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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

HAVING been appointed Agent Of TIE 'lIaH-
- ford Fire Insurance Company" the subscriber -
now ready to grant policies Of to all
who wish their property insured against loss damage
by Gre.
THE company for which he 10 acting is one Of tie
weaIthiet and ost extensive in tie country, and they
pledge themselves that those who business with
the company shal be treated in the most liberal
and all Losses shall be adjusted with fairness and prompts
tnde. Persons "g provide aganst the contingency
OF los Of their property this element
requested to call his Office Main opposite tho
Branch bank in Richmond, Ia where the Of Incur.
ance will ne made known and the policies granted.
ny lett ost pa,d will be promptly snA
cheerfuly attended TO.
June n 1896. 2M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
nrcnMoxD roUxDRr.

WEhare good as.ossmen, ofCASrINGS IN hand which
~e viii WARRANT: are making STOVES If the
very last aad nsse sporeS pserns, warranted
AMI As stock he
had coastsui.y keep good
OF Stoves and Castings: b such t'i>
arod diicu.,v ,h~seose Old
fTends AL ard themselves r.. (sRO
ill give personal ell
ARRANGE raaie constantly
TIL office. Is. GROVER 4 BROTHERS.
My 4,h. 1887. lat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

Sir hA1rk1HD0 WILL RE FOUND TIfROUCu0 Ut
THE SEASON AT THE OLD BOARD YARD,
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
ANDERSON CRIMES.
ArsrL Is. 1881. I5:,f
From the sNes Yof. Sui.i, Of the Times.''
COLT RACiNG.-AucusrA,G roac,A.
two interesting COLT sweepstakes, that lately
came of. the course Of John c. VinSer,
Esq.-in the lower part Of that city, which is
mile by about ~ feet. We must get Winter 70
share of corner and make it an exact mile.
Oct. gath, l6:s6.-SweeP-stakes for year olds.
Colt: 90 lbs. Fill.es 81 lbs. 500. one mile out.
Mr.. Jane: Le.erichs grey 6!iey: M.s. BArHcarr:
BY Sir Kirkland. out Of Highland Mary, (brsd
Mr.C. Edmond.on's hiIey. ioxx. by John Richards,
out of Lady Morgan'' d." BY Imported ExP.e-
Gen. ). D. Thomas 6,ley, Many FA.srAr,. b.
Falstaf. ont Of aGaliatin C'are. =
TIxE--1 m, Sc Sec. Track heavy.
, Mr.. Edmoodsoo's h'iey came out ~" feet ahead.
bet the race va. adj"dged 10 belong to Mr. Lever
'ch 10 consequence Of alIedged foul riding. To
settle all disputes about the money, and decide the
bets made. the parties have agreed to the
same rice again an Saturday next, all conditions
Oct. 29-Purss $500. entrance money 500
each sdded; for yr. ods. Flies 81 lbs, mile out.
n. s. Hammond e.. Teverichs ) grey fiIley, Msse
BArnoArr. BY Sir kirkland. ont Of Highland
G. Ed@ood.on'. .orrel 6,.ey. Io.r. by john Rich.
ards. out Of Lady Morgao's dam. BY Imported
Zen. J. ID. Thomss' bay Glley. SUsAx Jonxsox, BY
Sir Charles, dam BY imported luciaD, out Of q
Jay-bird mare, =
TrxE-l m. 81 sec. Won easily after eie.e
brush. Quick time.
The 6IIies started well together. lone taking the
cad. On making the first turn, Susan Johason
an against Miss Batbgate, the shock throwing the
alters rider almost out of his seat. However, be
covered BY dint Of great exertion, and soon got
10 fIley in motion. He went to work With her 1t
nee. colisring frat the and then the other.
eating them both CT. after = desperate brush, aad
anne in ahead with something in hand.
The winner was bred BY James Batbgate, Of
lev York, and sold to Dr.. Leverich Of Augusta.
The above 10 the only colt tr.ined got BY
IR KIRKLAND. and When you see that the
LEY has run her mile 10 l m. 81 Sec, The cane
me ~ MEDoc At the same age. and beat such colts
IoHE " Jno. Richards. and Sir Charles: twoef
- best Of borses: who will say that KIRkIAxp -
d entitled 10 some notice . getter Of winner.y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

