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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

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rol = - q 80 asnse scsse"s!as
LS10{ - - - - right nea On me
.s.. - - Il ~ Jackson vas
| 700 pasas ~ the axe ot Pes-
S,l1(e - ~ y isdsatdy ths"-
ilunoenGe party. fs cur
- coscepaioa Of ~ prsn-
- .esaies, No can but segas1 sncm
~ ~ tasks Of III sew tangled
! 1 49,. % coufess, there arc icond OLD
| - = coutcpdine BY their SIDES. and
ae spsas n sictoey, are fosnd
49, = sho~) Fsdevs1iss Of the tro-
~ 1890 principles, We have bceo
y ybss srse democracy Was some-
essA - nso might hooestly diSss-lor
- - sobly cootend, and against
49, eonscicntiousiy object but
0nocsacy means any tning more
~ "A. fpe the ajoeves and hshes," oP.
~ aest inssrssas q the country, and
enresa Patriots and wisest States
~. 80 have we been mistaken.
80 ~ 20 profess the Democracy OF
less ve express such sentiments IN re-
n.nscsscy oG that day, rs have been
ss-. - nov high in the confidence OF
ADV, then will we acknowledge
~ 6I6.sks.
IN 1,s nc should show that men now
- = ~spoils of victory" and high IN
- ~ tangled Democratic party were
.Naee is our proof; much further
.xs&ss6uN nd wo leisure toiook 1t up.
s~-Se nsLsse, Of Delaware, ono Of the
- - Democratic pirtv of the present day
s... ~ vas appointed by Gen. Jacks0n ia
1SS-~vanue skal;ess-viz: Minister To Eng
i. Sss..e,ev az State aud Secretary Of the
- .s 80 forth as follows in 1925:
SGeSse party, (the Fsierai party,] which
[rA ~ssrnmcnt, and which gave it ex
l..ss-a uuIss-which is at tho foundation
- ~ : eood and estimlble in our institu-
~. - : daily and hourly developing. Il
A~sy which created our Judiciary, which
..sSSS 6essmy, tho navy, and every Othel
- - Of national defence and glory
r.. 49, 4 his party is to promote the best in
.-cFs anetry; and they have done SO, o.
!, = ~ = Vseir succcssors to adopt the same
cousss.r
MLCaadesJ. Inyerscl, late Van Buren can
~, = Cunpepss in tho 81 District Of Pcnnsyl
- o1u1suIscsscd himself few years sincc:-
s6lkad bccn q MN, capable Of reflection
- ~ revolution, I would have been Tory
N-Jamcs BlcInan,n, Van Buren, U. 8. Sen
- som Pennsylvania---the same who was ap
,annd Ministcr PIenipoteoti,ry to Russia b
cnsd Jaekscs, once signficJ his abhorrenc
q ths principles Of the old Democratic party, i.
he slicwing strong language:-
lflthy1ght ksd a drop Of Democratic bloc
in me, wr1:d let it out.
Ath-AK. Levitt, conspicuous member {
the vaa Busa Parsy in this State. and U.
JudRo # ~ Dstnct oi Ohio--which appoin
ssae - resolved Som General Jackson, as r
vs1 fe SERVICES endercd''--cxclaimed as fo
~ . 6w years ago:
9Mjee that the sun OF Federalism has di
Vn3obs hcllish mists Of Democracy!'
sUHent Is useless. In the language Of a
aeeh Pionccr--"The patent character
6Gbdsrn Dcm,cracy. is beginning 10 be unde
Ap1Ay tho People, the real Democracy, und
alsrlaad II IL To Psostratc II.
lCIcrmont Courier.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

THE subscriber will give premium of . silver Cap,
worth Tea Dollars, the owner IF the best sucking
COLT. sired by Sir Kirkland. The exhibition take
place il, Richmond 81 TIRD.3 18th of Sep,aa-
instant.
ANDERSON GRIMES
Richmond. Sent, 2. 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
CINCINNATI WING OFFICE.

