Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

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from time to time, to exchange the United States
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INDIANA-Our subscription list in Indiana hay
ing become very large, and the State being IN
or immediate neighborhood. we intend hereafter
to devote greater space aud attenticd to her local
news and interests We have already taken
great interest in the destiny of that Ptseperous,
well-ordcred and interesting State. We exested
strongest energies for the dcveloPomont o.
her boundless resources while she was n JACKSON
State-wel knowing. from signs OF enterprises
intelligence, order, and virtue, that . jackson
State she could not long remain; and now snsA
she has become redeemed, now that she . wing
to her very core. free, proud, independent; ana
patriotic it is not likely that shall abatc Oae
lot of our efforts but rather redoublc them in her
behalf She is already striding like swift
Young giant in advance Of the gallant young
States that entered the race with her. She has
not churslily jostlod them aside but, in the gen.
erous competition Of enterprise, social order, ana
social institutions-and. il not in these certaaoiy
in the purity Of her political principles, ana IN
devotion to the country and the constituSion-sno
is ahead She has made one improvement, grca-
ter than the grand, glorious, and sympathetc
scheme Of internal improvement projected by hcs
Lcgislaturc-an Improvement deee RADICAL, ANA
everlasting-an improvement in the uand and
heart Of her people; she is Whig nOsn 900 "a.
trcmity to the other ia .,..,r a.
pail I'VE wer. with her before she was aroused
to a sense Of her latent resources and the lmPor-
lance of developing them by means OF internal
communica alton and l1attcr ourselves that wo
contributed not q little to the physical and moral
revolutions that have taken place or arc IN pro
grcss there. But would not be understood AZ
disparaging either of the rivals OF Indiana: mis-
souri, and Illinois both mighty in the fertility
of their soil. The former surpasses all other
countries on the earth in her mineral wealth
but alas! the incubus Of Jacksonisla-of benton-
ism-of Loco-focoism-is upon her, srnOenerang
her mental energies and deforming her moral beat
ty. Until she shalt thrust this nightmare aside,
the fertility of her soil and the riches Of her
mines will avail nothing. With regard 20 Illinois,
we are almost ready to take her by the hand and
to introduce her into the fellowship of tho great
and Free One thing only is wanting, and that
one thing will not be wanting long The glgea-
tic scheme of internal improvement, Prolecsco
by her Legislature, shows that she is not devoid
Of intellect and enterprise. 1t is not in the M
ture Of things that such State can remain long
chained TO the car Of power. No-shc will soon
be. or, perhaps, rather she IS free. We know
Of no better index Of political tendencies than
the circulation Of our Journal. We find that ats
circulation in Illinois is very great, and that 1t
has nearly doubled in the last few months. Or
eyes arc upon her, and our hearts arc throhbins
with hope If not with exultation. We shall wat.
her interests and her ants, and do all ia pgTfs
or to promote the ono and supply tie oii.s.-
louisville Jour.
We arc pleased to sec by statements from INC
NJ. hat he MI
have appropriated portion of their rich lands TO
the cultivation Of wheat, and that as early - tne
18th June several fine crops Of that staple artl-
Gle Of food, had been gathered in Holmes county
The produce Of wheat and corn this year m ME-
sissippi it is calculated, will fully meet the nome
CONSUMPTION, whereas in former years, by t0ia-
mo their attention almost exclusively 10 me
grow tn of cotton, the planters were iorceo 70
cure their chief supplies Of these ARTICLES no" ot"-
er quarters.
By thus deyoting portion Of the" ianos ana
hands to the raising Of wheat ana co1n,
oc cotton will of course be Iessened; but TINS WI
10 an .dvan,agc instead of a loss. They viii
h.vo .bo;- su,pcs Of food, without buying q IN
1901 n-,ce. when their means were curtaiIed;
While the cotton m1rket not being overstockco,
that article will bear better price. This crop IN
Mississippi it = calculated will this year be $50,
100000 pormds-which will produce at seass
nsiilons Of dollars This will be sufficient
10 vine of not only the domestic debt Of the
STATE. but aid materially in cancelling the gener'
Al debt due ahroad.-IBuialo Wing.
Some young men, travelling On herseSeck =
n,onp the White Mountains, became inosdmAssg
thirsty and % for n s. sS a. -.
olFered. and still wanted more. Tho wou
the house at length brought IN enormous III e
milk, and set it down on the ta.'e, .yng: 80
would think, gentlemen, ycn had never bean
weaned~-Miss Martineaos
rr.,ov urxAx posrs-Many tons Of hun1.d
49,. ar every wear sent from London % tbs
.orsh- where they are crushed m Mills. coeanv0d
Cor the purpose. and used rs manure