Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

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ppiatiag ds0esatss . State Cave -
. held, 70 no@iaase eaadidaess far Ge,~e
LeEsssasare. ke:-A iaf4e asnhss e nsS
were apPoiated. -
Ga The sshjscs Il shs psspos,a N,,;...,.
vcns'on, the meetisg passed Tho tolIsviee
ton:
.Resolsed, That in the opiaioa a IL. -.
a National Convcntioo should be coevesS
some Genital point, in which tho seatinenS
nose opposed TO the ruinoas policy Of shs -
administrators, should be fairly reprcseaAei
purpose Vt nominating suitahl csnd;dSan
fressdency aud Vice Psesidescy q theoa 49,
States. That the State Coavoniiuu e An-s-
should nominate seven delegates. q rrIIr..
this State in tho National Ceoveu.ien-sS
delegates, should be untfamaelled bv ;..ar,-cN
but left FREQ, after full consaltasioa With -,
''t'cat brethren, to pursue their owa esasssl.
THE FRlENDS-Thi.; is he $780,.
W Meeting-and the city is 6lled vysh 49,
denccs which brighten arouad de e..-L
Brctheriy Love, sad attest the excc,Isee. -
"walk and conversation" o. q truth. n. -
refreshed by the presence of these in e.-s
They bring with them the calm heauty of
tho propric,ics which aisualiss their -, -.
secaa to set forth the comlimess or ,he i,.s -
Heaven. To us. April hsa no fair,r ssr,e.s;
in Philadelphia, thaa that il hs,nes so1e,hs, -
parts remote. the kiad hearted asd be,.,si-
FRIENDS. we Ioso TO ses them il Arch ~.
we"d'ng their way 10 tranquil shroags 10 or ~
the meetings, and wearing in svery co~,,e.s'..
the beams of that peace which passes u.d..-.I
ing A modern suthos, LAxs--ii,scd by Ais -
TO write Q" such theme-shus speaks Of H.
assembling IN the great metropolis q Eaglaaa:
"How reverend 10 he view Il sAsss AsaAsA Asaaa,
| Looking ranqsiliy.'
''No.hing plotting, nough,-cahallins, a..
cievous synod! co0v0cstiou without intrixve!s~
lament without debate! what q lsssoe d. ~
read to councii, and to consis,ory !-ifmy pes -
OF you lightly NJ happily il vail waades-sa
my spirit hath gravciy fslt tho wisdom q :.
custom, when sitting among you 10 49,
peace, wh,ch some out-we lling tears would -.
confirm than disturb, have reverted to ths -
Of your beginnings, aud the sowings a - -
by Fox and Dewsbury. I have wiinesesi =
which brought before ans eyes your hsreie -.
quiility, insensible to the rude icsis and 60
violences Of tho insolent soldiery, rcpuhlie,a |.
royalist, sent to molest you-for 20 eat hsesn
tho fires of two prosecutions; the ouicass asl z
securing Of church aud presby tery,-l have -
the rceling sca-rufii an, who had wondered -
your receptacle with the avOwed inisssio 4
disturbing your quiet, from tho very api6s e -
place receive In a moment . new head, sa1 psss-
emily sit among ye as a lamb amidst laaAs~-Aa
I remembered PENN before his accuserp, ~ Pa
in the bail dock, where no was lifted up = syiIt
~ he tells US, aud ''thc judge and the ~ y
came dead men under his feet" IL -
beautiful writer commends the garb add ssileu
Of the Friends,as presenting n tranquil uais1sg
from which health, nurture and rcircshmsae -
vitality spring.-'The sory garments Il Fnsai'
he says, ~sccm incapable Of rcceiviaQ . saiL ~
; cleanliness in Them 10 be something nsoss -
the absence Of its contrary. Every Qaakesvu
isa lily; and when they come up in bands 10 sbsi
J Whi,sun-coaferences, whiseains The easssss,
} streets Of the metropolis, from IA passs e ~
nitcd Kingdom, they show like 'roaps q sAs 80
ing Ones" Though written for the mcri1as 4
London, all can see how happily this wsuA =
ply to Philadelphia. Each Que Of those ssssaee.
now in the city, young OF old, mairoa q ~
father or son, seems to say 10 the city, it, -
roughfares are scanned and pcra bulascd--sPaa
be within thy walls, and pie ntcousness cd
thy dwellings; Tor my brethrcn aud my couqn
ions" sake ! will now say, "PEAcE NJ VIM
ruKE!'-Phil. Gaz.
Ma. CLAYTON AT LOUlsviLLE.-Wc lean =
the LOuisv lille Gazette, that while this RsasAw
was initiating his balloon, on Monday last, -
Of FIRE from bystandcr's cigar set Ere 10 shs r
!. which exploded with q tremendous mise, ssdG
-iousy injured five persons. Mr.. G. was -
slightly hurt. This daring eronaut scsas 4
, tined 10 numerous escapes. -
The Journal, Of yesterday, has the ssnssii
particulars Of this accident 49, yesterday, /
about half past 2 O'Clock, whilst Alr. Claysi
balloon was undergoing the process of islsin
A., the gas, from some unknown cause, took - q
exploded with . noise like the discharge r. -
lery. Four persons engaged in the inaaiiss -
: badly burned--onc Of them il 10 feared 6naru
, ously. Tho balloon was INSTANTLY busssj, r
the FIRE was communicated 10 the woojes 1sgeil
. Of the cistern containing the water asd sabss Z
: grcdicnts from which the gas wss oassfieosssl
We were present at the scene about - hoSs ~
o wards, when the iirc was still isssiag - 1sse1
from all parts Of the surface of ~ sssss vSsh
u sound like the faint runbling Il dsssss asssS.e
"Mr. Clayio0's Peccniasy loe - sssy ss:c.
one. II cannot 10 less ibas e1sss eseasss q
Iars-protably it u more. UPsa shaa asaal
i however he hardly bestUws . tbosgha; e's
. regret il on account a ~ ss6esisgsd ~ g
. tuna,c workmen, and the dissPPssasmses : :
Q public. Foe his pecuniary toas, vsaAsses =
j. be, he will, VIC are sure, he Pro0paiy So
y ted by q generous public" -
"A From sss Ciaeisasd ~
A MErALIac CURREScY-Jhe kba
n Gazette, Of tho 10th iost., gives The aassee
y sesiption ofa now coin lately put into ciss
IF Will not the Administraaiou cause shs 60
. feieers 70 be asrcstedi Il 10 eestaisly 49,