Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17
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FOR PRESIDENT |
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON. |
Inject to the decision ofthe National Couvea.
ton to be held by the W higs Of the Z. states.
| GIVE have devoted a considerable portion of
to-day 'spaper to Congressional news, and remarks
on the Sub-Tseasury Bill. We conceive it to be
of more importance than any other subjcc, than
will probably come before our National Legisla. |
ture; and shall give connected report Of its daily
progress through Congress
/ First Arriral this Misunderstanding with its /
joyous c"ncornitants, are being enjoy ed by many
OF Our citizens TO their hearts content. The only
snow we have had this winter, now covers the
ground to the depth of eight ten inches, aud,
at this time, its depth bids fair to be increased
1t appears to have brought with il, all its wontcd
h'arity and fun: the merry ringing Of BELLS
the happy laugh-the delightful music of strings,
and the joyful country dance. May it be enjoyed
by those who have time and .ho can afford it; but
for us, can't expect to do il in any ottcr way
than out, s'derls'' and ALL and take first
rate snow balling froic, on Saturday night. Snow
, balling won't COS, much, no how.
Van Buren, Con Caacns.-Great and
! mighty doings have been transacted about the
Tory diggings at Indianapolis, since our last. The
Van jack otticc-hollers have met in conclave, and
f have issued orders 10 the people. And the way
I their orators used up Henry Clay, is cauton!-
: He is dciunct-annihated, and that too by Nat
Bolton! (O Oh ye powers of impudence, where
will We not lead your votaries! The address is in
: Mr.. Owens happcst style, and will, no doubt, be
!, remembered in future bargains for office. great
: many resolutions were passed, some of which we
will give to readers hereafter. They pre-
cious morsels and show that their authors fear
r tremblc. 1t does good TO how these big
= office holding Tories sweat! "Pork ten cents
: pound!'-"Go it We cripples!!'
J., Hu==a for Granny Grundy I'VE had hope
this honorable senator would have resigned, bu
st the - . per Gay .inat ycipw ,',s-,
re a ..leetle'' too much for his independence. ii
n holds on, but his situation is like dogs who hav
=, been caught killing sheep, they hold their tail
D. between their legs and submit to their fate II
a. should resign and give the State Of Tennessee
Elf opportunity Of sending senator who would bait,
against this tory measure, and advocate with fore
:" and energy, such measures as may be in acco
ey calculated to save the country from humbugger
or and ruin.
N STATE BANK.-Amos Lane, the would be Mi
- ister to Bogata, has published article in Il
Of Lawrenceburgh Political Beacon, as prclimina
Of step towards an investigation of the affairs Of d
RE Branch Bank at that place lie prates about 4
a, "thc public good-' as his only incentive to tho
IS lo.,, ooI Co..
of public, reminds Of a remark made BY in
or yidual few weeks since in indianapolis, in
AT gard to this same Amos Lane. One evening
ring the early part Of the session Of the legis
ture, Temperance Society met in the capitol
lin our State, and, among the speakers VINO WI
lE- called upon to address the meeting, An
""i Lane! In the course of his remarks he stat
: :, that he had never drank any spirits in the COZ
pre- of his life that he had felt its effects
his mind The remark alluie to tina
the ,,,s,.r,,;,, !, knock-down ,roumept aoai
this ~
the temperance 7'''e'os' 'o' 90 "o' ma.
, in Amos Lane TO boast of never having drank
S "a spirits. and conclusive argument that Ten
rance Societies do not constitute the whole e
'nen of community. His professions for the s'dcar
81, ple,' are about equal to his Temperance Spe
Sc "a may smile, and SMILE and still be villain
We Judge Of the motives Of men by thei
IN Of a., a,,v 81 ;o.,.,.,;
lck a "'''S' "''N " ''o'
the expose their ac'ions' anu 50 lar as - IN
power, to do it correctly, the motives OF such
rules orcanizinp demacopues as study to subvert
third ,.:.;.,;,s ". ;.oo. tho editor oe III.
con will hold up this said Amos in all his def
.,.ss ties, and give the public specimen Of some
NO on proFercd, but declined. private negotiations
,art of Mr. Woodbury. for tine Lawrenceburgh Bran
been When he shall have done his best againz
'lu"s Bank, we recommend that monument Of N
Of the erected his fame, and that this be its mot,
ossible ''sic transit es gloria munaa!"
nment N
PRE-ENrrIoN RIGHTs-A bill granting
pros enptlon rights to squaaeeTs on the PUBIC d
Works has passed the Senate Of the United States
ners to IS o,. S.,.,o-. Mr. linton. vnea f~ :.
while