MONDAY, August 2S--l2 O'Clock, Ny
FLoUR-We remark sensible change IN the
price Of this article in the last week: Sales at
$3.50 at Canal-from store 1915.
NHIsKEY has declined in price, principally on
account Of the increased rates of freight. Sales
al Canal IS cents, and brisk
- LARD we quote at 8 cents. But limited sales
milking at that rate.
PORK-Iiolders still firm at previous rates,
viz: $500 for Mess, $500 for Prime, Small
stock in market.
BACOS-lt Is difficult to effect sales in large
quantities, at higher rates than cents, hog round
There is but slight enquiry for the article.
GRAIN meets with ready sale, though at rediI-
ccd prices. Wheat, IS cents per BUSH; Corn 40
Oats, 25.
HAy-SiO per ton, in bales.
MARRIEo.-On Wednesday last, at the Friends Meeting
House, JOHN NJ. CARR, RACHAEL T. kINsEY; both OF
:his vicinity.
Accompanying the above, received large and COM
Portable pound cake think of that, that bles
sed with the sight and taste! We gathered around
printers dcriLs and distributed il without tcefting.
The fair bride will please accep. thanks for the favor
and may both parties live long and happily together
enjoying the and comforts of the married life.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

NOTICE.-A gu ar,efly meeting of the Young Mems
u Association will be held Monday evening: all
tao members requested 10 attend H. REED, Secy.
Richmond. Sept. =. 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

HIDE AND E.-A couple Of friendly Iliberni-
ans, upon the point Of starting frsn Rait;,re IN
a steam boat the other day, hsvine the E.ar of
Hen SherOd Captains, and drunken cree. he(;,rc !
their eyes, held 4 consultation On The wharf 49,,
vious to their departure TO the Sollowinr c1I:r,.
~Murdock, can you swimr' /
like a stone-,o the bottom. Jest
sAnd me too.1 With lengtheocd pliz)
what shall We do in case Of blow up!'
4 moments reflection frightened up the coun-
tenance This friend he exciaimed-~f,l tell We.
when the danger comes, we'll lamp ovcrboarcd
together, and then you shall hold up Tor ~hile,
aud then wien YOU get tired, III hold You up. and
50 we'll get to the shore sae-Whisf don't saw a
word to a soul at all''-Bal. Trans
The highest mountain in the State Of New
York is in Essex county. Its highth has been
measured BY Professor Har, one Of the ccctogi-
cal surveyors for that State, who has given to i,
its new name of Mount Marcy. II is $500 feet
high. Ice found the fifth Of August
the summit. The beds Of iron orc found in the
vicinity are said to be more extensive than any
other in the country. The east branch Of the
the west. Al its source it is 1000 feet IA
hove the Atlantic, and 200 feet above the round
top of the Catskls.-( Messenger.
! PERSONAL ArfHARANcE.-This is a thing Of &C.
cideuf, resting with nature No man or wo-
be praised or blamed on this head-The desire
for looking well is running half the young people
in the world-causing them to study their glass
es. and paint or patch. instead Of pursuing that
which is lasting and solid the cultivation Of the
mind. 1t is always mark of weak mind, If
not bad heart, 10 hear person praise and blame
another solely because they handsome or
homc!y. Actions should Ec the test and liberal
course Of conduct pursued to all. 1t matters lit
Tic whether a man be tall or short. whether the
blood stains the cheek or runs in another channel
Fashion makes the difference to beauty
The lily is as sweet. if not 50 gay. as the rose
and it bears no thorn about it. As to appearance
fashion should not be allowed to bear upon tina
which cannot be changed, except by deception
and that inded, in reality. is not worth the trou
! BILE Of being 50, even if it could.
NrRDER.-On Tuesday of last week, mas
shocking murder was committed ct the village Q
Cross Plains, in the adjoining county of Ripley, h.
4 nan named james Pcrsinger, upon George Sa
! ycrs, IL respectable citizen OF that county. Th
:, murderer fed. 4 reward of 1866 was immed
ately subscribed by the friends aud relative
of the deceased, for his apprehension Pc.sif
ger is described as large rawboned man. abo,
II 40 or As years of agc, dark complexion. with
{ large, full blue eve. and dark hair; is about g
; feet high lat times wears large dark whiskcr
: Several OF his upper fore teeth are out. 1t
u hoped editors generally will notice this atroco'
!, transac ton. and describe the assassin, that
. may be brought to Justice.
&c Sop IN THE Pant is supposed that Blair,
7. the Globe has received $500, 900 of the people
% money for printing. A fair reward for his inva
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
Secretary oft;c Treasury.
Secretary Of the Treasury

Secretary Of the Treasury
-: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
d your favor Of thc-inst. The Bank Of
~. States, always mindful Of its obligations,
saticipating the demand Of the Treasury,
hag SINCE, put itself in possession Of the ne
~ amount Of the constitutional currency"
e.ess The demand Of the Treasury, sc. and
- ssPsspared on the first inst, to make the
usssa = That medium.-ln the meantime, as
ID ~ especially anxious that the Treasury
~. y ave . cause to complain Of the sudden
psecqis,ncy Of it's dem,nis, l take this
~ sassou 70 aPprisc the Treasury, that the
possession Of warrants drawn BY the
xS = IN amount equal to the demand of
~ and will expect them to bc paid,
ri SEPTEMBER, not in irrcdccmable pa
but in the constitutional currency.
sver. Your obi SERVE.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

