real. IiFE.
Truth is strange. stranger than fcsies Am
incident has lately GENE to our knowledge IN
this CITY which goes TO verify, the correctness OF
this remark. Some days since gentleman AZ
rived in Cleveland, ia pursui; OF fugitive debtor,
and having here learned that the runaway could
probably be found in Detroit, went on in pursuit
of him to tina, place. iio there discovered the
object of his search. and with very beautiful
and interesting Young female, who was living
wi,h'him as his wife Knowing that he had =
wife residing at the east, friend was some
what surprised ut this new accession to the do
nestle circle OF the fugitive. and stall more 50
when she assured him, in a manner too sincere
and innocent to leave room for a doubt, that sho
had been legally married to the person with
whom shc was found. Not Troubling himself,
however, at the time. with an inquiry into the
matter the creditor arrested his debtor, and
brought him to this city, " here no was lodged IN
Jail. IIithcr the lady followed him, and here tho
circumstances were disclosed, which have doomed
pure Young creature TO u broken heart, and wis
probably terminate in her carly death, or lifo
more horrible than the grave.
From tho Information VIC have received, and Il
is furnished unqucstionablc authority, u
appears that N. \. j., tho lady Of whom We havo
spoken, was an inmate Of boarding school, At
I.ewistown, n. y. when shc became acquainted
with tho man to whom she was afterwards mar
ried.
She was an orphan, and il Is said inherited .
large fortune, which was under tho cares OF an
Aclc, her guardiand. Dclicately bred, aud ig-
norant Of the world it Is not cause OF wonder
that her feelings were strongly tincturcd with ro-
nance. She was young, too, only sixteen, ana
in addition to extraordinary beauty, possessed o.
every accomplishment Of intellect and educatso0
eaean <%anRA tn
her relatives as gentleman OF standing ana
rcsuectabitv, and by his personal graces and
consun,rnatc tact, was well calculated to win tho
affections of an inexperienced and unsuspoetaoe
bosom.
Unable TO accomplish his object by any Othor
means, he proposed marriage, and contrary TO inc
Of he, s s:ss snA gsfsesd
with the fascinating stranger 10 W.oa" s
married in Detroit. 1t was not tall her eEE'sa. -
this city that she discovered the !a'a' scciesCs
her husbands former marriage. Tho person VINO
oaye her the information states that ne never ce
held a more heart rcnding scene. Tho conssc-
lion that she had been dupcd by him upon wnoos
she had placed her hearts richest affections, wan
whom but moment before, shc had exPrescoa
her willingness to die in prison, together WIN
the thought that she was not his wife, Produccd
nm alternate struggle between pride and Iovo,
such as can only be understood ~ those VINO
have learned its horrors by experience Na1urcs
over Kind TO its tcndcrcst flowers, left Miss J.,
lony insensible to her fate. Another, ana PcnaPs
little less bitter affection, was IN reserve: Ano
,nprncipled william had circulated Tar and wsoo
a report that they had never been married, ana
she was only ono Of tho many, whose love nc 10
won without the ceremony Of legal UNISON. Aa's
story too reached her cars, and the convscssoo O
its truth gave another and deeper Pang - nes
wounded spirit.
For him she had given up all the house Of her
a theirs. tho associates of her childhood, tho
friends she loved and how had tho wealth OF nor
heart bcen repaid? lie, for whom all had ceen
sacrificed. determined q still farther eecfsoco
Of her only remaining trcasure-her good 49,
and by pitiful and malicious fsIsehood, ceoeav
cd to complete the ruin his art and wickcdeess
had devised.
In the meantime the author Of her sorrow ana
disgrace, having procured his liberation from Psss
oi. has gone We know not whittier, eno cS0cRs.
for a while the consequences OF his offence. oos
though the law, tardy and utterly imPotens -
Is I'm matters of this kind may be incftectnsl 20
;nf];c, unon such n being the punish-n ent h's
crimes demand, there is an avengcf IN mss own
If there is ono spark Ut humanity yet
left wh ch sooner or later must award hsm 10.
tribution more fearful than any human ss'Donas
can dispense,
considered her removal, in the present statc
of her health. hazardous, has returned 10 nef
home in Canada Poor girl! sympathy can
heal the wounds Of the spirit, no honest heart
will refuse her the balm Of it, pity and compass
sion.
The Boston Times mentions an affective esees
that occurred these on Friday. A young soy
frantic. threw hcrsclffrom the midi dam, oot Wa
rescued. She proved, eceofolng 20
,hat paper to be the daughter Of very rsePee'ACse
and had been driven - despair - sne
victim Of seduction.
L..opEr, IN DExAxD-The lIl'nois and naich'
loan Canal. j., according to the Peosn Neg~'ees
vo;no- on with spirit; many of the hands vho9ast
ON the reduction Of tho wages, have setansd y
81 .o.in. From two to three thoosenA moro
are wanted Wages twenty dollars ooeo
Iaborers are represented to be in great dssseo -
Peoria, Illinois.
Arrroros-Since the awfuI 9sseas q -
Tories in Maine, some soured olbee Aenscss =
their scattered ranks have set up Pee~ . 49,
land called HRotory," e. fos rotassoo = ono.
doubt. But its quo 60" Tosyism~ -
al over.
.sVh.t'. the news from n. Yoskr $50 80,
,ep,leman too psssly branch of"tes