The New York evening Star Of May 10. con.
Aias the following news:
\, "SrnrRacE az SPECIE PAYMENrs-Thc B,nLs
we resolved T. stop specie p.vmenis, and we
s'ume law will pass bOri, houses Of the Lerisla
.R this day to repeal that ?,rt of their charters
.sSh prohibits the Transaction Of business after
es"Pp,so Of specie payments. This will cna.
ssem 10 go ON di-coun.iny, receiving the notes
ssu The ether institutions. and will. in fact. give
- 10 business. and relieve the public mind from
NY weight. which has been oppressiveIy I'll, for
= lass f,na;ghi. This s,orpage Of specie paw
h sAss was alsD rendered necessary from the fac,
Spectators were draining all tho B,nks. and
N 8 out the specie TO poor people at two and
N pei cent. profit, and in dsy or two every
~ IN this city would have been carried OF. eay.
ysothing hereafter TO the Blnks on which bus;.
could be transacted"
| JUDAH DANA REwAEDED.--!n reward for the
sssasss services of this gentleman in The u. s
se, curing the few weeks he was permitted e..
- u that body. he has been appointed u. s
sey tor the District Of Name!
Western Citizen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber wishing engage Other hsnrss proposes
&elissg p aiu ue n ar,es
n,iies Richmond. nd mil ss.,t, IF
the national sna, 100 Cleared; in,-sl
hest u haS
annually, Gom GO 10 81 tons of hay. II Is
n iai'n. ii, ~,
tosrhcr with Uhnares through diff parts
sie farm. The tudsnx. hsni-,,rly STATED cn.sntc
o. rfoU !iag Eou~, h~wn log barna large
hay MOI Sc and sta'"ss fane nf excellent the
hO'se ia:e apple at pea, ANY
person wishing p':caas ve 10 cal a,, for himself
LEWIS MORRIS.
Nav 20th, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

BANK SrorrAcEs.--lt is reported, and we be-
heve upon good authority, that all the banks in
he Eastern cities, and in Cincinnati have stopped
'pscie payments. They have found il impossible
b redeem all their paper. and have very justly de-
isrmiaed TO redeem no more until change takes
Place in the monetary affairs Of the government.
Asd usless the different branches Of our State
bank pursue similar course the brokers will have
every dollar Of specie from their vaults. Already
sss the Branch at this place had draw Of q, eco
y broker from Cincinnati. who had purchased
ear money at q tri1ins discount, and pmrposcd
sling the specie he obtained for il at a premium.
Il cannot lessen the confidence orr citizen. bax.
= the entire .olvency our institution. but every
ell wisher to the State, willsay defend and cl..
y jar own interest
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

lvrrnsAL IMPROVEMENTS Iii is truly as'onish
ise 10 rs that 50 mucI, should be said and written
= this subject BY the citizens Of this state. sP
uears 10 u that where facfs known, and the
false statements Of demagogues no, Needed. thai
ihers can be hut one oPni'n. among the real t"end
Of Iasesnal improvement, as 10 the proper course
lps as nos pursue in regard to our projected
STATE works. The present system was not sudden
n adopted II was discussed by, per'nEs as intel
Gecnt body Of Legislators as ever were convened
il tho State. Il was almost unanimously approx
Cd By the people, and would lave been until this
day. mad NOT the public heen misnformed on the
subject. a certain Van Buren paper, in this State,
fl the purpose of defeating The election OF Col
Wallace. has published 10 the world tia, the State
k.s now in her empIoy 80 distinct companies Of
Eaxinecrs-ie. fell company TO every Thirty miles
assnal and rail road proposed 10 he made-and
III the full amount Of i.cir compensation will a.
nouat to ,be enormous sum Of S2,l2o,776,SO.
Nov with but little trouble, they might have saved
sLem selves the disgrace Of flsehcod and the con-
tempt of ,her readers, by merely calling Oh The
B ,ssd Of Public Works. and from them have learn
"a ,l,a, they have employed bu, MIC companies OF
Eoxnee,s, and that they not full; and that the
exn,o.es vii, not exceed ore half the ahcvc al
mount.
We have not time TO enlarge on this subject at
peesent: but VIC will IN the course Of few weeks
eater upon the whole ground i" the mean time,
ne do not wls to be considered opposed to ciass'-
kcaiion; hut we frar il is impossible 70 classify
Where wii you fine: poricn Of the State which
will he willing to be clIssed as third or fourth?
Our object in this is merely to shov that al IS no.
gold tina, gl,crs, and that every sentiment express
ID By a billing dsmag'gme for TIC welflrc Of his
State 70 not patriotism. The bueand cry "ho";
high tnxes IS effective theme 10 harp upon; bu.
rscat works Of public utility cannot be made for
nothiog. !, is only necessary 10 recur 10 The times
shen the prosecuted CIniOa, (~bose memory Is 4,
syw vcneSatCd by every genuine son Of Ne"-io'h) e
o form something like correct sentiment CT the
lsmagogicaI crusade commenced in this State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
AUGUST ELECTION.