Congress will meet On mex, Monday, and, intend
giving gsner. information the readers Of this paper Of
coming before body and W ASKING
would suggest, that many who subscr-
bers the Palladium, might. with e trouble EXPENSE
avail themselves Of much information through this channel
Tho Hon. ALEEAT 8 WHITE passed through this place
Oh Thursday ass Oh his way Congress- He was in q
low Of health but anxou, his post
soon possible.
"Go.ahead.s,-JohnC Crockett, Esq. of Tennessee, is
elected Congress from rha, State, from the district for
msrIy his father COL David Crockett He
is ssanch Wing, AID represented be Of
ling abilities and WORTH possessing much of his fathers
s,rswdness and good humor
The Cincinnati Wing of Aug % contains the follow
from nsy dog. Boons district. II the information
correct, wings of the FIRST district have
oce in sendng ;nei representative useful Pitcher in
! the place of usa,o-- collar.
Official, from Boone's District.-Thc Hon. O.
II. Smith, Senator in Congress from Indiana, was
in this city YESTERDAY. He received, while here
a letter from Mr. Pitcher, giving the official re
turns from every county in the district. The OK
act majority for Mr.. Pitcher is ID votes. As
stated last week, it toss of copper, as t.
the chances; and such being our belief, We pre-
! ferred awaiting some positive information, rathe
than making publication on Madam R1mour.
authority.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

In. undersigned having taken adcnisss,..
lion On the estate Of Bafnara NJ Eas:on. decd reqnesss
those indebted said innm.,iass paymea,
and all those having claims against said pesens
them legally auhe icascd settlement within one ysas
from this data THOMAS DCYARNOE
Richmoia, Angus: le, 1857. S3:1s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
STAGE ACCIDENT.

"A distressing stage accident occurred en- sun
day morning last, at the ''Tcn Mile House, east
of Lexington, on the Maysville Turnpike. The
stage contained nine passengers. besides the dri-
yer and an extra driver on the outside.
The house stands back from the road some Sc
venty eighty yards, and when the driver start
ed, he gave the horses the whip, and they dashed
off at full speed In turning the acute angle from
the yard to the road, the stage upset with great
violence, dashng the top into a thousand pieces.
The fore wheels became Immediately disengaged
from the other parts Of the stage, and the horses
ran off with them with great fury for several
miles. Every person in the stage more or less in
jured. Judge Johnson, of Louisiana, had his head
severely cut, and otherwise much bruised.
Judge Underwood, of Kentucky, and his daugh-
ter were both seriously wounded in the head, tho
not dangerously. young man by the name Of
Love, from Tennessee, on his way to West Point,
had his collar Lone badly broken, and gentleman
by the name of Martin, from New York Phil
adelpha, was very seriously injured in his right
side
The driver had his ANGLE dislocated, and the
extra driver was very badly hurt internally, the
blood streaming profusely from his mouth The
rest were less, though considerably injured.
The accident occurred through the recklcssness
and imPrudence of the driver, for whose con-
duct there seems to be no extenuation or aPol-
ogy.
1t is almost a miracle that not of the pas
sengers was killed. We are happy to learn that
they now all considered out Of danger.
[Cincinnati Wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

(E-The Debating Society will the Warner
Building this evening al early Candle light.
Richmond. Sept. =, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
TO CONTRACTORS.

TO be let the lowest bidder 9Th
month, September the Of culv
Main in Marion Street, Richmond The propositions
sioner who will show the plan Of the Colverss
plying.
Richmond S,h m 18th 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
WANTED lMlaEnlAIElY

4 JOuRNEYMAN CABfNET-MAkER and ara
IN rate workman will fad Constant cnplnymsM asd 4
pl.asan situation BY imm-da,s application 70
WATSON DUNCAN.
Richmond. Aa.is, 26A. 1885,. 3al
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
EXPRESS SLIPS

This afternoon from Baltimore to the 26th-
The American has an account, received at n. York
by the brig Eliza, Of very destructive hurricane
and earthquake in the West Indies. 1t occurred
OH the 9Th inst St. Thomas and ST. Johns were
the points where it seemed to have expended its
greatest force. ST. Thomas is described as being
u scene of desoation-almost every building be-
ing more or less injured. Hundreds of houses
were demolished and blown Overland some were
literally blown into thousands Of pieces. Out Of
thrty-six vessels in the harbor, all but four cap
sized and sunk, or went ashore. Many lives were
lost, both among the seamen and IN the town
An immense deal of damage was done 70 the
goods IN the stores. In the country great destruc
ton.
The Baltimore Chronicle publishes a New Or
leans slip to the 10Th. There had been a number
Of cases of yellow fever in the city.
Flour was IL IA dollars.
The Mobile Chronicle Of the 4Stt, says with
regard to Lyop, whose election to Congress over
Mr.. Blvlor we noticed on Saturday: I'VE KNOW
Mr.. Lyon to be as good Wing as there is in the
United States"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

