Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-04-07


: ln-lcea, arrived at most impo.:an; crisis, an
c the people alone have power 10 STAY the s:orr
: which battles against its freedom, and rescue
I. from destruction Oar government may ''loo
we'll III the face bat il is SICK at heart" and re
; qurcs the medicine of popular opinion % Pnrg
IT of the infection which preys upon It's vitality
To vou. then. say arse ana come 10 th'
rescue of constitutional freedom Your lihert,
was purchased al price dcaror than the ranSan
Of ten thousand Tvrants; it cost the pI-cs
blood that stained battlefield And vii
YOU consent that that ii shall he wrcstied IRON
sou by raracidal hands? VIII YOU not exercise
that eternal yiyiicnce' which alone pcrpetu
ate and preserve II. Iou have been abused
silificd, and cursed. because you dared to be
free rs your fathers were. The darts of party
vengcEce have been hurled at YOU, because YOU
would not tamcv subrli. to Tyrsnt dic'stioti
and dominion. We call on Won, thea. 10 arse
and oppose the advancing footsteps Of power, or
all the priv ieces of free institutions will
he surrendered into the hands of those whomnis-
ter to .corruptions trade, and your freedom will
bc gone forever.
Fellow ciizcns-nOt two years have passed
since vou came up 10 the good work, as your
fathers did when they opposed the advancing
cohorts Of England. Your vote at the last Press
Dental election gave ample earnest OF your Dc
vo:ion to constitutional freedom, and assured the
world that it was safe i'll your hands. Again you
have called upon YOUR elder sisters. and the
voice from tho wilderness has been heard, and
has met hearty response IN the bosoms ct
thousand who were induigln9 IN lisiless apathy
the storm @: public Indignation has been aroused
from enc a1i Of the confederation to the other,
and strong holds of vour adv versaries are giving
away. Bat the battle is not ended. The conflict
is still raging. You must not rest upon your
arms. nor sleep upon your posts. Once more
brace Your nerves 10 charge, and yolr freedom
is secure.
Your presidential election Is nearly three
wears oil. bat the faithful sentinel guards the
outpos's OF the silent camp, 50 should you watch
the lo:cnncn,s Of the enemy, that you may re-
sst his onset when the battle is hottest. 1t is
not unwise to lool, forward to the time when II
shall arrive. with cyo steadily fixed upon
those principles. around which the wings of the /
country have so long rallied. and determine upon
the course necessary to carry ont and pcrpetn-
lte those priucipes This must be done by u
1;tinr upnn some enc of those distinguished
statesmen who have stood firm IN their support
mid all the vicsstudes of fortune. during the
,lst ten years. Among that distinguished pha-
anx, there none towards whom the eyes OF
ne west are more devotediy directed than WILL
AM H. EiHRIsoN of Ohio and HENRY CLAY OF
Ientucz the first, one of lndiana 5 oldest and
nos, devoted children ;-boti the common prop
rfv or the whole Union. With the name of e.
ther Of these distincI cIished men, engravcn upon
t.r banner. victory will be complete. Concert
nd unen in the great whig party of thc L. > is
II that Is wanting to secure success. Let Ef {
lc1re ourselves To our cider sisters, that Indiana
III not f.llter ii the race, an! although! she
ot stCr hesitate to her choice. her struggle 3
hall be for principle and priacipls only. To o
ards William Henry Harrison she looks with ,
,c devotion of a mother. He fought her bat I
les. and guided her councils. He directed her !
elm of state when she was yet an Infant. and =
s.aIiised those institutions which honor ;,
E,-t Ciar S,p has
nlest devotion As patriot and pi;an'!iro- /,
ist he is unsurpassed; as Il Statesman, without I,
n equal EIe has stood upon the battcn'ents
tho Constitution, and warded off the blows Of .
ranny with giants strength. a
ssThc Supreme Court at Washington has dcci- -
d the Mandami,s against the Postmaster y
encral, it is said We should h:e to kaow hor {,
uiH enforce its decision.-[ Boston Post. r.
Ii this were a case 70. the Supreme Cour 70 t!
.force its decision. it would be done by the L. e
.atcs Marshal. maugre all the disorganiZess In =,
C country The mandamus case was issued by w
c Circuit Court of the District of Columbia,
ID was sent up to the Supreme Court tor adiu- k
cation The Supreme Court decided that the 81
case was regular, and i, is now for the W
rcuit Court TO compel Amos Kendall to do that W
stcc he has refused. If the Post wishes 10 ..
low how that will be effected, refer him to h,
Q same officer who executes the orders of the &C
,preme Cour. Of the United States tr
The abomna,lc doctrine lnsnuated by the .l
ragraph from the Post is enough to deiug- this st
untrv in blood and if the united moral power of Iis
9 States does not put down such nefarious level vi
IS. the scene. OF the French evolution mus,
acted over sgain in North America.-E Ne1 p,
ort Daily Wig. A
INTERESTING F.Cr.-The New York Sunday ca
avs contains the following announcemcnt:- ii
he RIG Carroll, which cleared at this port on hi
idav last for Alexandria, (Egyp'.) is freich:ed "
III machinery OF American manufacture. and lo
rries out company of Americans. who have hi
tered into an arrangement with agent of the hi
cha of Egypt foI the establishment OF mills for pi
king rice. and for the expression of oil from CO
tton seed. Various attempts have already been of
,dc both BY French and English mechanics. to VI
ng into operation mills of this description: but ci
rough defects IN the machinery their projects tn
We invariably proved abo-tive. At length 70
ehemet Ali resols ed TO try the machinery ge- be
Is of America; and hence the present cxped- in
n has been fitted out. and. happy to add. he
II every prospect Of success; that is. If the CT
actical skill of the engineers. and the science
the superntenients. considered guarantees s.,
such result. We understand tina: the machine "