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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

Mr lstner rose and stated that he had reso.
LUTON WHICH he did not wish 10 oiler Al that tine,
Bat t. ask 10. consent Of the House 10 have 1t
printed snl give notice that, on Monday next, he
thoaii csll 4 up cal move is adoption.
Considering lat the business CONNIE c., oireu'-
s,ion aud exchanges of the country are IN de-
rabged sui embarrassed condition md consider.
i.r, also, tho, a part Of the Banks Of the United
States have expressed dss.rc 10 rcsanc specie
payments at az early period.
Re5o!pel Ly The Senate oai Hen'c q Representa-.
tee, Of tie United States II .]mUeG, IN Congress
assemIlek That, y the banks. or portion o! them.
o. taos resume, !, viii bc the dgiy Of the general
uoyernuol,, " uhin the liant, q rs constitutional
.uihouty, Z, siI such banks, Ms the p-o-en' I'D
wnisttanpn designs 10 do, IN regsiang public
confidence and Ia sustain them m Their laudable
cF,rs to fu,Gl their obhga'i,uF, 10 relieve the
wants Of he community, ana to restore 10 the
pcop'e q sound circulating medium.
The motion 10 pf,nt Was agreed 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

entered a. an ietn IN the resources Of the nsnl
81 SlAS. oaS ~. con'ldctahie pfu7nriou. say
lfnm 20 20 81 GOO wil uut s',rn u eve, hc ,rAhged
mHrh ~ % hss h"cn upon he tusarudej dcht ltai
GO months sud wears bhd 81 the fund.- ~ the ands
"i Agents Boston. ssy S706o5 20 tho pr,asb,i-
uv = ls immediate collection !. by no means aai.
icrnc sod here perhaps h may uut be improper
To- SAFE 90 tho public Thar sfct due consi lcralion
deemed i inv deity 10 req1rsj 'ne States Atiot
ney Co preseo, the 90 the Supicnc Cuut a.
,hct next session IN Windsor County Cor their ac.
ton and decision IN relation a. VACATION e the
chsuer. HARRY BRADLEY.
Blnk iaP'efor
nutlfrrtor Anil 10 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

SEsATR-The appropriation hi.ls from the
House were taken ~ and most q The day spent
~ disc0fs''g ihem.
Horsr 90 .fer long de5ais The House agreed
20 meet 81 II o'cl9ek Mr whitley. 81 Ohio,
attempted go have tHo SESSIONS day. bot ii would
not esry--ii ass iboogh' too many Of the mem.
bcrs might ~ q, table too long after removing
tho cl,ib. to Be- 10 the best possible s'sio Tor IT,.
ei,,suye sction. The rest Of tho dsy We de'o
ted tos re,isor of tho intetual Poicy Of The
House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Burlington, April l2. 1898.
BANK OF NEwBURY.

Tho Commissioned 81 the Safety Fual consd
eung Tie posiiou "a whoh large portion of the
capital ~ ibc Bsnk # Ncsbuy - pleccl br ,hc
failure ~ as city sgcuis. hos drcmcd it ctps tirnt
chat The Blns should be lad under tcmporsry IN.
i1ciiou. nod V,th That ,icy, has cited o. 80 show
coD.e ohy Receiver should not tc appointed.
The Bill hollcrs ar, again assured that the ah'l
~, az ,ltr D,lh -. - l.~t'i''.vs s"""''" n.y.
Is believed IT, be beyond doubt ann that the 7''
maud for It's bills created by tho necessity Tor a.,
mmcli,'r collection Of ,is debts VIII insure 10 The
holdets their fiil ,auc.
T.. NEWELL, Ctslr
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
TnUAsD.Y, Artil 3.

SrS.rs--Thp dsc,Ing bh was di'cnsscd by
NJ, Preston uf South Csroi.us. and Mr. SnTh II
Connccucui. a variety Of prnste bills were
acted on.
Iiou.E-An election for door.keeper 10 supply
tho vacancy accustomed by The d"sth Of Col. Cefr,
occuDird considerable time. Ga the hth ballot
Mr. Follsrsbce was elected by majority # one
vote. The Office having a sslsty Of 81 500 a
ycsr attached 30 n. brought forth host Of cundi-
d.lcs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Apdl 3, 1893
Fer the Usrah
THE "DENOCRATIC PLATFORM

Mr. Editor The Editorial Platform" of the States.
makes think Of the Platform" that used 10
lay wheels to set the tire Every ule while it frll
TO pieces aud then required all hands put together
again And believe the whole that IT is best 10 make
some Improvement Tor the ground work is bad that
it will fallto pieces without something done
i NEcHANIc or CAsrLLTos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Th? Bank Convention.

