Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

- ne-.ay-A Densstie seene.-By ~ ". Noah
49,, II, !. aid On the subiec, Of the times OF re-
r,,. and the necessity Of economy in all our out
lavs the true way is TO set {" work ior'h"Hh' anu
..rv reform into psaciical execution, and see no"
Il works Example - great guide and what one
,vil do. the other will initiate. Fa-honabic extrav-
.oaoce would be at once surrendered, wher u d
cs.h;onabIe To be economical. very large I'M
oos,ing houee was Frustrated by tn. pending Storm
and FIRST tried the experiment Of exien-i"n' ~
finally gave up, and suspended payment. Ao"u'
E,sto;yht OF three weeks after hat event hau 'a"e"
place. called at their magnificent 'nan.i'" :,
Place. and found the house Closed ana o"' o.
:. -, s,,c !, 10 lei, stood musin9 for few min
r,e. Calling To mind the spend"r OF the last party
had beeo a. in that very house. in January las,
the u,rIoss with their magnificent Ottoma's 'nasH
chairs rich Persian carpets, candeIAbras and cos"S
m;,ross-,he gay and fItieuog crowd OF fash'""a-
HIS ,h.. snpe1b supper, and massive plate, AID
ching lights and iocund faces and, above all. the
graceful and -lchIed mistress If the 'nans'on--
Now all vas dreasy and desol,te; the dust had al
ready collected the Vcn,ian blinds, aud the Pia
ted bell handle looked dark and di"gv. An ar OF
desevion and decay l,wercd on the monSion me
airy deans of the occupants hid vanished. ue'
termined. however. to see nv friends, tor he WI"
E,ree,s friend N tho hour Of acvefs'v - not TIT !"
live in this world. and. pursuing my enquiry !
traced them 10 3 nall street east at the B'wery.
end living in q neat two story house. ] rars the
bell aud was ush-rcd i,'n the p,r"r hy '"'Ie eTl
with a clean check apron. ] locked round the
rooms. What y con,ras:! A plai" but new i"gra"
carpet, neat rush tot"m chairs, a sofa. t." small
ln,kinc glasses in the P;ers, under which was
plain ma i,oy,ny table, and PLACED candIes'cks on
the manse, piece. Every thing was neat and 81
pncslv in se "pJp,si'e ex'TrInc ~ the sp''"d y Z"
their E,r mer haitason. The l.dy "f the h"us' met
me with cheerful smile and t"rdal sh"ke al the
hand. The Last .,me lid seen her che was "l'gh'-
i.p from h-r CARR, ,s,dendidly dressed. at Sew
arr. in = "atway: she now had ON neat calic"
dress - silk APRON, and plain cap and he ok ut
excee.nn'y ioterc-ii"g. "W"y. how Won stare,
said size sam tot altered woman!' ''i's. but
altered 4 r tine t.ci,cr. How we'll you do i""k!'
.lh,If VIII, yes. think I do. take gre tx
ercsc--.us.i. about the house--r,b furniture ~
Won once adv,s Il enc iO hc--lo"k afer the kitchen
I'm constantly employ ed; indeed, u must be So,
E,s we cann,i keep r'"y"f s'rvan's. as We tr-
mcsiv did" Ill will all work we'll. be sure ct II ;;
the Storm viii son blow over, AZ least with You.
because 10, snow you self Ia b. s<isul P' II; you
take in 81 in time and will seon have Your ship
msnrrd III 4mo ,ih water" "Vell, yOu do com fort
me exceedingly, for ! have seen but few If my gal
friends oc late. Here comes nv husf'and ;--npw
Won must 81, down and take a cheerful f,miiy din
ner with u.s. a very white hut moi very fine taile
clo,i, W. <pvead; uncut tnmblers--buc plates,
buck hAndc k,.ive- and CHk--japanued bread has
k~t GcA and the little girl nth check apron
waited Oh ~. beecstcak and a hot potaior-,i
couple Of slices Of flied hal'but-an apple dump
Djn.-g.si " bite bread and a ,umbler -: beer con-
Dt,tuied oar dinner. 'Dpn't look ut me- si'd the
hostess, ..fr re,lIy eat like p'ouglman-"f late
have had a most understandable appetite; but the
rise with the sun. and the day pa. Sos quckI, .
that night sets in bE'rc have d"n, q e h III III nav
,vosk-nnw don't smile when saw work, for at'h"'
you know have Mt been used 'o IL, ct really Id,
work, and very hard" '.np you NOT y"ur hnr-
res and carrsge-yO,iv rides UP and down Brr a.
w,y-yonr visits =" Stewart, Boyle. and v-n,hle p
.No, not in thu. least: d" ~ So my purse
.liv -, is. frank with YEN, but thin accommodate
NV means To INV wants, and all - -sno",b. W.
cannot eat gold Won know, u only c"n perform Ger
I,in offices. which d., not w'ni. ] have eun,ch
pf n rich war,.rsl,.. T., list me f'r years. Raher
o, u,anv pocket hanskrTciief< that cost me $50
piece; aud Ia the carnage and horses. If they
Brought their yra,caii.ns. they also a snrce
ii trouble, vrxaiin and expens,, and ! arm better
w,,i,,ut them Thus ! derive con-ol,,inn fio IN
ms or'une. and am c'n'cn, and most happy.
AL this is the result "f practical good srnse-of
G..,erruined mind. which soars above misfortune
of a h ,ppv & mtented nature. Wh,t a trca-
'ure such wifi. - to man ~ these times, and
who. instead "f increasing his gloom and drspnn-
sency bv frUwns u,braid,ngs and frc,filnes..
him with the smile Of hope and cheerfulness-I
POINTS out the road to reform, and leads him to-
yarI- IL by her own good and successful example
keeps up his energy and inspires him wit, new
him to- fI,ure excrii"ns-smoo,hs
The pillow Of Disappointment, and cheers him witt,
he assurance Of better times. /
The Baltimore Chronicle Of the 18Th inst s,,s:
"Jhe abolition resolutions recently adopted by The
Sena'c Of the Massachusetts Legislature, were \
rejected, Ivy large mi 'ri'y, in the lower House.;
md, ON heing sent back tn TIE Senate, were there
&c considered ard unanimously ncgatived."