1.-THE devil ever laughs, It must b at hypocrites;
they ara all the greatest dupee, he has they serve
him better than any oshers, and receive no wa
ges: nay, what y still more extraordinary, they
submit to greater morti6cstion to 60 to he'll, than
the sincefest Christian to 60 to heoven.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
GOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET LOST.

I'M From: ia this borough. Any pesson who viii
return the this Office shall he rowa rtsd.
Augus, &c.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

ENCOURAGE DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Oh PAIR Meas hne calf, HI? Boots, hone made;
AO do thick Drogans and Shoes;
so do. thick Boots;
100 do. kip, calf, and Si,oes;
All which made the bess ,nan,er rcceyeA
and for sala by
COALE HAMILTON.
Richmond, Aug. 2G. 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
RICHMOND ACADEMy

TIN: Second Quarter Of ,Ais ln..,...iea h. -
ced.
TER Ma.
Residing, wiring. Arithmetic, Geography - n
Mathematics. Natural Philosophy, Bo,aay.
Chemistry, frsach, Latin, Greek & Hebrew, So
Aiso. private claAss may be Instructed in S,s,evi,,
anu Civil Engnee.ieg.
E. b BISHOP, A. r. Pt;n
September ,, 1885,. Nh
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

A SIcS.-Thc Missouri Republican says, that
a gentleman Of that city. who has quantity Of
L. s. Bank notes on hand, was recently offered
silver for Them but that he refused make the ex-
change. How can Mr. Benton permit such abem-
nations to occur under his very noee? Why does
he not run awsy--[Louisville Journal
WHITE WArxR-Wo learn that MI the stock
in this canal Is taken, except samo eight or ten
thousand dollars. That il, If the City S'oanch
suh1ck1be tof the amount they are 1ntno'iAeu w.
By IN act Of the last legislature Of OHIO.
ICmciAnzts Wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
CURE FOR CoRNs.

lust received at CoALE & HaxuyoN's opposite tbs
- Bank, supply Of Ladies' calf, kid, morocco, seal,
prune!la SLIPPERS of the newest style.
Hslne made Boots and Shoes every description con
,t.y hani.
Richmond, Aug. &c, 1885,:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
TaEAsUay DEpAnrMENr.I

Wasiing.on AMg"st, OO, 1871.
NBs-DLE, Esq, Prcsi lent Bunk U. s.
81, hwe the honor to remind you TINT the
fDt e the series Of bombs iss,cl by the b INK Of
- U. 8. fos the redemption Of the stock held by
10 govesnmcnt in the Bunk will fall due on the
1T September inst. This Department has al
ways been especially anxious to avoid prccip,-
fancy % sud1enness in its transactions with indi-
v,dnab - separations, and ii is therefore, that
eksoccasioo, thus carly u nppraisc you that the
evsmnsnt will expect payment Of the bonds to
6asstitutional currency, gold and silver.
80 Yours, &C., L-W,
Secretary O tic Treasury.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
SALE OF TOWN LOTS
AT THE COUNTY SEAT OF JAY

THE undersigned viii sell public sale SA1caAav -
l4sA u Ocsoerf rhs peeoias, ffsy-ssvn evn
Lots which eontaain9 ard
acres, the baasce TAey viii - sid wsh-
credit sissa suis the purchaser by pays
Tbs NJ jaw called forsland, cd
IA road leading from Fort Wayne RieAnod.
- eii.s fsn Riehsnnad aad 81 oso Fort Wayas. The
Ma adposag god and tbs county settling tase A.
Lots eescyallv recommended As, will 10
people Fs<aes fos snsms.lses the day q sss.
DANIEL REID.
DAVID HOOVER.
Sspssanser ,, lear.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