Tie journal OF Commerce of Saturday aludes "a the
proceedings Of the adjourned Bank Convention which
tcAyol in that cy last week The report Of the Commit
appointed tho subject seems, recommended the
frt Of Octohcr tie day Of general resumption Of
spec Payments by tho banks The Journa of Commerce
SAYS "rhe prospect IS, that the proposition to g. tic
frst Of October will be adopted
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

aud consistency rnsy do fs' Will bu, Il wont wear
veil and nus, - sens,hi, Of BY this ,in,e Come
right -, ard sohnorlrdss you; error IN M, In.
s'ans, and will warrant walt be feather ia veur
Loro POGO Cap Now, eiebbot sson. don I s.y ihi.
:, too vulgar 10 noisce. hut sn.w.t frankly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
n X " T. q . DIS.

TUST Received anil now opening At the nf clS Store
j Que t.rr oath of IIrpGrs Citaorr so,.J ., 4.
.ot, pc,t 20, Ruo AZ CtotHs. Css,NrNrs, yrsr,sos
I.tt,or, cn ~ d Re ssi low Tor ready psy--
TO which the aiicn,io, o. the pu,ie n respectfully .ol.
oitcd -For p.,iirulrrs see n,d paptf.
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland. AnUl -, ic9G IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
Cor,,.gosdt7e, cf,h, Jour, If Commerce.

WA-nlN01ON, ApUI II Is3S.
The passage of the Bal TO reduce aud graduate
the pticc of be public lands 20 a third reading
subject Of great graduation with the fuenis Of
the Administration. The p.ouc lands are their
pfucipa, political STOCK % lfsic Tor they arc The
means by which lLey cHPcc, 90 concIliale tie ncw
S,sies ofihc Wet.
Mr Wlrc. from the Select Committee Of !u,cs-
uga.ioa 90 the charges %! corruption against Mr
R1ge'-t. Senator from Name made lil'l and ia.
nal rego5, g. tay m" rcrnfr a. vns always *
resiss. cunci.Ies w,ib resolution Gtc'aiug that
The Commi,cc anef 'ull investigation found nath-
ios w..ch would sustain any charge 81 improper
conduct ssa,ns, Mr. Rugg'e-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

IRA LrrrLt BIT or WAR BRtrzC.-We should
think th1t from slight aluson to affairs with Me1
leo that the Committee Foreign Relations Congress,
about report in relation to affairs with Mexico
and that report would recommend rigorous sl
tioa 10 tina, government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
NEw.YoRR CITY ELECTION.
The wings TTiumPho --as usuni

From ihs Jsarnsl ef casm.rcs Of ssturr last leata
that ihe ecri,p ~ yor. Aisr"e So "a So, civ o.
New Y.tk lat week tie whss carried every department
81 ,te city gosefhm,Ht NJ Cisrt IS reelected Mayo,
and of The Common Counol snd Assstanstho Wings h've
n tho i7anr msipriV IN both baud. TIE nanhct II
po-d for N,yo was 81 tsi There three tick
fan and hence NJ CLARK the Wig eandd,tc had 4
hare msJntiy The s,'aggle is said, desperate on
ihc pr, m The TORIES tie Wings bot met
with an equa' effort to sustain then
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

- 81, J., .ad HAT ~. \. X Msckeazie Michael
Nils Jacob Rymal sut several other late luhabl
,sn's of THIS Province. haSe got up iNo or three
e. mary schools 30 The State OF New York, ore OF
which Is ., LockPuit under the snprrnicodence of
az old French soldier. a, these places the fusi-
tyes from iAis Province ne daily 'uoght military
exercise niih The ssuwei intention OF preparing
ihemse',ea f5f sum .acr ctm9a'g u.-IVroEio Hsr-
ALL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

