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


CCJ- We have been requested by the friends Of STE
PHEN b. STANTON, his a candi-
for Probate Judge FL the vacancy of Judge Hane
resigned
GOOD NEWS'harles j. Ingerson, he who would
have been had he lived during the revolution has
been defeated, and Mr. Naylor defeated Wing candid
of last fall has been elected Congress by majority of
ISL Thus progresses the will of the people At the last
election in this district, part of the and city OF
Philadelphia, the Van Buren, candidate elected, if
memory correctly, by majority of about 500
votes, making change in seven months in one small dis
of from 800 This purely expression
of principles Mr. Ingesoll, is of superior talents,
and left the State Convention days before the cleo
and canvasscd the district and his happy and
ready wit calculated gain friends and if prinei
plesn regard the administration of the
held sacred than ties of private friendship The
time is approaching when man, however talented,
however popular, rich, however much he possess
talent for eectonccring. succeed on the loco foco
prnciples-he hurrah for Jackson will longer OBJ
tain notes.-the people will longer be humbugged by hol
low promises They have sufficient intelligence to nves,-
and judge for themselves They have commenced the
investigation and before long will judge and decide against
those who promised metallic currency, and rag pa
per, shin plaster circulating medum-ihose who promised
down the T. States Bank and denounced all banks
to the country and at the time established
1851 new, and less responsible insti:uonsthose who
loudly promised reform, and who have brought corruption
and misre into this heretofore patriotic And
will say, amen, their decision. The change which
viii be given the Cong August elections,
will make every friend his country and Wing
principles, shout for joy Indiana will be regenerated-
ceansed of her eprosy and her servy and he who 'o
ried in being dog the collar of such a An
drew Jackson will left alone kennel glory.
Indiana disgraced by Ra,f Boon when he made the
above expcssion but the sunshine of Jacksonism will
longer light his path and he change his coatthow
aside his collar sink where the above declaration
should place hinl-nto insignifcance
Just as it should te-we are pleased to hear tina.
Thomas j. EVANS, Esq declined running for Congress
in opposition A. s White,
district i'll this Dr. Jackson and A. s. White,
the field, and if the Doctor does not wish to be shame
fully beaten, -eU'a "vise him TO bolt lot the noef
TO bs of the most talented and es
Unable the state, and friend elbow liz
knows DR.. Jackson of the detestabe
point of talents and integrity Ohio, few since, and
fom knowledge of his character willing
that he holds his very well this day.
The Rev. GAMALIEI TAYLOR, has also declined stand
ing poll for Governor. We have plausible rea
son given for this backing off, but suppose of
bess-a confidence that he could be elected.
And it is whispered about and generally believed tina
John Spencer is no longer candidate for Congress in
district However his is still published lin For
Wayne Sentinel; if he is a do s
o say that he is
. DISTRESSING CASUALTY.-Wc learn that a NJ,
George Lockwood, very respectable citizen of Prebl
county, Ohio, lost his life Tuesday last a
cuated excite the deepest grief all concerned 1t
pears that he had loaded gun weasel,
being marksman, called his brother, young abou
II years of shoot it for him. He fred neec
tualy, and the second discharge the brothers ben
opposite sides of log stable the elder received the ba
the of the forehead 1t supposed that the bal
after passing through the weasel, glanced from its right line
younger broher who has thus been the nnocer
a brothers death, in such dreadful stuato
that nothing be learned of him in relation the
The ball passed entirely through the brain of the dc
ceased, but he fingered without moton four hou
and then expired He has left wife AID child
q GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION.
. On Saturday last the Hon. David Wallace, addressed
large assemblage citizens of this county, the sui
ject of Interval improvement and his views i'll his
eloquent and happy ,y. He clearly demonstrated,
the journals of the Senate, tina. in the orm'
ton of the of improvement he had used
his exesons have bs three works commenced
the ousettha the presiding officer of the Senate,
,f had appointed committees with eye single such
e plan, but the Senate overrucd his nominations,
different parts of the State, who would
ID immediate of all their constituents
Of believed thai time, it mpolitic engage