Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24
1S1P1EDM.A OH NEWS

1sPITDN, OH NEWS
MARslED,-At Boston, on Sunday last, by
the Chaplain of tho House o. Representa-
tives, Rev. Edward n. Harris, member Of the
House, from Maiden, TO Miss Sarah George, Of
Boston. This hymeneal affair Is the subject Of
some remark in the city. Mr.. Harris, " no has ex-
hibited many eccentfici;ies a legislator, we'll
~ divine, ben: in a state Of widovhood, with
three children, saw Miss George accidentally,
through the window Of a milli0er's shop, and
being favorablv impressed with her appearance
popped his head into the door, and popped the
question Of marriage to her. She biushed and
hesitated, he gave brief account Of himself, said
he would give her \ week to consider and deter
mine. ind left the shop. At the expiration Of
the term. he again appeared, consent was given,
the ceremonies were at once performed, Mr.. Har-
ris resigned his seat in the House, and has taken
his young bride (only sevcnseen) off to Muthuen.
where he has received call for settlement. O.
yer u universalsts Society, $500 per annum.
ORIGIN OF THE SUB-TREASURY.
How often is Alex. Hamilton quoted ''by
thority'' the great prototype Of the present
AnfiSub- Treasury party. Perhaps the democra-
cy Of the country are little aware that Cen Ham
iIton himself, according to the Globe, proposed the
plan which they now called upon to support.
The following has appeared in the editorial
columns Of the Globe within the las: eight
months.
GEN.HAMILTON HIMSELF PROPOSED THE PLAN
OF ESTABLISHING oFFICERs IN THE DIFFERENT
STATES, AS PLACES DEPOSIT AND DIsBURsE-
MENr."
! A SmoRr CmArrER-Ifa man would be 10
CO foco, let him the banks. Even as it is
written in the Globe, 1.-the Banks be bonemills,
and they grind the counteuances Of the poor"
Therefore, when We SEQ the Banks withhold
ing their gold aud their silver, that they may save
themselves and those that have feelings with
them, curse them, and say of them that they be
knaves and swndlers.
For 10, they keep unto themselves the gold and
silver, which belongeih to them that sit in high
places and bear rule you.
But and if We shall see them making ready to
paw their gold and their silver, and to this end re-
fusing issue forth their own notes, and to lend
unto them that have need;
| Then shall ye also curse them, and say, be-
hold how they turn the screws; they tighten the
cords, yea they lay grievous burdens upon mems
shoulders, that cannot be borne.
| So therefore If the Banks pay, curse them, II
they do not pay curse them; but this We say,
whatsoever ye do, curse the Banks !(-TIartford
Cour.
F., CCRroUs CHALLENcr-Mr J. w. Crcxen, says
an English paper, was lately bound over for three
months, to keep the peace towards Mr. John Stan
ton, himself in twenty pounds, and two snret'es
each in a like sum. A misunderstanding had ia
ken place between the parties, and MIR. Croxen
sent to Mr. Stanton the following letter, the foun-
daton Of the present neutrality-suspicious.
street, Dec. 5, 1871, James Wilmot Croxcn,
by the grace Of God, being Of sound mind, body,
and understanding, do this: FIRST, from your ha-
wing wantonly and wifully aspersed my charac-
ter mot coming under the existing laws Of the
country l hereby challenge you to mortal COM
bat Pincc-Race-course. Name time per re.
turn, and weapons. J. w. CRoxEx." To add to
the tcrrors Of this mortal Defiance the writer has
drawn the foot skull and crossboncs, with the
under jaw in the lower angle complete.
!. AvALrAxr nusBAND-An unfortunate married
man was very il-uscd by his Xantippe; he wa.
oven treated with an occasional thrashing. His
friends rallied him upon this and at last spurrcd
him on to declare that he would make effort &c
be master. Ono day, not long after, his better
half was 30 furious that he found himself compel
led to seek shelter under tho table. Just at thi.
moment tho voices Of his friends were heard in
the passage. "Come out, come OUT cried the
wife, fearful Of exposure. mo, no." cried the
husband in triumph; "come out, indeed, not ], III
, shov for once thai I'm master''
Force OF AFrEcrIox.-While the convicts wcr.
!: proceeding few days ago from Clonmel to tn.
depot in Cove, they had 20 pass through the vii
lage Of CIogheen, where one Of them had former
Iy resided. His family gathered round the car Il
his arms, and it required actual violence to sepa
rate them. When the child was taken from him
he called out to young Mr.. Vowel, who had tn
convicts in charge, ooh, Mr. Harry, my heart j
: brokcn!' Then fell back the car and expire
before tho party had reached the first town.
u Irish paper.
DIFFICULT cAsR.-The French courts ar
j.. about to have u case laid before them which pre-
=, sents difficulties which il would require tho wis
;, dom Of Solomon to decide. The following are tn
facts:-The maid-servant Of q house, q youn
!, woman 'of . certain age" was summoned to tn
:, succor Of two suffering mothers, and in a fe'
!. minutes received into her arms two new-bor
!. male infants, which she placed in a cradle. b.
,r without marking the place Of either. One OF tn
- children died a few minutes after its birth, an
- now both mothers CLAIM the living ono.
Hurry AND pE.PArcH.-No two things diff;
&c more than hurry and despatch. Hurry is n
'e mark Of a weak mind, and despatch Of q stron
in one weak man in office, like q squirrel 10
h. cage, is aboring eternay, but to no purpose, an
'c in constant motion, without getting on jot lii
e, turnstlc, he is in every body's way, but stoI
o. nobody he talks great deal. but says very litt
looks into every thing, but sees into nothing; AZ