.Mr Rolias5s d,etsi 10 C.sgross We have re-
ee,ycd complete reforms ~ lhe votes or member
81 Congress 10 LHcoln distinct Maine. Hon.
Edssrd Rabin.oa. the Wig candidate, Is elected
b. msjar.ly of 100 otef al The opposing csn5'-
ds'es -Robias,n. ill3; MrCrsie tLaco F"co)
3i20; Fsrl-y. twhs 29i Scattering. uaco
Foeo.) 20i. T"isi Wing vote. 4i06 Loco
Faco. 3624 total Wig usjoniy. 7s2 - BoroH
a iis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

nEouK,,vt. also has not only unrphei over tie Loco
Focus but b,s nearly crushed the lldn Manster Last
y1at tc Bad or Aldermen stood 10 locn Foco TO VIII g.
tins year l5 Wig, to 8 Loco Fooo lts is Of tie
y y "Denorratc re actons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
" ANItII.It.

II BafhngtAa. s1ih aH.. Ne lea Wsicfheas- ~ Eat.
Ton 1. & - Al.s Clos y ~"pr ~ ,hr f,fust r,ss,
ID shnbfdsr /. c Mauh n, Nc Noes sssyst
g. Nss Janv Cfurkrf all 81 =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
BRIGHTON n.RKEr-nonday Ap,,o.

Al rnsrket zaO Beef Cauls - yoke Wofking OIen,
rs Cass aE6 Csv~, - Sh~~p. and ~ s~,ns
Fsiett 800 Rsf toGis-An advance waserrc &C W.
saat. 10 caffesgons EI,ra7 81 Efst quality e. :
- - essh,y IS o. 20 euslity So n
HsrktHg oIsa-sslss coll fs~ pare only were
sd
~, q. II ssd Ca
NNsp-Pues a 81 msss puhle.
Af.ss -S~r~fs lots we're seld si7 : Ia lof sa~,,
"a esffcNs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

Ma WEBsrrns SrtrcH-We shall offer apology
for ocSp,ns much Of paper this week with tie 1d-
nifaleSpceob for needs none, the reader viii peg.
cciyc on read It.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
COMMISSIONER 8 NOTICE

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

'Nlii7 msy Cerldy HAT have given my ,oa J.A,.
l. sum, hn TINE. ami shall take h0ae Of h.. ~.
s"' nor "a uuy VI bis j,Uti sner TIM dss
.,, BENJS SHED.
" " ~ ''''' 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

ses Idea The ls1i.s we.r iAdl.-rsbh<T eashiaas
srssssH ihs'f tse,A. la; 2sy nay sis .tAsz; esHs
- ,sef j,-s - se.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
BANK NOTE TABLE.
Cortcied by Joseph ". clark chg HoN
.Nttrch % 1893

CJ@Thc hills Of oil the Banks ia the New Eng
land States which are IA good credit, are received
al par, on dcposiie, by The following Banks VIZ -
Atlas Atloniic. Commercial, Eagle, FrecmanS
Globe. Hancock, Hamilton. Market, Merchants
Mdding Interest, North, Onennl, State Suffolk
Shoe and Leather Dealers, Shawmut, TIE mont,
Traders, Union and Washington.
.CJ@Thc Suffolk Bank ,ronsacts all the brsiness
relating 10 country Banks. for the above named
Banks.
Bills Of S. and under, of the American Bank,
are redeemed by them nj their own counter. in
current bills of this city.
0f5-The Suflnk Bank has ceased 10 redeem the
bills of all the banks in Rhode Island. excep, The
Merchants and National at Providence, and Fall
River Union.
BILLS N0TREcEPEDA at THE SUFFOLK Bank.
MAlHE.
discount
Cumberland OF Portland 5
Calais at Calais. 10
Georgia Lumber Co. at Portland tho sale
Ox:ord Bank, at Fryeburg (Froud.)
Didt0wn, at Orona. %
81. Crolx Bank at Calais. 10
Saltwater COnol, at Orcno. 10
Washington County, at Calais. 10
NEW
w ohooro'gh bhnk' ~
MASSACHUSETTS,,
American, at Boston. 9
Fulton, at Boston. 30
Farmers and Mechanics, Adams. South vi.
lnge, new. ~
Kilby, ut Boston. a.
MIdu'e'ex' -
RoXbury, a. Roxbury. 5
VERMONT.
Essex, at Gutdh'ii. ~
Manchester, ct Manchester. !
-. AlbaGs, at 81. Adams. IL
NeiS N'e'. IL
CoNNEcrlcUT.
BHdEcp"r' at Bridgeport. II
Stamford, al Siaui,fd. .
RHODE-lSLAND.
Rhode Island Central. NJ Eas; GreeuH,ch &c
Rhode I,puI mouey . to . IL Discount, ex
.cai lhs N4,rhap'a and National o. Providence
tau River Unloa Bank, and Il. I. Central, q, Els
/ GrrcnAi.h.
Taarfou B1uk. Il, 2s, and 81 Of the New
1 Eus.euI BIus Note CompGuy's general Plate
ol.h Tie check plate 90 The back, ore not receis
/ 30.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17