AUGUST ELECTION.
FcR GOVERNOR, DAVID LACE.
EoR LIEUTExAxr CovEExoR-COL. AVID HILLS
FoR REPRESENTATIVE Z NCoxoREss.-JAMES RARIDEN.
Foa REPnEsENrArIvEs THE SrATE LEGISLATURE.
ACiIlLl Is " lI.LlAMS, JOSEPH AORkOW.
\. w. BOWERS. NATHAN Ill
IiCHARDJ. HUBBARD. CALEB LEWIS
GEORGE HOLMAN, THOMAS TYNER
F'R CIERk THE CouRr.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
FoR RECORDERS.
JAMES WOODS, A. r SfIORTRIDcE
.O>r.ItI Y. GREGG, THOMAS JORDAN,
FREDERIC DILLON. AMASA RONu
AB>ES HAMS, JAMES lIIEr
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, HARLAN ROBHINS.
SAMUEL DELONG. JEiIIEL LAuPSapV
ASSOCIATE JrosE.
AMES NJ BAXTER. WILLIAM RUSSEY, Sen
,ANIEL Kid. IE>>s: WILLIAMS. |.
BEALE BUTLER. i
Foa Cocsrr CoxxIssoxEa--DANIELP wICClNS
Foa CoaoSsn.-SAMuEL ". FOHSHA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

GREAT MEETING IN THE CITY OF New YORK
Thc committee who waited on elr. Van Buren re-
ported their proceedings to of the largest and
most rcspcct,bIe meetings ever held at the Masoa-
ic Hall. The Prc.iien. required Of them the cti-
qscite Of making their representations in writing.
and that he would reply in the same gracious man
lie refused 70 repeal the specie circular, or
convene cxpa session ofCongress. The report
made 10 the meeting, sud the resolutions adapted.
sss firm and dignf.d. The report recommends
she ballot box the only remedy, and the .esolu-
tons evince spirit but that Oiawai:ing the decs-
ion Of the people.
cur paper was going 10 press, consequently we are
sasar To give the spOndencc and proceedings,
bsl wc will give them entire next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

AN INDENIED APPRENTICE nv The nan. =, e..,r,,
nnuLY, In. left rniI W aud pnyely srein, to re-
turn. It tec duty, however fou am i,
prrs""> iT"' ha'b'"g him my account as
Wi, pay no debts OF his cont a-,..g.
ALEXANDER Mo UPDY
In ebt.town, May 5,',, 1885,: Isa,n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

MAxAeEa's Os1cE,l
Wheeling: April 18th. 1887. (
GRAND = SPLENDID SCHKllR.-A,sx.xn,,a
LOTTERY. Glass ~, draws A!exa.dra. Asy 21tr l837
CAnrAL PnsxR $4,000.
Ticksss S2O-shasss io properties. a eertif-
csao sf . vhese tickets viii eost S26O-skases In
rgUpogesoa. For tickets address
APSn 33usna WaHExlgo. Va
fO4N y. CLARKE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

~ NO ESPECTEULLY inf r",. the cit x~ns Il
AHk RICHMOND VICINITY, that he has
49, Inc'.-d himself in this place for The purpose Of
Praccing MEDICINE ard SURcEaY, AID solicit,
49, portion Of their pa ironaee.
O. lie may be found his of5cs on Pearl Street, one
door -,"i of The Va e. buiriing.
EIcuMoSD March 22d, 1885,. l2,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
Free Trade and Mechanics Rights.