ToMAroEs-This vegetable is an universal ia
voritc. 1t is brought to the table In varieties OF
prepa ration, not to be enumerated; and the ply
scians, with accord, agree that it is not mere
ly nnoxious--they allow it to be hcalthfnl Hence
great attention is paid to its cultivation, and
rieties of character have been introduced. A
mong them, the round and smooth saffron, in ad-
diton to the lighter red, of the same conforma-
ton. Increase in size has also been made de-
sidcratum, and we have recently some notices Of
success, in this particular, in our exchange pa
pers. Yesterday, Mr.. Pressiy Kemper brought
two into Office, of superior size One weigh
ed pound, full weight the other pound and
two ounces Both were fully ripe, perfectly whole
and sound, and were twin products of the same
stem, which produced several others, weighing
halt pound and upwards.
BY the way. we find the following in the Wheel
ing Times :-s.Thc Tomato will remove stains of
ink, and what is commonly called iron rust, from
linen. 1t is really a very useful vegetable; one
of the creates. luxuries that f;ads its way to our
market, and highly conducive to health.''
cincinnati Gaz.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

The Hxmbxg at Hone!-1'he estimation in
which Col. Benton's hard money scheme is held
at st. Louis, Missouri, his residence, may be I'M
derstood by this circumstance. T,rclre Hundred
aid Gaccs actsal roters IN that city, kare siescd
pesitios to Coaeress for . ser ~osxer-a na-
tiossl ba.k! The highest number Of votes ever
polled in the city, was ffaccn busansl; and Of
these more than tpelec ksssdvcd have siRsed and
sealed their opposition 10 the CoaoaeEs dsslia9
project. Surely, this is the uakmdsst cut q Ill!
lPolficel Register.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
AN OMNIBUS HINT.

wo c,?y tho following from the Ba!tOmore
Chrunicle:
INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE.
Tho following letters were found in the pocket
IA grave and scdatc looking gentleman, who
uesbsssyed, few evenings since, wandering
auytAe baoxs OF 'Wh,t was Goose creek once
a61Shcs n,w," in the ncighhorhool Of the CT
ri Washington. The gentleman looked, it is
asssescdingIy like aSecsetary Of the Treasu-
g,.sa was cvi1enty in great despair and pertur-
6nd mind.1
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

STITCHING RoGuEs-On Wednesday, an
English gentleman, his wife, and daughter, were
looking at the fire works, from the Point Royal,
which was much crowded at the time, the lady felt
her cashmere shawl gently drawn from her shout
ders and turning round observed her daughters
cloak following in the same direction. Soon af-
forwards she preceived them following gentle
man who was quietly making his way thro' the
crowd, whom he politely requested to make way
for him. The husband, however, laid hold Of him
and demanded the cause Of his conduct, when
the corners Of the articles found sown TO his
sleeve He appeared very much astonished, said
that 1t must have been done by some one in . Ike
and quietly taking out his pen knife, ripped them
OIL, and was leaving, when police officer stopped
him and handed him over to the police, in order
that he might obtain patent for his new inven-
tion Of robbing raigsiue.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

Sop IN THE Pant is supposed that Blair, of
the Globe. has receive ed $500 700 Of the peoples
money for printing fair reward for his inval-
liable services
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

Tit sioserssf wiu pay TWENTY Ccuss per hushel
for qsansisy OF Dap, dslivsss =, -. Ns,.., ~.
ksenmona, sept. =, 1850. (1asfl d. d SLOAN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-29

APPLES AS WINTER FOOD FOR Hoes.
Hogs may be kept through the winter
almost exclusively on apples, and in
the best condition, and i ffarmers would
store their less valuable apples for this
purpose, they would find it vastly more
profitable than the worse than useless
manufacture of them into cider. Hogs
which run in orchards are observed to
devour sweet and sour ndiscriminately
giving preference to neither and il
appears that even our sour apples. are
much more nourishing when given to
hogs; they should always be warmed
by the hre-the cooking they thus re.
celve, will make them the better for
for feeding. Apples for this purpose
may be kept in a frozen state during
the winter, without danger of rottine,
II the building in which they are de.
posted is not much exposed to the
warmth which occasionally occurs du.
ring the winler.-Gen. Farm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-29

COLONEL WILpFIRE ouTDoSE.-Weco-
nv from the GAINESVILLE Gazette al extract
from a speech of a candidate for office in
Muskingum Co, Ohio spoken from the
stump in 1884.
Gentlemen Jacksonians, and fellow
citizens Of this conflictuous community, 10
this land OF concuesseDce and superna-
tiousness, Jacksonians, | say, exaggerate
yourselves, I say. and support the INSULT
ciousness of the Oricle Of jackson.
a" Friends |! the cause Of the vetoe on the
exenorous, consumaciosness Of the veloni.
ousness of the United Safes Bank, was the
lurIicution of the Clay party /; and when
Jackson had %spyifcated the confidence OF
the present Congress. he rose in his super
filous majesty and crushed the growing
powers Of the people of these illusible
States.