From ,h4 beet iaf. rma,ion could c"i.rcl IRON
sau,ces accessible 90 mc, but uufe paf'icuisny
;f..ii tu- Cashier ~ ns Bals ~h". tuke p.easuIe
90 ss,irg alluded sns e,efy facility ga his p"~- f
aud Ense .ifasi character AN pvrsusd-d shoaiJ
not sul-r uhsie,er may be The result 81 The Pies-
eut eabsrras.meuls Of the Wiaasor BsHk. sm
e. 20 sep2oss re, ,ss No'ss o. Bis 1sesl'ssis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
WINDSOR BANK.

TO TnE punL;c.-Rumors uutavcrablc to The
credit and fojecncy Of THIS institution having OBJ
tanned circulation, | deemed il part of my Off
cial duty to take ea:ly measures 10 investigate rs
pt.alrs on the 81, uli started for tho place
of its location and on my arrival proceeded To an
oHamaatIou which has been continued TO s com
picliuu a. rari3y tie raturc Of the would
permit. II Is proper 10 premise th,t tMs Bank
- not under the Vermont Safety Fond law It's
Charter having been granted previous 10 the pas
sopc # that act The public will Therefore bear
900 mind That iuy examination has been regulated
ty ihc express provisions of the charter Itself
ana not permitted by 1t to enter into Lclais Of ia
dNilual accounts, consequently general stale
mout only must DC expected which however II Is
my intention o make sufficiently explicit to
the Important purpose ci enabling The public to
Judge correctly If The s0lNpacy or insolvency Of
! the insu'utJu. To explain such part Of tie
statement ruueXeI as TciutGs 20 The Pension Agent,
who Il Will be- econ js reported 10 be a creditor IN
. ,Le -am ~ Sl2 9-J. % T. proper to fcmtr% that
. thr .a.e nicslacai 81 The instruction va in part
ihe Agent &C j3o Gayeranenl for :he payuent of
peD-uucr, I'D Vermont, not however ~ President
tuf OBJ E4ah b.t 800 lis ludi'l.1l. capacity. am
advised tasi during the period oc nay examination
AMI bic the same was progressing. Seven Thou
s1rd Dollars iu Specie MIS- p8ld by 'h" Cashier
. upon DE written order # 1850 of lh1 Directors O.
, 10 the United States Attorney for tie p,-ltIri #
Vermont ~ reduction # he debt doc 90 The Pea-
sion Agent, which previous 10 that puymcut aioo1
q, sl05s5
The following is the resah OF nay eAeH.a'-
Total amount of Dill. issued rincc The Bank com
trapr,l n-ers,I,n az. "a q Ia Anil ISIS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