JOB W. swain, & 60.
THE subscribers having entered into Co.part.
nershp under the firm Of Swan, g. Co., take
pleasure in informing the community that thev
have erected a commodious Machine Shop ne al tLe
Richmond Foundry. Il are now ready to give
prompt attention to all orders for Cardine and
Spinning Machines, Turning Latbes. Or any kind
Of machinery; as also for turning either in wood
or iron Of any description. Having employed Fl ST
rate workmen, they with confid ence I'm their ab;
ity aud dispositions TO please their customers in
qualities and prices) ask patronage from gen.
erous public.
JOB W. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR
ABEL. TiiORNBuRY.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1897. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

A HOUSE: mi Of Main street, Rich
nnud. the brcge the ndso,ai rnad hrs lst No. J..
,. lard ny R"~n Morrison. Als In, No IL. IN West
x chu,".d Km-~y. For pssrcuiars
s.i,e If the subscriber at Wan. IiAncro's Fnrtorv.
JAMES HOLDEN.
May Goth, 1887. 2i-3me
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

Bleeding. CnPpins, and Tooth-Draw1ng,
BY JOHN SOUFFRAlN;
Who sclcits share Of patronage from the public
and will be prepared TO wait on them al their on
homes. or at his, in franklin street, one door above
Main street on the east side.
WANTED, large qua nifty Of WHITE GOOSE
QUILI.S. A good price will be given far them by
ISAAC SOUFFRAIN, at his Chair Manufacto-t
~, at the northwest Of Front and Main SITS
Jan. !. 1887 IF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
BOTANIC MEDICAL. ACTICE
II

DIR. E. SING;EY, eori,sn-s me practice OF medicine
c!,,nd and vto"ty, TtonsoasD i'rnrns-s. liz
irn'2ry Ell from expert aus "tegvatnr, iha
the med cine- lie wofe iuv adapted
all iir dieasrs j.,
Con ,nii"n, D.or>rs White Swengs, tam er-, Scn-
fia nc. Iectsd he
hy the al an'! supple botanic n,escc-,
the vrsl have been destroy I'd. lie
possr>sson at testimonials as 10 Qualifications.
DEN rAL--ItUs- who their iee, should
a~"d tn tn. eay, appear be Of
Importance. Wh-n absent professional business
he by calling Jesse lens faont steer, opposite
r.snd's mrrtHg ho">.. T.. =.
Eici,mond, Bud mo. 2j.,, 1887. -3np
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

HAVE sst rec, ived and .pis"d;d assortment #
ssss Freuch staple aud fancy DRY GOODS: tns-ih
er w;sh a general ssssrmers %; SHOES, HARDWARE,
GROCERlES, Sc. &c, which they determined sell
Tow fnr rash, exchange for Country produce.
May o. 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

ELe isnow opening Ills spring assortment Of BOOTS
s" Sio consisting ri home n,ae Boos Shoes,
with keHraJ assortment nf wsnes psure ktn. 1ater
aud ""toCcn: chftnI' s yaous kinds. and men
'oafse a"n fire shoes aud pap.. Having them in he
the late cell them wholesale and retail IN
please his customers.
i.ichInond, Fourth mr.. % ID. 1887 l6-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuns, &c.
- cENEHAf q all articles in tie above line
are Nv "Gre', cheaper than eres, the of
H'rir'n"d. Nav 3. 1897. IRTLv REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

A"TflE undersigned having e"sered passnes.hp With
,h. ir'e"'in" Of carrying the CABiNEr-MAkINC
BUSINESS in all its bsa"ch~s, prepared ~ iHsh
friends aud the public all articles Of Furniture. made
cool materials and god they design keeping
on "f paslos s~d fusnsase bed
sa. different patterns; ,ahl-s .deate., and stands u
is, secretaries &c. Jh~v CO.'S
dent Wish ates in their line u
BUSINESS ,ta, ,h-y can ~eH ary
shop ~ the place.
o. ANY quantity of.easoned suis.fs sIse;r sse.
purchased, hch they WI give cash f,r.isuSe
kichwood, Feb. 2j, 1897. WATSON & DUNCAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

W NOTlCE.-As cxreci t, 90 ir a few DAYS,
shall n-rd = LII TIE MONEY CAN GET, those in
deb,-d to viii calf aud settle SAM.
MAY -, 1881. IKiLN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
DIR. Braudreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
An EEEECTUAL ASSISTANT OF NATCnE.

