Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-01

crs The kndest appeiia,ou that her christian
name affords is the best YOU sspeciali,
before faces. An everlasting amy dear' Is bu
sorry compensation for a grant of that sort o
love that makes the husband cheerfu.iy toll b,
day, break his rest by nights, endure ali sorts o
hardships, if the life or health of his wife demans
it lie. your deeds, and not your words carry L
her heart daily and hourly confirma ton OF tn,
TACT. that you value her health and life and hap
piness beyond all others in the world; and let ihi,
be manifest to her particularly a, those time:
when life is always more or less in danger.
/ [Cobbet,.
/ THE Posr OFFIcE.-When General jackson
! decided appoint Kendall Post Master General
he satisfied Van Buren, that he the very man
who could serve him the most in appointing his
friends to Office, and one who would take mos;
PAINS to bring the patronage OF tho office to bear
on elections.
t The people not aware of the dangerous
power entrusted to this INSCRIPTIONS person. His
annual expenditures among contractors, clerks.
mail carriers, &c DC. amount TO nearly t1c nal
lions If dof!ars!! and he does not pay one cent,
If he knows ii, to political opponent. The
number OF persons he appoints deputy Post
M ,scrs, whom lie officially called "Hire!iags,''
amounts to thirteen thousand With this army
at his heels, and five millions of annual eypendi-
lures, he takes the field against the friends OF lib
crty and law, and urges every man in the public
service to be active and Jealous in opposing the
friends Of reform to the utmost. 1t is time for
the people TO awaken to their danger.
Our REVOLUTIONARY SIREs.-The following is
an extract from John Meals Fourth of July Ora
tom
'Nhen the yousy alone bear sway, rashress
AMI headong presumption prevails. When the
old have exclusive dominion there is always
want If conr lge and hope, Of generous adventure
and heroic enterprise. There should be MIX
iuro of both Of the young and the OLD, 10 carry
us, and oIs behaved country. through the storm
that is gathering about her. Cast Nour eyes over
The rec ,rds of her greatness, and while YOU fad
that Alexander Hamilton was hardly of age, when
he began TO play his part in the awful drama of
the revolution, being only twenty when he was
ken int the family OF the Comm ndc n Chief
with TIE rank of Lieut.. Colonel, YOU fnl also
th,t Benz min Franklin was 50 before he begun
to be he I'd oc-S an lei Adams 44-Jarnes Otis
5S--J In A ams 35-Jnsiah Quincy 4O-J"hn
.iancoc Sand Thomas Jefferson 81, before
they were greatly distinguished And so with
al the actors of that age. They were full grown
men--ripcnnd with toll. and
strengthened by long habits of endurance and
self dependence. Let it be forever remembered
thar the men of the Revolution were all ,ro-kinS
nea-t,ose of New England especially. Greene /
was blacksmith, franklin a printer, Koge:
s.vr"n'' -i'oer'",iur, P".""n'a farmer They |
we're doctors and preachers, attorneys and shop
ness, ashamed of his calling.
They thinkers, and taors, and coblers what then.
Wee ,hey not Patriots, were they not Mas.
THE SPITE OF THE GLOBE AGAINST THE Con-
ERvAT1vEs.-The Globe of Friday last says:
"The first union Of The pseudo Wings and Con-
erva,ives was their going into bank together as
rawers and endorsers, and coming out with hum
reds Of thous ands of dollars be laid by their
rshin and N Land ! I
lasions! Yes, the Conservatives and their new
'ederal allies dipped largely together in bank
,ans and bank spcculat;ons, and then took their
eats in Congress to iegisate on the currency
nj the lsnjs--both sides Of the coalition mos:
entity embracing that policy in Congress which
as calculated 70 cheaper the currency in which c
lev were bound to pay their debts to the banks; =
nd to enhance the price of tho lands which were !.
heir means.''
Why docs not the Globe give the names? We "
1ow of bu, single instance where Conserva- :,
We mernber OF Congress went into bank with a
'hig TO raise money 10 invest In lands, and In !
at one, there happened Z, be third partner, :
ho the Hon. Henry HUBBARD, of the Sen :
e. If that, however, be "A sin, there happens to :.
many others whu guilty. Did not the {,
ice President borrow money out of the banks to :,
vest in lands? The Secretary of State too-and r.
C Postmaster General also? How long since :.
it that the editor OF the Globe himself, borrow -
money of bank on drtiHc1Gt Or made paper! =;
,es the editor of the Globe know that the great r r,
envy OF all banks, (CoI. Benton ha his bank ~
comm odations? If he does not, know him such :.
the fact. Even since the adjournment of Con- .
ess VIC hear he has awaited himself of bank "a 1t
tiles. g.
So it appears, that some others borrow money -
m the banks and speculate, besides the Conser- 80
tives. We could name many others, holding y,
ciai stations, who large hank debtors, and =.
ose song from morn till night Is, ''down with -
!, banks some of whom are probably among -,
worst enemies the banks have,vz: those who o.
,e. paw, in anv currency at all, or undera com =,
mise of one cent OF a do!lar--Iadisonian g
all
Madame Vestrs, the danscIss, who arrived ~ ~
Great Western, says N5rthern paper. Is to 80
Give s 1000 for one hIn lred nights Perform -.
e at the Park Theatre. New York; $4,000 for ,
,tv-six nights at the Chestnut Street. Phla- he
Dha. and at the same rate for a certain num- a..
of nights at the IIolila, Street. he
EXPEDITION TO THE FAR WEsr--The Pen- ga,
; 4 !vocnte saws that the 1st Regiment of -.
g,onS viii g,olt early in the spring to ex =.
e the country along the eastern base of the -,
XIV Mountains. TO make treaties Of amitv with -
Indi1n tribes, and to ascertain II the hunters
he H rs N " C. .mpany have. as is reported, -,i
,GIei Americ IN ground by hunting on the east 80