VIII not pretend to say. 1t may be, ss tho Arxus
would 'nsiniiate. that he has acted exclusively
a volunteer IN this dirty business; but I should
imagine that this, instead Of mitigating is rath-
or calculated to increase tho odum which should
attach TO any one in thus loaning himself 10 tho
persecution of a countryman ia a foreign land
The facts speak for themselves, and | leave 70
others to draw their own conclusions a. 10 the
conduct of this Of Executive, and the ma
turc of the undertaking between him and his i'm
mediate political associates III regard TO the man.
ner, the time, and the place Of NV arrest upon .
note obtained by admitted fraud. Smarting under
the attempt to disgrace me, and feeling that the
worthless American who was then receiving tho
most marked attentions OF the British Court as \
representative OF my country, was in fact most
fitted for employment in the purlieus Of the Lon
don Police. did not hesitate in attributin0 bis
conduct to a deep land plan the part of my po-
iiticai enemies, in the prosecution Of which tho
son of the Executive was the mere tool Under
these circumstances, wrote him the enclosed let
ter, which, if the Argus be credited did in
justice 10 my prosecutor herc, and did not hold in
sufficient contempt the judgme mt and discretion Of
volunteered his services TO punish political oppo
nent OF his father by endeavoring to iacarcernto
him in a Foreign Prison. | care not on which
horn of the dilemma the Argus NAV think it con-
vehient to place the of tho Executive In
either he, at least, is most effectualiy dis
graced in the estimation of all honorable men.
Very truly your friend,
]. WATSON WEBB.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

From. the NJ 7. Ere. Star
CLEAR THE COURSE FOR THE SuB-TREAsURY-
We entreat our South Carolina friends to read the
following, and to ponder and reflect upon it. Here
is Government shin plaster issued for three dol
lars and four cents. Where is the sub-treasury
project to lead us7 Into labarynth Of shin-plas-
tiers and rags--the gold and silver will disappear,
md we shall fall back on the old continental mo-
ney. Look to it in time and dispel these illusions
Receirer's Office, Galena, Illinois,
July 30, 1888.
$500.
This will be received by me, for Three Dollars
and four cents, in payment for Land, it being
the interest due certain Treasury notes paid
by Henry 5. Beebe, this day.
JOHN DEMENT,, Receiver.
The payment Of the fourth insiainent Of Sur
plus Revenue. amounting to about $9,OOO,OOO. 1t
will be recoliected was postponed. at the extra
session Of Congress, September, 1887, until the
lst January next. Will Mr.. Woodbury. be able to
paw it then. without a new issue Of the sconsfitu
tional currency" of Treasury Notes-or will he
be compelled to ask for another posiPonement?.
NEW ARTICLE-A gentleman lately returned
from the West, reports that he saw negro fellow
cutting hair from the forehead of Buffalo, and.
on being asked what was his object, he replied
that he was providing supply OF false culrs for
some of de fair seek
The infant daughter Of Louis Philippe OF
France is named Victoria Augusta Ludovic Luccs
Isabella Amelia Filomena Helena Penelope bour'
ben. Whew! -.s s.-.-~ ..
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
Hing Ticket

Gov. G1LNER's majority over Mr.. ScHLEY, last
wear, in the above counties, was 3,7S6; SO that
the Wing ticket above has gained near 900 votes.
National Inteiigences Oct. TO-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

PATRICK HENRY, in the course Of a debate in
the Virginia Convention, on the adoption Of the
Federal Constitution, said:
''icll me where and when did freedom exist,
,rhen the purse and srord are giren up from the
People? Unless miracle in human affairs viii
interposc, no nation ever did or ever can, retain
its liberty after the loss Of the sword and the
purse.
Il object, too, against the immense patronage
Of the President, because it places in his hands
the means Of corruption, and Of distributing
throughout the country n band Of retainers in the
shape Of Judges, revenue officers, and others,
which renders him irresistible in any scheme of
ambition that he might mediate against the lib
critics Of the country.
81 object to the whole gang of federal officers.
Gentlemen, depend upon it, this power
may work sorely on your Decks."
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