DIR. Draudreth's Vegetable Univcrsal Pills.
ETTECTUAL ASSISTANT NATCRE.
THESE Pitts recommended BY thousands of
they have cured IT ts"rpti l"aa~"sa. Code, la
Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains, aud u fnlss
hack part If the head. Usually the ptons II Apo-
pexy: Jaunde, Feves and Ague Iis ,yhns yellow sad
Fev~s, "f all kinds: Asthma, Gout Rheusnsisers
e Live' complaint. Pley, inward weak~-ss.
depre- s,i. Rup,"re., 1n1smnaon, Eyes,
Fits, Pal.y, irony. Small Pox MeAzlrs. lr. Cssshs,
hoone Cough, Qu".sv. Choi,e, Chulesa Msbs, Csavel.
wons, Dys ",ery, D-aess ringing "o;ses j" the t1~ac.
Kings Erii, Sein. Esyspri.. 81. An,on,' Fe. Sale
Khc"m, White wel"es cesr, o 'hv'v yeass ssa"d
ug CANCERS, unos .wee feet aud legs, Pls, Ces,ivo
"ss. all er"ptiors Il SKIM irish,lu Die Female
plain. kind -caily Re:a &c.
TnE S"bss having recrvct the appointments ne Asers
Cor above Medicine, The Counties o FayeIe, U.i'n
Delaware, Randolph, Hancock, Henry, Madison. Shelby
Ruth. and Wayne, would inform the r".r, THAR he al
will keep Fly hand, eihrr Wholesale Re-
a,i lie will, may Re Consistent, appoint S"b-
Agents all rr'ucpai towns within his limits. AL
Agencies (post paid) ~i prompt
Len ton, AID terms made known.
N. Il. No Aphrcav. D.ueg.f, feder is authorised 10
ell ID. Bsandetn's fill. under aty circumstances.
JAMES GROVER.
Corner Of Font aad Walnut Streets, south Of N aa
Richnsond, .4pril 8, 1897. 1Nf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
BARGAIN IN CHEAP GOODS.

FLEMING & ADDLENAN. aus.sence to their
toes and pahc generally, that they have added to
Mr. Aason Greer, who lately opened store 10 this place.
Theas aed stocks for asrOsment not sUspassed b.
any this part Of Indiana, and having lately been s
lowest easesn psces ocsel the oesg
terms. The variety 10 extensive and eecesal that
would he useless asticsss Purchaser -
oucsseh 10 call ~" examine Tor sheaselves at
70 m, in "a. casters three brick bssss,
nearly crposit 70 b. Brshfwelrs, Main street: whose
all the usual articles the goods line be ehtaacd q
the beet quality.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken In exchange
Mt the market prices.
Richmond, Feb. 10. 1897. CT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
LAW OFFICE.....T. d. WALPOOL,

LAW OFFICE.....T. d. WALPOOL.,
Attorney at Lac;
PRACTICES the Law in the Circuit Courts Of
the Counties Of Madison, Shelby. Marion, and
Hancock, and the Probate Court of the latter
County.
Observation-Disclosures Haseock county.
Reference:
Coz. SAM. FLExIxe,S
January -. 1897. 3-0me.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

EesH EMS AID Boys Kip and CAT MoxRoE. Ladies KID,
AVA Caf aod Srale SLIPPERS, SunEs, Doors & CATERS
For sale by COAL:: & HAMILTON.
EIcHuoSD, Apnl %, 1857. l7n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

READ, THAT YE MAY UNDERSTAND
TIL bSE sh-rrber nv note or book account
n III please IA "a nd settle tie same.
Nav Gu, 1881 II. s. HAMILTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
BOROUGH ELECTION.

