Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

could not be assembled, because some Ut the states
rad not completed their elections. This, NJ. B.
said, was ridiculous.
Throughout, Nj. b. vas temperate, but iirm and
decided m his language, and his address though
,rief was printed, and vac received With tho l0ud.
st acciamasons. Tho resolutions, % sead BY MI.
Hone, were then unanimously sdopssds and ths
meeting adjourned.
from the wssru rtesbywriss Hssald.1
ANEcDOrE OF DR.. DWIGHT AND JOSEPH
DENNY.
As Joseph Denny was travelling in New
Jersey, he called late in the evening al a eel.
|ebrated hotel, for lodgings, but Was told BY
the hostess that all her rooms were full unless
one to himself. "lntroduce me tn the room
ofhis reverence" said Denny and will make
my way" He was accordingly introduceds
but without announcing his name, which tho
tavernkeeper perhaps, did not know. His
eye of genius, and elOquence Of conversation,
soon attracted the attention Of Dr.. Dwight.
They engaged in familiar conversation, and
talked Of literature and literary men. Tho
names Of Franklin, and Rittenhouse, and
'thies, passed in rapid review. At length
! Dwight spoke of Denny--who then edited the
Port Folio, brilliant work at Philadelphia
pronounced high eul. GUM upon his taste
and genius, and among many other things,
called him 'sthe Addison Of America''-ssbut
what a pity" said he, s'this man IL given tn
midnight reveIs." II believe tina: 10 not
true" said Denny. sCive mo leave to tell
; you," said dwight, "that know it to be true!'
This, in his positive tone, was knock down
argument. Denny, however, ever fertile in
resources, soon found a way to retort. He
spoke of DR.. Dwight and pronounced liam.
ing panegyric upon his learning and talents,
/ s; added, "what pity it is that he is the
bui-v -b2sitiu6 dogmatic man in. the world!''
most p,--1 m.at is not his character, SIR said
ri believe tx TINE: me leave to tell YOU" said
Dwight. '.Civs. xsr er, It air, "that know il
l'enay. with coniide ~ sbocEa H. perhaPs
isr' The Dr.--whose pride ~ l1arsveS, tho
little DEMONSTRATING his voice, said, 81 de gss
Or. Dwight: sir, Of whom you speakr" ~HHk.
/! lam! am Mr.. Denny replied tho other, '.of
whom whom you speak" They were thus. thor.
each other--.,nd arose shook hands. snd c.,r ~
versed together like old acquaintance.
A NOBLE Acr.-c>ePrior 70 The recent
Presidential election bet Of one thoussnd
dollars was made b. John A. Bryan, Eso. md
Col. Gardiner. now dcce ased, Dol the 70 suIt uf
the election. The money was won by Mr..
Bryan. and tho payment of the sum fully &C..
cured by a check endorsed by ono Of the
wealthies. citizens Of Columbus. A fsw
days after tho death Of Col. Gardiner. NJ.
Bryan addressed polite nc to 10 tho WIDOW
OF tho DECEASED enclosing tho check, giving
a brief history OF tho transaction, aud 81.
'ging her to accept tho Same. Il was accen,
ted, we have been informed, and the thauks
of the bercavcd family rendered 70 M. Bry.
|an.-This may well be celled noble sca.
dayton Herald
IAN act that should be proclaimed a.
commended. Editor Gsze.te.1
An old reverend, who bad preached . great whiIs
10 = 0esasng hosse % 0s.oinasoe, bejna unveM
and tho weather. bsing .thes esosmy, eosels61i
ons Sabbath tisat i - ssla 81 hin sooeiese.
sent bis soo 70 inform ths cDreseeasse of a. -.
The boy. shbough nfsistess ono, vac sooevAas
iiinctured With ereenhorsism. flo pvsessbe1 =
Ithe bouss and eDok 20 stas6 whese - eoul1 r.
ihsssd, and psnel.icss6 - ~ esneseeaaioa p
Iouo~1ne ss1rna -: - $50 = ds1lYv6
II eGs se1eg! sssts C1sun;elb.