Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

No app!eheLsIOns Of nv.siOn or naval blockade
are entertained, and the spies no have just return
ed from the Ii" Bravo. slate that no Signs o. an
approaching army were 10 be seen III that quarter
The recruiting service has been suspended under
the supposien that there will not soon be need OF
any ms.Te troops than ere now enlisted
Internally, Texas IS in a lourisng condition;
her planters all bus':y engaged with their crops,
witch arc said to be very promising, while IN the
towns the Inhabitants are actively employed y"
igrat:on the country is already very considerable,
md increasing every day-lBuetln.
President Houston has issued the suijoiRed
Pr0clamatioDs
Being the general cou.erSator Of public interest
nf nv fellow citizens, feel il my duty TO notify
them, that information from various sources reach
I'd me that mary individuals, either under an erro-
Moons siructon Of law, OF from an int ntional
design 10 delude the stranger and unwary. have 81
late been and still are, maxi 2 what called im-
p,ov en,enis on unoccupied land, thereby holcin.
nut the idea that such improvements or fictitious
occupancy will give item priority Of RICH, to said
Ia nds.
Therefore. hc i, knoxn, that ]. Samuel Houston,
President of the Republic of Texas, do hereby warn
nd caution all hosn il NAV in any cOncern.
that ,he,e is law to justify said acts, nor will
urrep,ious occupancy give N" least priority Of
cIIim. SAMUEL iOUSION.
J.P. HENDERSON, Secretary Of State.
Culunbi4, March 4ih, 1897.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts has PAS
,ed II law for the encouragement Of the man.
uiac,urc of sugar from the beet, which offers
- bounty Of three cents on every pound that
ma be manufactured from this vegetable for
five wears to come. This policy is certainly
most praisc.worihy, and will have u tenden.
cv 10 establish factories vi the article on n
firm basis, in a much shorter t,inc than il the
were obliged, unprotected. to con.
tend with the foreign producer. Blessed as
our country is with every variety of SOIL
and climate, we wish to sec her independently
~ far rs "ioy be, OF foreign products and
loreien legislation. Let the United States
be placed in IN attitude To defy coinpcti.
ton from abroad. and no change ot cir.
beyond Their control can et.l
feet their onward march to greatness.
Wms vicrorrrs.--1'he Wings Of Prince.
lon. Newark aud Trenton. New Jersey, and
N lIrouklyn and New Yoik, have carried
hrir municipal elections. The Ftincetsn
n. J.) WIZ says:
IN Wcs,licld. Essex county, and IN War.
-en towhslip, Somerset, where the vahites
AVE hetntutUfs cattitd ,ll 6eiofe thein, the
Wigs hate sorUusly tfiumphe,l.
III west W itiisHf ahu e'Outh DftihSMiekI
he Nahites eahe out seeUhd besi ana sven
n Woodbridge The Wings eaFfied all their
kei,
In AmWelI, itgnlsfdeh esaAlN, the former
8ld pi Jaeks0R, lha tARlIe eABeHs men were
emPlele FsA'ed.
AeeplFF.t W MAJoa QAFEs,+'Fhe AaltE
acre Patriot NJ The lalA inst, says; nWe
70 much gralIfsd " learn, that this ekeel- 4
,nt oifirer--W lo Was struck fam the rolls 4
{ the army by Gen. Jackson, tnr alledged '
|, sconduel 10 the Florida campaign, and Whol
,as afterwards re instated for the purposeI
E giving him trial--has been most honor &c
bic acquitted from the charges preferred all
,nst him. 1t is stated in the alexandria, c
azette, that the decision OF the C., urt has a
cen sent to the President for his appro-
d." In
This affords another proof Of the excee- {
ng rashness Of Gen. Jackson. Had he or I.
red the court, in the first instance, to in q
lire into the propriety Of the conduct of
ai. Gates, he would have avoided the deep y
Jury inflicted on that brave officer, and NJ
AIRED his friends a. deal of pain and mortif.l .
i;on.-[Cin. Wing.
y am an old fellow saws Cowper in one az
his letters to Hurdis, but l had once myi
nfno On 10 rs vOl have now. vet | never vi