Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15

! 1 ne feaSOis OIL ms Is obvious, because WofDe
here are domestic IL their habits beyond that 9
other countries, and do not mingle in public a.
semblages. At the fire-side is the strong hold c
power--there is that influence diffused and fell
while she, who exercises it, Is totally unconsciou
Of the great momentum towards good or evil, sh
IS giving the growing characters around her,
CoU!a females know that upon them devoved th
responsibility of making men virtuous or other
wise, how lightly would they deem mere exter
nal decoration that only catches the eye and i'm
agnation Of the other sex. i'll comparison to thu
GUILTY. alton Of mind that controls and influences
them. 1t has been said by an eminent author
that the color OF nations morals is Imbibed from
| its women. Ifthis be the case, Americans shoulc
be less corrupt than all nations, for cerrainly the.
women vet more modest and relig ious than
those of any other country Among US, the mar
riage tie has ever been regarded sacred, and
society sierny frOwns down its vioIater. In 9th
er countries some females, with tho daring ambi
ton that charac,erizes strong intellect, when COM
bined with undisciplined passion, have avowed
themselves inidels, and striven 10 shine as stars
in the hemisphere of metaphysical philosophy
but where in nil America, with extraordinary
exception, can the traveller point out an atheist
woman; and that exception has sunk too low even
to attract the finger OF scorn.
MULrUM PARvo.-In the following extract
Of letter from Henry a. Wise, in reply to an
invitation to attend NEE ting in New York, there
WOr0S-H0ucn
should excite the serious reflection Of the peo-
Pile ~
''The very party raises such an ouscry against
all monopoIies have built up the most immense
and fearful of all nonopoies that of political
power and money power IN the hands OF one cor
poration alone, the President of the Z. S. There
are but three sources of power | know of in the
Power Of the pubc money,
the Power ofthe public lands, and the Power of |
the public officers, all three constituting what Is
called the power of patronage. Who has all three
of these powers and all the incidents to them?-
The President none other! And yet to the anti |
there terror at all in this mon
ster monopost!u
ARREsT.-The public are aware that james
Brown, of this village, was arrested some time
asst spring in Medina county,o charge of pass
ng counterfeit money, and was held TO bail in
he sum of $4,000, for his appearance at court,
o take his trial on the I'd day Of November
lis arrest was procured upon the testimony of
nan by the name of DeCourcey, who resided in
horton, Medina Co. It was ascertained that
fitness by the name OF w. w. Stevens, iiv-
ng in the safe of Newly York. whose testimony was
xpected to have an important bearing 70 the case
n,LI ..itain.I l.. THE Of fi.d case
was rightly judged by the person who was sure a
for the appearance Of DeCourcey at court, that j.
a effort would be made by Brown and his friends 4
, induce him to leave the country. 1t was as -
ertained that menaces and allurements were =
eoly held out to him. 'buy him off, which for :,
me wore the appearance of success. He enter 2
into agreement to go TO Texas, and his fam ~
v were to follow, the week after his departure.
lie hundred dollars and Brorn's gold match were =
iven him, which TO bear the expenses of the
,urncy, and 500 was to be paid to his wife,
hen she should start for the same place. Sew
raj DAYS after the plot fully discovered, be- y.
70 it was attempted to be put in execution nj
[eanwhile, the officers of Justice were not idle.
,piication Of his bail, and States warrant for in
lillian Hcks* who was one of the managers of 20
e affair." and on Saturday night they were both m
rested on tho Chippewa bridge, as they in COM mr.
NV were on their way to Wooster, and were ~
tn safely lodged in ji at Medina. Sunday of
orning, BY lthiel Mills, Esq, and Sheriff Clark NJ,
Medina, together with the assistance Of several "a
her citizens or
Upon the person OF Hicks was found about 8 100 AZ
counterfeit bills, of the bank of n. York; and o
G 500 plate, and one $50 plate, on IA bank in to,
lsconsin, the same which Brown obtained in IL,
city Of n. Y. last spring, and upon charge OF ,e
v ing which, he arrested soon after he ar oil
ed at home 1t is said, with how much truth n
saw that citizens of this village, acted co
agents for Brown, TO bride DeCourcey; against or
|, of which, at least, charges ola similar char w,
er were recently made for participation in a
9 transaction. When it was ascertained that of
own was managing in this way, Of his b,.
,dsmen' Mr. Ming OF Meoina; became a'arh,e" tai
look measures ior MS immediate arrest'"nich iud
K place in village Sunday afternoon la,
token to Medina Jail by Sheriff Clark. ire
Too much credit cannot be given to Esq. Camp
secutor for Medina county ,ex-Sherf Sergeant.
N.ss-s (,h;d;ster and Reach who in con- rai
ction with the individuals above named, took OF
y efficient measures during three successive the
g and nights, to procure the arrest. Jad
for
Wm Hicks II will he remembered acted n cha
spcuous part n witness, in the trial of Rich on
X. White, for burning the treasury buildings CON
(Ohio) Balance. Far
dis,
', 6, - -c.,. . 49,. &c wit
II for trial in the case of the State against
rrSs'.' al ii, -. e. - offie
on Saturday last where he was sentenced to ""
wears confinement hard labor. 1t is sim ~, ne
II fact that Van Rensselaer,, either assumed or 'u
- 49,. 80 .t g.. - III. - tied
ended to be watching the NOV e,nents of his l
rdinates, was doubt committing depreda- ed
. On the mails himself-Oh,o Star leas
gen
,- Th.J.,;s,,,.. oe phod v.l.,d to a:
:. re J,,. .s;oyrnment n,,,;na,ed C;ene,.I apps
2RISON for President. A Wing Convention aeo'
e same State made the same nomination.
Convention of DELEGATES from all the towns "