Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-06


OF the expected cavalcade Of deleoa,es a cloud
OF dust suddenly arose in the direction in which
.hey were gazing which re 1:ced them exceeding
y. concluding that where there was so much
Dust raised there must be something to make il.
oHe OF the ranting juveniles Immediately COM.
nehceo MS buiiying-'there the real democracy
Tor you-none Of your rue- shirted, silk stocking
gentry they are the ones who will use I'D Bid
die ana the bank this flll-ihey can't he bought
IKE cattle IN the market with $4,000 But
saysa Wing standing by, they Gao be bought for
less Chats lie,' said the loco none but fed
eraiists can be bought, and they are no, wanted
by us-there's Your real repubcan's-of the real
Jeitersonian'-here his slang stopped for lust
then the cause Of the dust presented itself in
coming over the bridge, in the shape of n drove of
oxen. Il say saws Wing, cant you reputlicans
be bought by the pound!' 'D-u your republic
ans said the loco, and off he went in glorious
sweat lie SAID no more that day sbout republi-
ans.-Syracuse Wing
"A dawn begins to open upon US; the crepu-
solar rays of returning republcanism ire fast ex
tending over the darkness Of our political hori-
ION, before whose brightness the mermidons Of
Inonecracy will skulk away and take up their a
bode with demons their wanted associates, in
their hollow caves Of darkness.-Jachson Tele-
graph.
There's eloqnence for you .gentIemen of the
Jury Memphis Enqr.
| appointment Of Steam Boat Inspector.-By
The act of last Congress, for the protection of pas
sengers and shippers board vessels propelled Nv
steam, and which goes into operation on the frs I
OF October next, the United States District JUDGE
IS required 10 appoint competent and faithful
persons to inspect the hulls boilers and machine
rv OF every boat, when requested so to do by
the master or owner, and furnish duplicate GER
tcates Of such inspection. Along the lakes
hat Infp h.,
made, yet we see no notices of similar appoint
rnents on the Ohio Mississippi rivers There
is now but little time intervening before boats
winch have not complied with the requirements
OF the law IN procuring their certificates will be
liable to severe penalties, or may be put to grea,
trouble in freeing themselves from vexatiOus
suits under this law. Owners and masters OF
boats would do well to look to it. We presume
the failure TO make the appointments is an over
sight on the part of the District Judge
Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed by
those who have been fitting up their boots under
this law. Many OF its provisions will be found
useless and some inIpraciicable; yet it may be SC
amended as ultimately to accomplish the objects
red.-Missour Republican.
; MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-The Military con
vention, which assembled at Norwich on the 4,f
OF July last, met pursuant to ad lournment at the
same place, on the 18th of August. In the absence
of the President Mr.. Udal of Hartford, Gen jacob
Washburn of ProctorsviIle was elected President
pro- TEN, Capt. Partridge from the committee ap
pointed tor that purpose in July reported an nd
dress to the people OF the Uuied States on the
subject OF the militia, accompanied by plan 70
It's more efficient organization and discipline
which was unanimously accepted by the Con
ventlOn. The Convention, was numerouslv at
tended and composed of Gentlemen from sever
al States, then adjourned to meet at Montpelie
on the 18th of October.
SINGULAR FoRc1vEsEss-Sir Walter Scott, i
his article in the Quarterly Review on the Gu
loden papers, mentions characteristic nstanc
OF the old Highland warriors mode of PARDON
You must forgive your bitterest enemy ,Kenmui1
now said the confessor to him, he lay GASP
ing on his death-bed. sWel, if l must must
replied the chettain, 'but my curse be YOU
Donald turning towards his son, 'if you forgiv
him.
Observation-Disclosures gives an excellen
canon OF advice in regard to detraction DE;
with 1t as with wasp; never attack it unles
= you are sure TO destroy 1t; it will assail yo
with increased evaporation and greater force
Mr.. Charles Serruys, the newly appointe
= Charge d. Affairs of his Majesty, the king
Belgium to the United States, presented his lie
ter credentials to the Secretary of State on Satu
u day.
. The DAYS OF CHIvALRY RETURNED.-The CO
onation of young and beautiful maiden Queer
: seems to have inspired the young noblemen
! Great Britain with tho chivalrous spirit, whic
= warmed the bosoms of their ancestors. la,
number of the London Court Journal says, tn;
the Earl of Eghntoun, young Scottish nobl
:, man, skilled in every martial and courtly accom-
plishment OF ancient or of modern days, has d
3 cared his intention of holding solemn Tourn
:, ment IN the course Of next Spring, at his Cast
: of Eglintoun, in Ayrshire. where every aid tn
knowledge and taste can give will be afforded
celebrate the event with the n,agnificence suit
- BILE to such an occasion. The lists are to be Co
structed on very extensive scae,-caculatt
for the accommodation of not less than ten tho
:, sand spectators-and when the rich varieties
" costume of hundreds of fair ladies-the spend
. armour and ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF hundred and fit
: knights, their banners and trophies and warl;l
y. decorations, shall fill the arena, need scarce
- say that Europe will not have witnessed &C
- geous display since the days of the Field of II
:, Cloth of Gold, the armour and costume of viii,
- period has been selected as the most pcturesa,
: and appropriate.
:. The President and Cabinet are abroad, some
= the Watering places, and others reviewing Il
Queens troops in Canada.-In the mean tim
''Nick Biddle' keeps the Government in MOTTO