Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

> JUMPING JIM CROW.
Martin Van Buren-one week.
several ofthe States have not yet chosen
their Representatives., and are not do 50 for
some time to come. Independent of that consider
alton, do not see, at present, sufficient reason to
justify me in requiring an earlier meeting than
that appointed by the Constitution. Reply to
the New York committee.
mir. Van Buren-one week artery
"Whercas, GREAT and weighty matters cla;-
ming the consideration Of the Congress Of the
United States, from an extraordinary occasion
for converting themf!MD l do, by these presents,
appoint the first Monday of September next for
their meeting at the city Of washington. Proca
nation for Congress.
IL profess to be bul2ion;st, in the usual aud
accepted sense Of that word. am for a specie
basis for circulation, SO far il may be prac-
ticable and cony enient l am for giving vault
to paper, merely as paper l abhor paper; that is
to say irredeemable paPer-paper that may not
be converted into gold and sily at the will Of the
holder."-Daniel Webster
The Van Buren, presses parading this in
capitals, as Justification of their specie hunlbug
doctrines Now every Wing in this country is
.sbullionis and '.abhors' ..irredeemablc paper"
The paper-:he irredeemablc--the rag currency
is the creation Of Van Burenism. We are all for
..specie basis, and it the fact, that the ex-
pertinent would destroy that specie basis, winch
made every Wing protest against it. The Wings
are .'the buionists'' the paper rag party Is the
Albany Regency Van Buren, party. Give Wings
the power, and their measures will bring about
the resumption ofspccie payments in six months:
but let the rag men have their way. and it will
be the work of wears. for they thinkers. and
knowing nothing of their pretended trade. spoil
every thing they touch.-Ner York Express.
II
tarday's Evening Post We made note from
German paper, in which it was stated that the
.shydroxid of iron had been successfully en-
ployed as an antidote against arsenic, both in
France and Germany, that several of the gov
ernmcnts of the latter country had ordered the
apothecaries to keep it constantly on hand.
Our attention has been this morning called to
a case of poisoning by arsenic, successfully trea-
ted with the hvdrated peroxyd of iron by Dr. J. X,
Cciton of this city, reported in the United States
Medical and Surgical Journal of September last.
A Young lady had taken about the fourth part of a
tcaspoonful of arsenic, by mistake, supposing it
to be calcined magncsia. The symptoms were
alarming when the physician was called. but on
administering a quantity Of the antidote they
soon subsidized and the patient in day or two
was entirely recovered. The existence of a rene
dy for SO deadly poison ought to be generally
known.-[E Evening Post
VA
the Courts in New Hampshire decides that boy
may be an apprentice without indenturcs. The
decision is that the apprentice Is under the d.
rcction and control of the master, whether bound
by written indenturc not, and that no parent or
guardian can interfere to the injury of the MASTER
either by taking the apprentice home, or piacin
him under new master, without rendering him
~. ss.ss-r sa,r ss....axce. any other Pcrs0n en-
plovs an apprentice without consent from the
master, he is only liable for damages, but for
the earnings of the apprentice for the time OF
employment.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY-Ths As
semLly which has just closed its session at Phila-
delphia, has accommodated the Synod Of the
Western Reserve, Utica, Geneva, Genesee and
the Sd. Prcsbytcry of Philadelphia; comprising an
aggregate of about five hundred ministers and
for alleged errors in doctrine.- Bridge
port (Con) Republican.
SUarus RxrENuEA distribution Of the surplus
be made the first of July. In what de-
sc.iption funds paid! We understand
drafts be issued favor of the States be of
character, constituting debt against the
United States receivable for public dues,
zed, but which the United States may redeem when j, is
pleasure When Governor gets of thess drafts
should be glad if he would publish for public in
Gazette.
The U. S. BANK-The Times copies from the Globe
observers long rigmarols of the insolvency of the L. s.
Bank. When the L. s. Bank bonds good
ing gold upon the London Exchange, the fnancss,
R. NJ Whitney, might just well be swearing allegiance
Canada, making such figures those in the Globe
the for years. has been caring that
L. :. Bank insolvent. during which he Govern
nen become big bankrupt, and Mr.. Biddlc has put
institution in better credit in foreign countries,
han the Government itsclf.-[N Y. Express.
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