WHEREAS, il the esc,inp " borough i ers M
r1rn n,.H'" oi for a
the touncii, al y b. ON Mon.
~, ,- 2 Bad &c Ev AID Wright Front
street, 81 Counrinan. I,y OF Council.
S W. FORSHA, High Con.table
May 9Th, 1897. lt.2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

- PlIYSIClANS.-Th- s"t.cs b. prepared supply
faculty, usual with all M MEDICINES, tNsTRU-
MENTs. GLASS, &c. better than they
been supplied ~ the n"i t,i"s but genn"e articles
'a be put The following will give iiea the gene
,aI prices
Cream rartr, % cts per d. Su'ph. Qnine, 50 per
Ri-, puv. 40 cts. . Ip~oacu.nh@v S per ID.
JaIap, " 65 - S"'p'"r n. LA per lii.
Sap. Carb. Spia, % cts. g Ger. C. lcn, - 6 IS
Fart. Acid, GA It's. OBI T"k, $3.50 ss IS
Red Precip. 81 .3S per pu"na.
May Is, 1887. I9iy IRWIN REED.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06

DoN'T BE FRIeaTENED.-A Democratic
friend, from, the country, inquired The other
day, how do you get along l-how is de-
mocracy l--sll broken dosn? We say to
all, as we said To him." Don't be tright-
ened'-Democracy is sound to the core;
and so is the party. The excrescences,
and the rotten parts have been removed.
The tree has been pruned Of its struggling
branches, and the suckers have been re-
moved. Ii is now in proper shape ;-and
what is still better, it is in healthy and
vigorous condition, and will grow faster
than it ever has done. Don't be fright
ened"-the tree of democracy is too solid
to be cut down with federal tools. and too
firmly rooted in the soil, to be torn up by a
federal tornado. Another season will shew
two sound branches for each rotten one that
has been Topped off. Democracy is au
evergreen, that heeds no, the winter of dis
confent.-Pro Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06
From the Daiiv Ne,cs.

The Administrations most heartily
respond To the sentiments in the following
article, which we extract from the Glube OF
Monday. 1t is the true democratic doc
trine, and will he supported by the people
of this country:
(" If ever Administration stood upon high
grounds of principle, it is the present. 1t
has ever temporarily rlsked its popularity
with large classes, from its devotion to the
public good. Its doctrines are those of all
enlightened economists its opinions are
sanctioned by the experience of other ages
and nations. 1t is in favor of the interests
of all, against the pretensions of particular
classes of a permanent and solid prosper
ity, against rapid alterations of apparent
wealth and real misery; of a sound cur
rency, against the crime and curse of "A
deprecated paper. So far from being rev.
olntionary and anarchlca, the plies
which it has adopted, and in which it will
persist, calmly bat firmly, are indispeusa-
bic to the security of property, the preser-
vation of national bonor, the utmost de-
velopments of the elements of real wealth
II is IN favor of a strict construction of the
Constitution, formed by the States for n
few simple yet important ends, not to be
misapprehended; ; convinced that good fuitll
is, perhaps, more than any thing else, es-
sentlal To the efficiency of government. Ii
has taken The doctrines of the old republi-
can school for It's text, persuaded by reason
and experience that they caunot be violated
or deserted without great and lasting de.ri-
mcnt IT, the national interests. The coun'
try will never enjoy that prosperity of which
! it is susceptible, and to which it is entitled
until these great principles are frankly n
dop,ed, and efficiently carried out.-Wbat.
ever deIusions may temporarily prevail
whatever momentary paric may seize up
on the public mind, the citizens of this free
and enlightened land cannot long remain
blind to their true interests. They miy be
alarmed by false appee',ensions, they may
he led away by the clamor of the hour
but truth and reason must ultimately pre-
vail over falsehood and sophstry. Those
who think that our countrymeD will sscri-
fee all these great principles, which they
have so nobly sustained in prosperity aud
adsersity, through good and through evil
report, do not render justice to their in,elli-
gence and patriotism. Did they nol sup
port and nobly carry Democratic Admin
lstration through the vicissiiudes Of do Ibt.
fol war, at sacrifices infinitely greater than
any now forced on them by the same fed
eral partyl Have they not, almost from
the foundation Of the government, given
their unwavering appreciation to the prn-
cipies of republicanism, in spite Of the false
alarms and untiring clamor Of its irrecon-
cllnble enemies Confident in the purity
oftheir intension., and the magnanimity Of
Of their patriotism, we unhesits'ingly pre-
dict, that their virtue, their frmness, their
inbred attachment to The democratic cause,
will not desert them in the presc Mt trying
hour. They will never sell their birth
right for a uess Of pouags."