Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15
ASSIFlCATION.

CLASSIFICATION.
In another column of paper viii be found Circular
Mr.. Nathan Smith, candidate r-pressn, this
ia the legislature In that article he submits his
opinions the ordeal public believing that
the principles of public public property We are
belief all the good feeling possess
and with recollection that looked up aim as
guide through the moods and ,cnses and the intricate
problems Euclid, take liberty noticing few of
his opinions.
In the first place. he SAYS the legislature will no, be
ed classify the works. but that they will order the Board
of Public Works do fo them. Now, conceive tina,
immediate representatives of the people should do it
done all shey pacy the conflicting interests,
certainly Board of Individuals should
do it opposition the will of the people. Ii the
stituen,s of the Representatives will allow
rihce classify their works. they will resist in summary
tina, classification by those who beyond their
reach, except through the legislature.
Our old friend and prcccp.or misrepresen,s ys:em
men, he chooses call those who wish present
preserved, than should place,
when he all the works will be carried the
time. Does he know, that such the
pursued and the which he gives being
done, liable affect the Board present. any
period. The works which have been commenced at
two different points such be of service unit,
whole is completed, and they the mpor,an,
and Central canals be in first class They alonc
VIC believe, have been commenced different points.
Mr. Smith boots at the idea that when the FIRST class is
completed, tbs citizens imms dia,ely interested in
them, will for the second class; and asks if there
HONOR patriotism the legislators citizens Ind
anal We believe they patriots and honora
BILE be found the but have said
in another par; of this paper, show mans interest," and
will show you his patriotism, affairs of ais kind We
have found shor, pilgrimage ,hro' this selfish
world, and make calculations all mankind
that ground That it would DO pay
ii, the work. Immediately neced VIII, their property, is
completed will pretend deny; but the different
works in this great local their ben
efts and advantages there great nducenent pay
property where be benefi
by it, Mr. Smith instances the situation Fund Com
missioners as comparison for patriotism. Is there diff
ing OF taxi either Of the Commission PROV
ed guilty of fraud, he would certainly stain OIL his
character that he could not rid himself of; whom
could fix the dishonor of breaking the state
by refusing the oprasion second class
On The people. and that would be the it. for they
would rather bear pale their .,an
pay money without rccompenss.
Mr. Smith is doubt a friend to Internal Improve
and pleased that he does harp
the hobby of high taxes, oppresson ruin, &c. Blu.
wish that he had told his fellow citizens Legislature
ordered the loanng of the premium bonds
share of surplus from general
TO be constituted sinking fund for the purpose paying
interest said bonds. And next yea
will be higher than they this. The of
bic propersy-popuato-and the dehc, of last year,
reduce the taxes, rather than augmsn
them
We doubt the expedency Of the candidates communica
ting their views through the press. They
if each publish his views in the papers,
paper in the would be filed and chance given
the people argue them We would sugyes
old Hoosher plan of stump-speaking be by Il,
candidates the of diss ting their views
United States Ba.k.-From a repor: made the Aud
or State of Pennsylvania learn that this iastitu
ton specie in her ra,its than she has in
cuation. 1t is expected she will specie paymsn
a weeks.