CHAPTER ABOUT AN Ok -DRIvER.-Thc FrankIio
Delegation to tho Young Mems Convention, ac-
companied by Gov Vance, tarried the night pro-
ceding the Cow at n small village some
10 miles this side of Vernon. During tho oven
ing number of farmers gathered in 10 shake tho
hand Of their brother farmer. Among others, was
an elderly man-short, Stout, and rebuilt,
with body bowed by labor and age He adj
vanced to Governor Vance and offered his hand.
with tho remark that they were old acquain-
tances The expression at once drew tho atten-
ton Of the Governor from those with whom he
was engaged. Turning abruptly around, the
Governor was surprised TO meet the gaze Of one
of his fellow -aborers at the Scioto Salt works,
whom he had not seen for thirty years! With
the old face, came crowding up the recollcctions
and feelings Of former times, and the Governor
yrasped the old mans hand with the exclamatioh
-" Why, here's Title Johnny Armstrong, one "
he old salt boHcrs!' "Yes," replied Armstrong,
and your 10 Vance, rho used to drirc oxeN for
zso' And forgetting place, circumstance, condi-
in life, and all things else, tho ssold salts en-
cred into conversation in which months and
ears of mutual labor were brought freshly to ro-
nembrance.
The next evening, at the meeting held in Yer
ION Court House, Mr.. Kelley, not aware Of the
presence of the old gentleman, related TO tho
Meeting the circumstances above narrated. The
Incident, seized upon by the speaker to illustrate
he equality of our political in stitutions, was re-
eived by the assembly with immense applause;
ut how was the cheering increased, when Astss
ohnny Armstrong jumped up, with the remark
nat "every word of the story true, for Tn
Ohm Armstrong, and (pointing TO the Governof)
,crcs the cid Or Drirern' 3%
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

UNITED 0TATES CENATORS-E HkeSU mCuIU0ID
Of the United States Senate will 60 out Of Office
on the 4th Of March, 1889. OF these fifteen, six
are Wings, seven Locofocos, and two Conserve
tiyes, viz:
Wmes-Webster, Of Mass; Robbins, Of r. l.:
Southland, of N. J.; Bayard, Of Delaware; Msrrick,
of Maryland; Swift, of Vermont.
Locorocos-Trotter, Of Miss; Grundy, Of
Tenn; Niles, of Conn; asu,ou Of Missouri;
Upton, of Indiana; Morris, Of Ohio; Mexican, Of
Pennsylvania.
CoxsERvAT1vEs-Tallmadg Of New York;
Rives, of Virginia.
Five, at least, Of the seven Locofocos win not
be returned; while it is presumed tho six wings
will be reelected, without opposition.
(Greene County (O) Toreb-Lisht
THEORY AND PRACTIcE-In theory the sup
porters Of Mr.. Van Buren are violently opposed e
banks How has il been in their prsct,cst 1es
the facts answer. In ten of the States where they
have heretofore had majorties IN fhe Legislstufe,
they increased the banking operations 70 the anso-
mt of eighty one million OF doIiafs. Such % the
difference between theory and practice.
sraxARY-The New York Star, SAYS tho peintsD
oc PhiIadeIphia are preparing to build moonaDeas
over the remains Of Bcnj. Franklin.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

ATTEMPT OF JOHN VAN buren, TO INCAR-
CERATE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN AN EN-
GLISH PRISON.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

1LIISoIs.-The last number Of the IuinoiaH
contains the official returns Of tho poll for Cover
nor. The aggregates are as follows:
For Carlin, Administration, 3O,535
Edwards. Wing. 20530
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

Croton wa,er-works, residing in Blocker street,
saw on several different occasions the head of a
man at the window OF the room in which he was
in the habit of Sleeping. Being convinced that
his nocturnal visiter had good intentions in
making such untirnely cali, he set his wits at
work TO discover the intruder. For this purpose
a machine was con s.ructed to act in such man
ner that when the thief entered the window, he
came in coutacr with pulley which put in ope-
ration two large Bowie knives. After giving his
invention two o three rehersals, and finding that
it would be impossible for person to escape who
might attempt to enter. he locked up his house
and gave out tina, he intended leaving town.
The bait took. On Thursday night, a notorious
thief, in attempting to get through the window,
received Of the knives in his body. and fell to
the ground below. He picked up bleeding
and insensible, by persons who handed him
to the care of the proper authorities..-N. Yorker
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

Administration ms jority, $50
Less than 1000 in 10000 votes--a lean ma
jority, indeed. In 1882 the Jackson majority
was s,715, in 1886 it was reduced to 1888; and
now in 1888, it is 996. According to this
scse of downward progression, what will il b in
1910!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

One hundred and forty thousa nd dollar, in specie
were recently landed at the mouth OF the A4kan-
sas river, destined for the troops and Indians.
The crops in Great Britain. France, and IRE
land have suffered from an abundance of rain,
and cold weather.
The call ofGen. Gains for volun teers has met
with the disapprobation ofthe Government,